INTRODUCING
Tor
Maddox, a heroine for our times
“I know that one day, I’m
going to have to live in the real world. I’d like it to be a decent one.” - Tor
Book I Tor Maddox: Unleashed
When sixteen-year old Torrance Olivia Maddox,
self-confessed news junkie, figures out that the mysterious and deadly New Flu
is being spread by dogs, she has one question—if the danger is that obvious to
her, why hasn’t the government revealed the truth and taken action?
Her search for the answer will take her farther than
she ever imagined. But then again, she never imagined that man’s best friend
could become public enemy number one, that men in black might show up in her
cozy suburban neighborhood, that she’d spend her sixteenth birthday as a
teenaged runaway, and that her effort to save one dog would become a mission to
save them all.
About the Author
Liz Coley has been writing long and short fiction for teens
and adults for more than ten years. Her short fiction has appeared in Cosmos
Magazine and several speculative fiction anthologies: The Last Man, More Scary Kisses, Strange Worlds, Flights of Fiction and Winter's Regret.
In 2013, psychological thriller Pretty Girl-13 was released by HarperCollins in the US and UK.
Foreign translations have been published in French, Spanish, German,
Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, Russian, Czech, Slovakian, and Chinese
(simplified and traditional).
Her independent publications include alternate history/time
travel/romance Out of Xibalba and
teen thrillers in the new Tor Maddox
series.
Liz lives in Ohio, where she is surrounded by a fantastic
community of writers, beaten regularly by better tennis players, uplifted by
her choir, supported by her husband, teased by her teenaged daughter, cheered
from afar by her two older sons, and adorned with hair by her cats Tiger,
Pippin, and Merry.
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