I am so excited to announce that Aislinn’s Shadow is now available on the Kindle store for pre-order! (Click here.)
The official release date is November 22, 2019.
I will also be offering Aislinn’s Shadow across other ebook platforms (Kobo, Barnes and Noble, etc) and as a hard copy. I’ll update accordingly as these get sorted!
In the meantime, here is the cover and blurb:
After twelve years in Ireland working for the powerful Kin High Council, Aislinn Redding returns to the remote Australian bush she once called home. Rest and relaxation are just what the doctor ordered, but powerful nightmares stalk Aislinn at every turn and not even the space behind her eyelids is safe.
For over a decade, Tobias Greenwood worshipped the sound of Aislinn’s laughter inside his memory. Now, she’s back – but the reality of her presence is far different from that of his dreams. To make matters worse, her scent sparks a primal reckoning that threatens not only Aislinn’s life, but Tobias’ sanity.
Determined to make a new life for herself among the pack, Aislinn dismisses Tobias’ hostility as nothing more than a grown man’s tantrum. If he couldn’t be bothered to call or write during her long absence, then why should she care what he thinks of her now? She shouldn’t. She doesn’t.
Every flutter of Aislinn’s lashes insists she’s full of secrets, but Tobias can’t keep his head on his shoulders long enough to work out what they might be. When danger surfaces in the otherwise peaceful bush, he knows in the depths of his soul that she’s involved – though which side of the fence Aislinn sits on remains a mystery. Only one thing is certain; Tobias and Aislinn must either address the yawning divide between them… or sentence everyone they care about to a grisly death.
**This book is intended for adults and therefore contains adult scenes, violence and adult language where the characters deem it necessary**
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I hope that whets your appetite! I’ve really enjoyed bringing this book to life and I cannot wait to share book two with you all early next year. Until next week, happy Sunday!
Samantha Marshall 