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Orson by David Delaney [Delaney, David] is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Orson about?
Orson Reid: college freshman, gamer and quite possibly the legendary boogeyman of the magical world. And you thought your life was weird. It all started the night Orson kissed his best friend Elyse, and she kissed him back. Yes, the kiss was life changing, but in ways Orson never could have imagined. It seems he contracted a "virus" that is making him taller, faster and stronger. But his life doesn’t go completely off the rails until the night Elyse shows up at his house, strips out of her clothes and shape-shifts into a giant cat – a panther to be exact. Now, instead of preparing for his freshman year of college, Orson is tossed head first into a world where shape-shifters, magic, and monsters are real. A world ruled by the secretive Paragon Society, a group that enforces magical law with brutal efficiency. And if all that wasn’t enough for one guy to deal with, Orson may just be the Ollphiest, the legendary monster that even monsters fear. ORSON is the first full-length novel in the Paragon Society series where shape-shifters, battle mages, and other mystical beings fight for the fate of humankind. If you enjoy quirky characters, reality-bending urban fantasy and pulse-pounding a
Who reads Orson?
It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.
Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- David Delaney [Delaney, David]
- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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