About The Book:
From The Louvre Still Stands, In a perilous age where humanity lives under the control of the Militarian government, one woman risks life, limb, and ship, for a lost treasure trove on old Earth.
Gwyndalaria Casteliano, Captain of the starship Pleiades, leads her Ex-Militarian companion Adrik, and her childhood friend Rodrigo on the treasure hunt of a lifetime. While the common belief is that old Earth has been completely lost after the great alien wars, Gwyn knows it’s ripe for the taking. Intelligence, bought for a steep price, proves that the Louvre still stands. Gwyn leads her comrades on an adventure of a lifetime, as they make a desperate attempt at fortune. It’s too bad Militarian troops are hot on their trail.
The Louvre Still Stands is a piece of science fiction, that nods its head toward spacers like Malcom Reynolds, and is sure to leave readers wanting more.
Genre: Science Fiction
A Moment with Arwen:
What inspired you to write The Louvre Still Stands?
Well, I really enjoy space opera, and I love art. I guess I kind of merged those two ideas. I kept asking myself, "What if?"
You know, what if there is a daring female space pilot (something I haven't seen so much,) and what if the Old Earth is just prime waiting for someone to come in and rescue its treasures (or smuggle them)?
I suppose it's that Old Earth world (concept) that intrigued me. I mean I can see it as if I'm looking out a window.
So, are there any plans for a novel in the future?
Yes, I've already got a book outlined, and I've started writing it.
What other works do you have in progress?
I've been working on my novel Ice Clan for a good long while now. It sits and rests, but never leaves my mind. I'm also working on a novel centered around a female archaeologist from the same universe as The Louvre Still Stands.
Don't forget to check out Arwen Chandler's Meet the Author Page!Gwyndalaria Casteliano, Captain of the starship Pleiades, leads her Ex-Militarian companion Adrik, and her childhood friend Rodrigo on the treasure hunt of a lifetime. While the common belief is that old Earth has been completely lost after the great alien wars, Gwyn knows it’s ripe for the taking. Intelligence, bought for a steep price, proves that the Louvre still stands. Gwyn leads her comrades on an adventure of a lifetime, as they make a desperate attempt at fortune. It’s too bad Militarian troops are hot on their trail.
The Louvre Still Stands is a piece of science fiction, that nods its head toward spacers like Malcom Reynolds, and is sure to leave readers wanting more.
Genre: Science Fiction
A Moment with Arwen:
What inspired you to write The Louvre Still Stands?
Well, I really enjoy space opera, and I love art. I guess I kind of merged those two ideas. I kept asking myself, "What if?"
You know, what if there is a daring female space pilot (something I haven't seen so much,) and what if the Old Earth is just prime waiting for someone to come in and rescue its treasures (or smuggle them)?
I suppose it's that Old Earth world (concept) that intrigued me. I mean I can see it as if I'm looking out a window.
So, are there any plans for a novel in the future?
Yes, I've already got a book outlined, and I've started writing it.
What other works do you have in progress?
I've been working on my novel Ice Clan for a good long while now. It sits and rests, but never leaves my mind. I'm also working on a novel centered around a female archaeologist from the same universe as The Louvre Still Stands.
What inspires you to write?
I loved reading this. The plot was tight and the twist at the end was a surprise. I hope to read more of this character's exploits.
ReplyDeleteLynn Nodima
Thanks Lynn! I enjoyed writing it. Loved the whole concept. I promise to let you know once I have the book done. :) Arwen
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