The idea...I'll share a quick tagline from one of my books. It could be about the book, the series, or even about one of the characters. I plan to have fun with this throughout the year. Hopefully, you'll like the tiny glimpses into the story lines, too.
Today, I'm sharing a tagline from book #2 in my paranormal dystopian romance series, Allied in Flight. This time I'm talking to you about Griff, the hero of the story.
Griff has a great backstory. When the Veil fell, he was 14 years old, but he had his older Brock, who was 17, with him providing support for him and his two younger cousins, Marcus and Malcolm. Unfortunately, Brock wasn't up to the responsibility and he took off, abandoning the three, although Griff took it the hardest. He'd always worshiped his older brother. To be abandoned by him was devastating. As a result, Griff doesn't make connections...of any sort. But at the end of book #1, Through the Veil, that had changed. He had a team he bonded with, trusted with his life...
And then he got left again...this time abandoned in the Eastern States where he was immediately imprisoned for medical experimentation. Yeah, it's pretty much his worst nightmare come to life...
Allied in Flight releases...
April 22nd,
but you can preorder it today.
Allied In Flight...Through the Veil #2
(m/f paranormal dystopian romance)
by Christina Snow
by Christina Snow
332 pages
coming April 22, 2016
(if you are a book reviewer/blogger, you can find the galley on NetGalley)
(if you are a book reviewer/blogger, you can find the galley on NetGalley)
A rescue gone wrong.
It was supposed to be simple. Four members from the Western States planned to sneak into the Eastern States to free four condemned Others. But when they arrived at the experimental labs where the Others were being held, it was under attack from Rebel forces.
Griff Hughes had one job...
He had to find Shar, a wounded hawk shifter. But in the ensuing chaos, he became a captive instead of a rescuer. Three days later he awakens in his own cage, alone. But during the nights, he’s not alone. An alluring redhead with a siren’s call visits his dreams, and his resistance is breaking down.
Shar McIntire is just trying to survive.
After three years in captivity, Shar has one goal...keep her and her sister alive. To do so means cooperating with the evil doctors who want her to seduce and manipulate Griff. She likes and is drawn to the man with the strange chocolate wings, but she can’t let that attraction distract her. Her sister’s fate is in her hands.
In the last eighteen years, life hasn’t been easy for anyone.
The WS and the ES have been separate entities, but once the Veil was crossed, things began to evolve. It’s a new world, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get easier anytime soon.
Book #2 in the Through the Veil series.
Preorder Today:
And if you haven't read the first book, now is the time to catch up.
Through the Veil
(book #1 in the series)
is only $.99 right now.
58 years ago a gorge opened up from Mobile, AL to Quebec City, Canada to split the United States into the Western States (WS) and the Eastern States (ES).
40 years later a fog rolled in on the WS that they called the Veil. Within twelve hours it formed an impenetrable wall between the two sides.
It’s been 18 years since anyone has known what’s happening on the other side of the Veil.
Now, Lori, an Other, in a desperate attempt at escape from the ES’s torture and experimentation, has crossed the Veil and found a world beyond belief.
Marcus is a Warrior, but when Lori collapses at his feet wounded and exhausted, he knows he has to protect her. But seeing that she’s the first person he’s seen in 18 years without wings, he’s worried about what her appearance means for his people and the world they’ve created since the Veil fell.
Two new societies: one built on a respect for the natural order of nature and the world, the other built on mistrust and corruption. Can they learn to co-exist once again?
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Kelly Apple is playing along, so go check out what she's come up with this week...
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