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Coles The OT Gang at Village Green Shopping Centre in Vernon, BC
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The OT Gang is a queer thriller that genre-blends speculative and literary fiction. It's the story of a throuple; three women whose lives imperfectly intersect. Naddy is as captivating as she is calculating. By day, she works Uptown, subversively destabilizing the city with ruthless precision. By night, she recruits rebels for the revolution in the Old Town. Elle, Naddy's primary partner, is an artist, a dreamer, and the heart of the Old Town Resistance. She'd rather paint revolutions than bleed for them but, when Naddy enters her life, she finds herself surprisingly ready to embrace the chaos within. Samantha is Naddy's ally and on-again, off-again partner, who encourages Naddy to come clean with Elle about her desire for a polyamorous relationship. Sam is hot headed and defiant, sometimes to her own detriment, but she makes good trouble. Usually.
However, the women's relationship is thrown into overdrive when a sinister man slithers into town. Jared is a long lost heir to the Rowe estate, a pivotal property on the docks that borders Up and Old Town. After a particularly harrowing night of vigilante justice, Naddy goes to the OT to rekindle her romance with Elle. While there, she has a chance encounter with Jared and realizes he has his eye on more than his family's estate. The ensuing struggle to maintain control of the Rowe docks and drug trade are only part of the complication caused by Jared. His reckless actions wind up posing a threat to all the denizens of the Old Town. The members of the OT are united by something that runs deeper than blood ties to an estate. They are found family, and they're willing to do whatever it takes to protect their home and one another. Or die trying.
The OT Gang is a queer thriller that genre-blends speculative and literary fiction. It's the story of a throuple; three women whose lives imperfectly intersect. Naddy is as captivating as she is calculating. By day, she works Uptown, subversively destabilizing the city with ruthless precision. By night, she recruits rebels for the revolution in the Old Town. Elle, Naddy's primary partner, is an artist, a dreamer, and the heart of the Old Town Resistance. She'd rather paint revolutions than bleed for them but, when Naddy enters her life, she finds herself surprisingly ready to embrace the chaos within. Samantha is Naddy's ally and on-again, off-again partner, who encourages Naddy to come clean with Elle about her desire for a polyamorous relationship. Sam is hot headed and defiant, sometimes to her own detriment, but she makes good trouble. Usually.
However, the women's relationship is thrown into overdrive when a sinister man slithers into town. Jared is a long lost heir to the Rowe estate, a pivotal property on the docks that borders Up and Old Town. After a particularly harrowing night of vigilante justice, Naddy goes to the OT to rekindle her romance with Elle. While there, she has a chance encounter with Jared and realizes he has his eye on more than his family's estate. The ensuing struggle to maintain control of the Rowe docks and drug trade are only part of the complication caused by Jared. His reckless actions wind up posing a threat to all the denizens of the Old Town. The members of the OT are united by something that runs deeper than blood ties to an estate. They are found family, and they're willing to do whatever it takes to protect their home and one another. Or die trying.
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