Ebook {Epub PDF} Honey by Alison Lyke

Honey is a hapless Alice in a Wonderland occupied by a pantheon of gods and others. She's supported by her sister and brother with whom she has odd relationships (the family dynamic having been upset early on in Honey's life) and who question Honey's sanity as, indeed, Honey finds herself doing, and often, throughout the narrative/5(10).  · Honey A teashop barista named Honey is visited by Pearl a ghost who demands that Honey quit brewing tea Honey and her friends begin to question her sanity as Pearl s visitations continue and a plethora of Title: Honey; Author: Alison Lyke; ISBN: Page: ; Format: ebook.  · Alison is a fantasy and science fiction author and professor with a Master’s Degree in Creative Writing. Her debut novel, a modern mythology titled Honey, was published in She lives in Rochester, New York with her partner Jon-Paul and two sons, Jonah and Isaac/5.

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Honey by Alison Lyke In the spirit of ancient mythology, modern Honey wrangles through surreal realms, guided and hindered by agents who represent the forces of the universe. You've been chosen as a human servant to the highest of gods. Honey Review from an Amazon Reader: "Honey is Alison Lyke's debut novel and granted, I had the pleasure of copy editing a late draft, but I found, even as I was searching for errant commas and semicolons, that this novel sets itself apart from the myriad first novels that are often rife with autobiographical angst. This is not the case with Honey. Honey|Alison Lyke, Art Of The State: Virginia|K. M. Kostyal, Bridgman's Complete Guide To Drawing From Life: Over 1, Illustrations|George B. Bridgman, The Nature Of Music, Original Harmony In One Voice (Classic Reprint)|Julius Klauser.