Chrissy Wissler

Sketching Heroes (Romance Video Game, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When Cheryl, a quirky and fun video game artist, answers a summons from her boss she expects a pink slip. The intern and the exploding toilet, the stapler incident with fellow artist, Eric. Most of the pranks, her fault.

Mostly.

But instead of firing her, both Cheryl and Eric receive a new assignment: creating the hero concept art for the first ever romance video game. A chance she never dreamed of-or dared hope for.

At least, if she and Eric find a way to work together... leaving the jokes, and pranks, behind.

A sweet story of heroes and heroines, and the artists who dream them up. "Sketching Heroes," the next short story in the popular Romance Video Game series.

"If you like sports novels, you'll like this-even if you don't like romance. If you like romance, you'll like this-even if you don't like sports novels. Wonderful book, chockfull of unexpected surprises." -Kristine Kathryn Rusch, USA TodayBestselling Author, on Home Run

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Blue Cedar Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Oktober 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386705321
• Artikelnr.: 54344311

Autorenporträt

Chrissy's short fiction has appeared in the anthologies: Fiction River: Risk-Takers, Fiction River Presents: Legacies, Fiction River Presents: Readers' Choice, Deep Magic, and When Dreams Come True (writing as Christen Anne Kelley). She writes fantasy and science fiction, as well as a softball, contemporary series for both romance and young adult (Little League Series and Home Run).

Before turning to fiction, Chrissy also wrote many nonfiction articles for publications such as Montana Outdoors, Women in the Outdoors, and Jakes Magazine. In 2009, Inside Kung Fu magazine awarded her with their 'Writer of the Year' award.

Follow her blog on being a parent-writer at Parents and Prose.