A war is brewing...
Heartbroken and lost, Sadie left her family when she was only sixteen to fight evil. Years of searching out and destroying the vermin of the supernatural world have left her ruthless and jaded, and powerful.
Sadie’s success has made her a target, and a series of cryptic warnings leaves her questioning what is being asked of her. But nothing in her past has prepared her for the obstacles she now faces in trying to rid the world of a resurrected evil that no one saw coming.
She finally comes home for the chance to re-discover her first love, Aiden. Does she have the power to restore Aiden’s memories and hold on to her love for him, while battling for humanity—and her life?
Sales and rankings aren't the greatest, but this is the first in the series and the others haven't been released yet. They will be in 2016.
I reached the edge of the blackened alley; whether he had dimmed the street lights, or it was just a bad part of town, I didn’t know. A young woman, not much older than my twenty-one years, was being strangled by this monster and I had to take action.
“Yo,” I called, stepping into the passageway. “Let her go.”
He whipped his head around, blazing red eyes settling on mine. “Sorceress,” he hissed. “Go away.”
The girl whimpered, so I stepped closer. Reaching to my back pocket, I pulled out the golden stake and pressed it to my thigh. “No.”
He released her throat and she fell to the ground. Glancing to her for an aura, I saw she had none, so she was human. I hoped that fall didn’t break any bones, but that was better than being dead.
He sped to me, in my face in an instant. Cocking his head to the side, he leaned in and sniffed my neck, sending a chill down my spine. “I love sorcery blood,” he cooed.
“You don’t want to do that,” I warned. Using my free hand, I spun my fingers in a circle and lit up the area around us.
He took a small step back, then smiled widely. “Wait…are you…the Sadie Tabors?”
Smirking, I curtsied. “The one and only. I’m assuming you know why I’m here.”
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Emanuel Alejandro Cruz
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Author review: Fabulous and always communicating to let me know how it's going. |
