I'm thrilled to share a release of a favorite author of mine.
I've read this story, by chapter, when Skyla shared it on her site. It's a Paranormal, Urban Fantasy read and a different type of story from her Demons of Oblivion series. I loved it all the same. The main character is nothing like Zara, and is an amazing character as well! I hope you go and meet Anais. She is well worth meeting and can use all the friends that will have her.
Soulless is up for Purchasing!
Soulless
By: Skyla Dawn Cameron
Due Out: January 13, 2014
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Description:
Anais Peake was created to devour the souls of otherwise unkillable monsters, but with every soul she eats, she loses a little of her own. She’s been in retirement for eighteen months when her monster hunting best friend shows up one winter night needing help, and so Ani temporarily returns to a life she tried hard to escape.
Their plans go awry on a deserted highway when a harpy attacks and Ani’s friend is killed. Ani is pulled out of the role of sidekick and thrust into the uncomfortable shoes of heroine in a mystery involving both human and otherworldly monsters, with only her neighbour/cat babysitter, an old friend still suffering grief and anger, and an empath funeral director for help to solve her friend’s murder.
But fate has patiently been waiting: Ani was created with a purpose in mind and retirement or not, she has to face what she is and what she’s capable of.
Even if her soul doesn’t survive it.
After reading the book, I must say, the cover is right on with the story.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
I also want to take a moment to share something additional. There is a program called Patreon. Many of you may have heard of it. It's a venue for authors to share with their fans items they are working on BEFORE others and stories you may not get anywhere else. You pledge a few bucks to be donated monthly and you get this access.
Skyla has joined Patreon. So if you enjoy her stories and want more and to read what she's working on long before it's published, go pledge her.
