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    The Demigod Interviews: Julian King
    The Demigod Interviews: Sean Andrews
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    Olisbeth Mason Chronicles: Demigod Interviews Series

    By Mandy Oviatt

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    About this series

    In My Lady Olives, book one of the Olisbeth Mason Chronicles, Olisbeth/Athena discovers the existence of an entire world of gods and half-gods "demigods" in human form. Each demigod is born for a purpose, and their experiences as the child of a god varies as much as the gods themselves.

    In her last life, Aphrodite, known as "Yvette Bazin," a famous french Cabaret dancer and singer in post-WWII Paris, married an American and became an even more famous star of the 1960s Silver Screen before her 1976 murder.
    In this short story, her oldest son, Julian King, ruminates on what it was like growing up around cabarets in post-War France, about getting "the talk" from his mother, discovering his mother's murdered body, and how he coped with the after-effects of the grisly murder.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMandy Oviatt
    Release dateJul 12, 2014
    The Demigod Interviews: Julian King
    The Demigod Interviews: Sean Andrews

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      The Demigod Interviews: Sean Andrews
      The Demigod Interviews: Sean Andrews

      The Demigod Interviews: Sean Andrews

      Mandy Oviatt
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      In My Lady Olives, book one of the Olisbeth Mason Chronicles, Olisbeth/Athena discovers the existence of an entire world of gods and half-gods "demigods" in human form. Each demigod is born for a purpose, and their experiences as the child of a god varies as much as the gods themselves. In this, the first of the Demigod Interviews, Olisbeth Mason interviews Sean Andrews, the son of Ares and a United States Marine. Sean Andrews grew up thinking his father died in the Vietnam War.... except..... his father Ares still lives.

      In My Lady Olives, book one of the Olisbeth Mason Chronicles, Olisbeth/Athena discovers the existence of an entire world of gods and half-gods "demigods" in human form. Each demigod is born for a purpose, and their experiences as the child of a god varies as much as the gods themselves. In this, the first of the Demigod Interviews, Olisbeth Mason interviews Sean Andrews, the son of Ares and a United States Marine. Sean Andrews grew up thinking his father died in the Vietnam War.... except..... his father Ares still lives.

    • 2

      The Demigod Interviews: Julian King
      The Demigod Interviews: Julian King

      The Demigod Interviews: Julian King

      Mandy Oviatt
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      In My Lady Olives, book one of the Olisbeth Mason Chronicles, Olisbeth/Athena discovers the existence of an entire world of gods and half-gods "demigods" in human form. Each demigod is born for a purpose, and their experiences as the child of a god varies as much as the gods themselves. In her last life, Aphrodite, known as "Yvette Bazin," a famous french Cabaret dancer and singer in post-WWII Paris, married an American and became an even more famous star of the 1960s Silver Screen before her 1976 murder. In this short story, her oldest son, Julian King, ruminates on what it was like growing up around cabarets in post-War France, about getting "the talk" from his mother, discovering his mother's murdered body, and how he coped with the after-effects of the grisly murder.

      In My Lady Olives, book one of the Olisbeth Mason Chronicles, Olisbeth/Athena discovers the existence of an entire world of gods and half-gods "demigods" in human form. Each demigod is born for a purpose, and their experiences as the child of a god varies as much as the gods themselves. In her last life, Aphrodite, known as "Yvette Bazin," a famous french Cabaret dancer and singer in post-WWII Paris, married an American and became an even more famous star of the 1960s Silver Screen before her 1976 murder. In this short story, her oldest son, Julian King, ruminates on what it was like growing up around cabarets in post-War France, about getting "the talk" from his mother, discovering his mother's murdered body, and how he coped with the after-effects of the grisly murder.

    Author

    Mandy Oviatt

    Mandy Oviatt is a disabled veteran of the U.S. Army and currently resides in Phoenix, Arizona with her evil wizard husband and two ferocious and terrifying mini schnauzers. She has a Masters' degree in History from the University of Houston, Clear Lake. Mandy is the oldest of 5 children, with only one brother. Other than writing, she enjoys video games, reading, blogging, and has lived in Georgia, Florida, Texas, and Germany. She maintains blogs at landofnerds.com and moonsedai.wordpress.com, where she discusses her own struggles with chronic pain and illness. Her personal Nectar and Ambrosia are Dr. Pepper and M&Ms, though she would never turn down Firefly, Doctor Who, or Star Wars.

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