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“In The Shadows”, the first of The Shadows trilogy, is an urban fantasy of vampires and the supernatural, and much, much more. In the shadows you will find lust and passion, battles for power and for blood, and death and fear around every corner. In the shadows you are carried away to an unknown future. Your destiny awaits, and you are no longer who you thought you were. You have a thirst, for blood perhaps, but a thirst for very much more than that.
Giselle was a normal girl with an attitude common to most girls of her age. Her family might not have been perfect (whose is?) but she loved them, and her future looked bright. She had an awesome best friend and a steady boyfriend, but how could she possibly have been so wrong about someone she loved? And how could she have been prepared for the darkness and for what she was to become?
div>Giselle Bergman had always imagined how her life would play out: date the cutest guy at school, drool over each other at prom, attend college together and live happily ever after. Boy was she wrong./div>
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div>From the moment she found out that Marc (the cutest guy at school), who she had dated for the past four years, had betrayed her in the worst way she knew, she plotted revenge. And with the help of her best friend and ally, Alex, she humiliated Marc in front of the whole faculty, at prom./div>
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div>However, Giselle is a thi | |  | | Walking with Shadows
Synopsis
“Walking with Shadows” is the second of The Shadows trilogy, an urban fantasy of vampires and the supernatural, and much, much more.
Giselle regains consciousness and is horrified to discover she has been asleep for nine weeks. She was already aware that she was carrying a very special baby who was to be the first of a new race of vampires, but she is shocked to find how her pregnancy is progressing. Around her, the underworld is in turmoil. Vampires battle with creatures of darkness and with other vampires, and few are entirely what they seem. More confusing still, those who appeared to be totally evil may have a streak of goodness in them, and those who appeared to be Giselle’s friends may have a darker purpose of their own. Almost anyone, it seems, can be changed and turned, except possibly Ysoriel the Archangel and the goddess Lilith, and Giselle cannot be sure that even they are interested only in her welfare.
The only certainty is that it will all become very much worse before it begins to get better – if anything ever gets better for Giselle.
** Publisher’s note: Not recommended for readers under 15 years of age.
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