Karina Sumner-Smith
Bio: ina Sumner-Smith is a writer, a student, an adventure racing
fanatic, a graduate of the Clarion 2001 Writers' Workshop, a cynical idealist, and an avid reader, among other things. She placed with an Honorable Mention in both the 2002 and 2003 Isaac Asimov Awards for Undergraduate Excellence in Science Fiction and Fantasy Writing. Her short fiction may be found in publications including Strange Horizons and Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet. She currently lives in Toronto, Ontario. You can e-mail Karina thus
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For eight years, Operative Jana Hannock has guarded the Bomb. Buried alone in a top secret installation that no one will admit exists, Jana has had virtually no contact with the outside world. But with the strange arrival of Operative Anthony Leighton, the routine of her life is thrown off-balance and memories of the war begin to resurface. With her loyalty in question and the fate of the continent in her hands, Jana must find a way to protect the bomb--while she still can. (Published: 2003)
