Rain Through Her Fingers

Brighton, 1824.Elaine thought she'd be safe in Brighton until the night the sea rose up and deluged the seaside resort. Now, fish dwell in the submerged ground floors, mists wreathe the city, and faery creatures roam the watery streets.Trapped in an attic for several months, protected by small enchantments, Elaine's supplies are finally running low. But she dares not risk the dangers outside, until the night her hiding place is discovered by a roguish treasure hunter who brings trouble in his wake.Forced into the open, Elaine must confront her past, battle an old foe, and protect her family legacy. Rabia Gale breaks fairy tales and fuses fantasy and science fiction. She loves to write about battered-but-still-battling heroes, transformation and redemption, and things from outer space. In her spare time, she reads, doodles, eats chocolate, and homeschools her children.Rabia grew up in hot humid Karachi, Pakistan. She then spent almost a decade in the frozen American Northeast among the trees, mountains, and moose. She now lives in Northern Virginia with her husband and three children.