| Author: | Patrick Welch | ISBN: | 9781771152099 |
| Publisher: | Double Dragon Publishing | Publication: | December 21, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Double Dragon eBooks | Language: | English |
| Author: | Patrick Welch |
| ISBN: | 9781771152099 |
| Publisher: | Double Dragon Publishing |
| Publication: | December 21, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Double Dragon eBooks |
| Language: | English |
Officer John Parrish and his partner are on routine patrol in Murphysburg, Ohio when they notice a car that had been reported stolen. Their pursuit leads them to an abandoned industrial site. Parrish follows the criminal into an old outbuilding. Trapped inside, he eventually finds himself in another structure altogether: Westchester Station.
He soon learns, with the help of the stationmaster, that the train depot is an intertimensional train station. He has been brought there for a reason, but only he can discover what that reason is. As he wanders the station and meets its many residents, he soon discovers that if he doesn't find and fulfill that purpose, he may never leave.
Westchester Station: the Pursuit is the third volume in the Westchester saga and occurs ten years after the last adventure. Many of the same characters are here, but some interesting new ones are introduced as well, including a teen-age girl who is possibly a refugee from an alternate reality, a beggar who really is as blind as a bat, and Amelia Earhart (perhaps). And, this being Westchester Station, many of the officer's adventures are as unusual as the residents of the station.
Will Parrish succeed? Can Furball the cat help him rescue Earhart (if that's who she is)? And where can one get something to eat? The new novel expands on the original with new adventures, characters and discoveries. Readers of the first two books will welcome Westchester Station: the Pursuit with open arms and minds.
Officer John Parrish and his partner are on routine patrol in Murphysburg, Ohio when they notice a car that had been reported stolen. Their pursuit leads them to an abandoned industrial site. Parrish follows the criminal into an old outbuilding. Trapped inside, he eventually finds himself in another structure altogether: Westchester Station.
He soon learns, with the help of the stationmaster, that the train depot is an intertimensional train station. He has been brought there for a reason, but only he can discover what that reason is. As he wanders the station and meets its many residents, he soon discovers that if he doesn't find and fulfill that purpose, he may never leave.
Westchester Station: the Pursuit is the third volume in the Westchester saga and occurs ten years after the last adventure. Many of the same characters are here, but some interesting new ones are introduced as well, including a teen-age girl who is possibly a refugee from an alternate reality, a beggar who really is as blind as a bat, and Amelia Earhart (perhaps). And, this being Westchester Station, many of the officer's adventures are as unusual as the residents of the station.
Will Parrish succeed? Can Furball the cat help him rescue Earhart (if that's who she is)? And where can one get something to eat? The new novel expands on the original with new adventures, characters and discoveries. Readers of the first two books will welcome Westchester Station: the Pursuit with open arms and minds.
