Location: United States
Member Since:
Aug. 14, 2015
AM Devine
Publisher info
AM Devine is an indie author based in southwest Tennessee. She enjoys annoying her two cats, Laird Inkspot and Tsar Nicholas, as well as wandering around Azeroth when she's not commanding Federation starships or playing other various games on PC and Playstation.
She's been writing, mostly for herself, for nearly 20 years. She joined in the great adventure of NaNoWriMo back in 2004 - and figured out her formula to crossing the finish line in 2009. She's been highly active in her region since 2009, and 2015 marks her second year as Municipal Liaison. 2009 also marked her first encounter with a professional in the writing and publishing industries, and after said professional told her that she had something going for her, she decided to suck it up and embark on her dream of being a published author, support or no support from the people around her.
She's been writing, mostly for herself, for nearly 20 years. She joined in the great adventure of NaNoWriMo back in 2004 - and figured out her formula to crossing the finish line in 2009. She's been highly active in her region since 2009, and 2015 marks her second year as Municipal Liaison. 2009 also marked her first encounter with a professional in the writing and publishing industries, and after said professional told her that she had something going for her, she decided to suck it up and embark on her dream of being a published author, support or no support from the people around her.
Where to find AM Devine online
Website: http://authoramdevine.com
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Books
O'Mally's Station
by AM Devine
Price:
$0.99 USD.
Words: 5,850.
Language:
English.
Published: August 14, 2015
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Categories:
Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories, Fiction » Science fiction » Military
(4.00 from 1 review)
Commodore Edwina O'Mally wasn't active command anymore, well, at least she wasn't until reports came in from Station 321 indicating that the commanding officer had been murdered. The method of murder indicates an enemy that most have long forgotten, but O'Mally has studied for most of her career. She's sent out to assess the situation and take command.