C. E. Murphy
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| C.E. Murphy | |
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 Murphy in 2005 |
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| Pen name | Cate Dermody |
| Occupation | Writer |
| Nationality | American |
| Genres | Science fiction, fantasy |
C. E. Murphy (June 1, 1973) is an Alaskan-born writer of fantasy novels, short stories and comic books. She has also written a romance novel trilogy under the pseudonym Cate Dermody. She currently lives in Ireland.
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[edit] Bibliography
[edit] The Walker Papers
Joanne Walker is a Seattle police mechanic with no use for the mystical[…]until, on her deathbed, a trickster offers her the chance to live. In choosing life, she becomes a shaman and is forced to acknowledge an aspect of the world she's always refused to see. [1]
- Urban Shaman (2005, ISBN 0-373-80223-4)
- Thunderbird Falls (May 2006, ISBN 0-373-80235-8)
- Coyote Dreams (May 2007, ISBN 0-373-80272-2)
- Cauldron Borne (work in progress, tentatively scheduled for May 2009)
- Wendengo Hunts (2010)
- Rattlesnake Dances (2011)
A related novella, Banshee Cries, falls chronologically between the first two books, and was published in the Winter Moon anthology (November 2005, ISBN 0-373-80239-0). Titles subject to change.
[edit] The Negotiator Trilogy
Margrit Knight has finally found the perfect man--only he's a gargoyle, and wanted for murder. Margrit is drawn into Alban Korund's world and exposed to the Old Races--fantastic peoples whose existence is the stuff of legends. Once she knows about them, they all want to use her as a pawn in tensions that are building toward racial war. Margrit finds herself torn between Alban's world and her own, struggling to keep his secrets even as she tries to keep herself alive.[2]
- Heart of Stone (November 2007)
- House of Cards (March 2008)
- Hands of Flame (September 2008)
[edit] The Inheritors' Cycle
An epic science-fantasy to be put out by Del Rey.
- The Queen's Bastard (May 2008)
- The Pretender's Crown (January 2009)
[edit] The Strongbox Chronicles
written as Cate Dermody
- The Cardinal Rule (December 2005, ISBN 0-373-51385-2)
- The Firebird Deception (June 2006, ISBN 0-373-51409-3)
- The Phoenix Law (December 2006, ISBN 0-373-51433-6)
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