Coltswood - by Jules Revel (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

When academician and artist Belinda Coltswood comes face-to-face with a colleague from her younger years, old feelings and painful memories rise to the surface in uncomfortable and potentially transformative ways.

Professor Belinda Coltswood has made a name for herself. As the recent winner of a prestigious art prize, and the object of lingering rumors that nearly ended her career, Coltswood walks a fine line between celebrity and outcast. Though seemingly immune to both censure and accolades, Coltswood's capacity for cool indifference dissolves in a rip tide of memory when she finds herself face-to-face with a woman from her past. A woman she knew only as Wolf. While the Wolf in her office is hardly the same fierce young AIDS activist Coltswood remembers, this meeting has the potential to alter their lives in radical ways.

About the Author

Jules Revel is the product of a semi-feral childhood in rural New England. She writes stories exploring courage, chance, and the role of magic in our mundane lives. She holds a Ph.D and teaches environmental sociology in Iowa where she lives with her girlfriend, cousin, and a menagerie of rescue animals.