Gene Doucette

 
Overview

“…if your next question is, what could that possibly make me, if I’m not an angel or a god? The answer is the same as what I said before: many have considered me a god, and probably a few have thought of me as an angel. I’m neither, if those positions are defined by any kind of supernormal magical power. True magic of that kind doesn’t exist, but I can do things that may appear magic to someone slightly more tethered to their mortality. I’m a woman, and that’s all. What may make me different from the next woman is that it’s possible I’m the very first one…”

For most of humankind, the woman calling herself Eve has been nothing more than a shock of red hair glimpsed out of the corner of the eye, in a crowd, or from a great distance. She’s been worshipped, feared, and hunted, but perhaps never understood. Now, she’s trying to reconnect with the world, and finding that more challenging than anticipated.

Can the oldest human on Earth rediscover her own humanity? Or will she decide the world isn’t worth it?

Praise

“To start off, this is an amazing start to this new series. Secondly, I hate you Doucette because of the last two words in the book. Third, I love this book.”
—Amazon reviewer

“Told from a new perspective, we once again enter the world that we never quite see. Goblins, pixies and demons share our world, we just don’t see them. Seeing the world through Eve’s eyes is every bit as fascinating as through Adam’s.”
—Amazon reviewer

Excerpt