J. CABRAL-JACKSON
Sci-Fi & Fantasy Author
PORTAL FEVER
Portal Fever is a fast-paced thriller novella set in 1994. For readers who love high-concept thrillers with a strong emotional core, like those by Blake Crouch (Dark Matter/Recursion) or TV shows Fringe and Dark. Portal Fever blends real-world settings with fantastical science fiction which will appeal to fans of urban fantasy.
When her cousin Benny disappears, jaded psychiatrist Sam sets out to find him through a series of portal trips that allow her to travel instantly to several locations on Earth.
As she learns to navigate the portal system, Sam has forty-seven minutes before the portal pulls her back, but a series of malfunctions brings unexpected results and threatens to cost her everything.
BAIN
ROCK
Bain Rock is an 80s fantasy set against an oppressive militia regime, found family and a sweet sapphic romance. For the fans of Year Of The Witching, The Rules of Magic, The House of Spirits and Uprooted.
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BAIN
ROCK
J. Cabral-Jackson
June, 1984. On the remote island of Inea, the militia has outlawed all magic, and rival witch factions are at war.
As war brews between the Council of Witches and Dissenters, a suspicious fire forces Emma into hiding. A descendant of nineteen bloodlines of witches, Emma has yet to manifest any powers, but sets out to rescue her last living relative.
Nor is the daughter of a sworn enemy and prominent Dissenter and the last person Emma expects to fall for.
Emma has to navigate treacherous alliances and learn who to trust as she uncovers a secret which threatens everything she knew about herself.
About the Author
J. Cabral-Jackson is a family doctor and St Andrews Graduate with a Master’s in Creative Writing from the University of Manchester, studying under Professor Jeanette Winterson, Geoff Ryman, and Ian McGuire.
She was a finalist in the NYC Midnight Screenwriting Competition and the Pulp Idol Novel Competition.