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When Dark Falls Kindle Edition
Desperate for answers, Kadie looks to the new defender of the night, the only person who can hinder the total domination of Professor Dark—Nocturnelle. The mysterious vigilante superhero came from nowhere with her cybernetic sidekick Shadow, set on putting an end to the brutality of Dark's regime. But as his laboratories work on a new secret super-weapon, Nocturnelle and Shadow may not be enough to save Nephopolis...or to save Kadie either.
A Superhero Romance previously published by Breathless Press, 21st November 2014.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateMay 13, 2015
- File size4653 KB
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- ASIN : B00XN2Y9CM
- Publisher : Pippa Jay; 2nd edition (May 13, 2015)
- Publication date : May 13, 2015
- Language : English
- File size : 4653 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 131 pages
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About the author

A stay-at-home mum who spent twelve years working as an Analytical Chemist in a Metals and Minerals laboratory, Pippa Jay bases her stories on a lifetime addiction to science-fiction books and films. Somewhere along the line a touch of romance crept into her work and refused to leave. In between torturing her various characters, she spends the odd free moments indulging in freestyle street dance and studying the Dark Side of the Force, along with an addiction to cosplay. Although happily settled in historical Colchester in the UK with her husband of 25 years and three not-so-little monsters, she continues to roam the rest of the Universe in her head.
Pippa Jay is also a committed member of the SFR Brigade, a community of science fiction romance authors dedicated to writing and promoting the very best of the genre. She blogs sporadically at Spacefreighters Lounge, Adventures in Scifi, and Romancing the Genres. Her works include YA and adult stories crossing a multitude of subgenres from scifi to the paranormal, often with romance, and she’s one of eight authors included in a science fiction romance anthology—Tales from the SFR Brigade. She’s also a quadruple SFR Galaxy Award winner, been a finalist in the Heart of Denver RWA Aspen Gold Contest (3rd place), the EPIC eBook awards, and the GCC RWA Silken Sands Star Awards (2nd place).
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This book has the reader asking questions from almost the first paragraph, probably because Kadie, the main character, is also asking questions. As the blurb says, she wakes up with a bruise on her arm and no knowledge of how it got there. She soon meets up with another character, Jev, who appears to be protective of her, yet distant. He is her manager in the lab where she works, putting components together for Dark. It isn't long before we meet Nocturnelle, a superhero, and her sidekick Shadow, who are working to defeat Dark.
The pace of this story is unrelenting, emphasised by the fact that the main characters essentially never sleep. The hopelessness of life under the regime created by Dark comes through clearly, and the resolution is unclear until the last minute, something I appreciate.
An excellently woven tale, with tight imagery. In particular, I commend Jay on her title selection, as it really is a brilliant play on words and concepts.
Nocturnelle is a rogue superhero, her past a mystery even to herself. She conducts missions with Shadow, the cybernetically enhanced minor hero and member of the remaining Alliance of Super Heroes and Heroines. While there's more then an attraction between the two, Nelle and Shadow aren't willing to risk their partnership with ASHH, when there's important work to be done. Her one goal is to defeat Dark or die trying.
Nelle doesn't realize that Dark's moving swiftly to destroy everything and that Kadie's the one that holds the key to her mortal weakness.
This Cyber punk world that Pippa Jay's has deftly created is a fast-paced action story where love's a risky endeavor for superhero and non hero alike. Ultimately, Kadies underlying courage comes through but how can she, without superhero powers, hope to put an end to the brutality of Dark's regime? I leave you to find out in this delightful book.
Jack Murphy
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This book has the reader asking questions from almost the first paragraph, probably because Kadie, the main character, is also asking questions. As the blurb says, she wakes up with a bruise on her arm and no knowledge of how it got there. She soon meets up with another character, Jev, who appears to be protective of her, yet distant. He is her manager in the lab where she works, putting components together for Dark. It isn't long before we meet Nocturnelle, a superhero, and her sidekick Shadow, who are working to defeat Dark.
The pace of this story is unrelenting, emphasised by the fact that the main characters essentially never sleep. The hopelessness of life under the regime created by Dark comes through clearly, and the resolution is unclear until the last minute, something I appreciate.
An excellently woven tale, with tight imagery. In particular, I commend Jay on her title selection, as it really is a brilliant play on words and concepts.

