The Twilight Gods

· JMS Books LLC
Ebook
172
Pages

About this ebook

London during the Great Exhibition of 1851 is a new world of technological advances, eye-popping inventions, and glimpses of exotic treasures from the East. For fifteen-year-old Norris Woodhead, it’s a time of spectral figures mingling with London’s daily crowds and an old rectory in a far corner of the English countryside -- a great house literally caught in time, where answers to curious little mysteries await him.

Confined by his family’s financial woes, Norris suffers a lonely and unsatisfying time till the day he (and only he) notices “shadow-people” in the streets. Then a strange widow appears, rents a vacant room in the house, and takes him under her wing. She becomes his guardian, slowly revealing those shadows’ secrets, Norris’ connection with them, and the life-altering choices he has to face in the end.

The Twilight Godsis a retelling of the Native American folktale, “The Girl Who Married a Ghost.” Set in Victorian England, it’s an alternative perspective on a gay teen’s coming-out process, with Norris’ journey of self-discovery couched in magical and supernatural terms and imagery.

About the author

Hayden Thorne lives in the San Francisco Bay Area though wasn’t born there (or, indeed, the USA). A writer of young adult fiction, Hayden specializes in contemporary fantasy, historical fantasy, and historical fiction genres with coming-of-age themes and very little focus on romance (most of the time. For more information, please visit haydenthorne.com.

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