Bøger af Meg Smith

Bored with his extraordinary existence, Nikolay-an augmented assassin working for a multinational organization-saves Danika from a violent kidnapping. Nikolay soon discovers that the lonely artist living in Bavaria has a dark and dangerous past that's about to catch up with her. Together, they'll face the dangers threatening her safety and uncover a sinister plot that could lead to global war-unless their newly formed family of misfits can do something to prevent it.A genre-defying love story, The Chronicles of Jackal and Rabbit will twist your heart into knots and stop it altogether.TRIGGER WARNING: This story contains explicit sexual scenes with violence and torture throughout. Please be advised that some of these scenes may be offensive to sensitive readers.

Night's Island is Meg Smith's third book of poetry from Emu Books.The poems in Shadow Island speak of mysteries that unfold even amid places of sanctuary. Hauntings, heartbreak, intimacies, love, and hungers of spirit fill these pages. Gloria Mindock, editor of Červená Barva Press, writes: "Night's Island is one of the best poetry books released this year. Smith's poetry is complex and written beautifully. Her images stay in your heart for hours...I highly recommend this outstanding collection which will stay deep inside your mind."

"Dear Deepest Ghost" is the second book of poetry by writer, journalist and dancer Meg Smith. This book includes poems that have appeared in numerous literary, science fiction, horror, and gothic publications, and more. These poems reflect themes of love, loss, loneliness, revelations, folklore, a relationship with the natural world, and the people, places and events that touch the writer's invitation, brightly and darkly. In his foreword, Jeffrey Thomas, author of the Punktown series, says, "Her poems often reference the sea, but also the cosmos, both of which dwarf us - putting our tiny, fragile lives into a humbling perspective, at the same time that the sea and cosmos serve her as metaphors for the interior life of thought and feeling."

Pretty Green Thorns is Meg Smith's fifth book of poetry, and her fourth book published by Emu Books.In Pretty Green Thorns, Meg Smith draws from -- and pays homage to -- her Irish-American heritage and identity.The poems in this book draw their inspiration from history, spirituality, nature and the supernatural; from ancestors, family and friends.They speak of love, loss, and the cycles and seasons of life.Art Ketchen, editor and publisher of Celtic Beat magazine, writes, "This book of poetry, considered as a whole, is a world unto itself. It is made from the physical, tactile, observed world, and the inner, personal, and mythic world, and it is about transformation."

After the shocking events at the sugar factory, Nikolay and Danika are separated once more and Danika is taken to The Facility on the orders of the Temple. It's a race against the clock for Nikolay to get to her and bring down Onyx before Danika is killed in an experiment that she couldn't possibly survive.Unlikely alliances are formed and old bonds are tested when the fate of the world is put in the hands of the group that Jackal and Rabbit call family, throwing the future of humanity down a dark and twisted corridor of uncertainty.

"This Scarlet Dancing" is the third book of poetry by Meg Smith, whose book "Dear Deepest Ghost" is also available on Amazon. "This Scarlet Dancing" includes poems of love, loss, the natural and supernatural, and the darkest and brightest spaces of imagination. In her foreword, media historian Donna Halper says, She is a keen observer of the world around her, and throughout This Scarlet Dancing, there are snapshots of a life deeply felt, filled with experiences that are worth remembering."