Bøker av Valerie Willis

The quest to return the eye is still unfolding. Cedric, Angeline, Romasanta, and Nyctimus have crossed over into the Otherworld where spirits, faeries, and other strange creature live under the rule of the Halls of Gaea and many other forgotten titans. Again, Cedric finds himself separated from Angeline, but the words from a familiar face make him realize it may be for the best. Here in the Otherworld, you become your inner self. True to this concept, Romasanta and Nyctimus are nothing more than men while Cedric has taken on a demonic form massive and wild. They now must travel through the levels of the Otherworld in order to reach the Hall of Freya and Gaea's domain. Can they find a way back to the Mortal Realm and when they get there, what has changed?

All eyes are set on Mt. Parnassus where the Oracle is protected by Delphyne, the mother of all dragons and beasts. 2018 FAPA PRESIDENT'S BOOK AWARD SILVER MEDALIST Rich fully fleshed out characters jump off the pages and into your imagination... Reader, 5-Star Review With Angeline back in Cedric's arms and the Eye of Gaea in Romasanta's grip, the next step in their journey begins. All eyes are set on Mt. Parnassus where the Oracle is protected by Delphyne, the mother of all dragons and beasts. Assembling a group of willing patrons, Romasanta leads them to Delphi, Greece where they will cross into a realm void of technology. Only brute strength and magic reign in a place where packs of Mimick dogs, Wyverns and Jaculus still run wild. Meanwhile, back home, Lillith takes on a mysterious curse cast on Tony who will have to make a life changing choice. The question weighing on all their minds is if two werewolves, the Incubus King, and a demonized sorceress will live to fight their way into Gaea's Gate to enter the Otherworld. Romance, action, and fiction all in one book... Shawn Walker, Reader As usual this story artfully combines tales and myths with a new twist and point of view on everything in the world. Glückskind from 3 Degrees of Fiction Blog

Discover an Alpha Male responsible for the birth of all Werewolves and Vampires in this Dark Fantasy Paranormal Romance that combines Mythology, History, and Fiction at its best! Romasanta finds himself a cursed man and struggles with his internal demon, literally. All his troubles start with a stone, and after that, he will be losing everything he's ever loved. Faced with clinging on to what little humanity he has, he will lose it many times before reaching the end of his journey. His life's tale will take you through time to see how every lore, every moment in history tied in with wolves, all comes back to him. They call him the Ancient One, others simply refer to him as the Father of Werewolves, but we know him by his name, Romasanta. Many battles will be fought before he gets closer to his goals, but will he be ready to finish what was asked of him at the very beginning of his horrible fate? Will he be able to return the Eye of Gaea and free the love of his life from the laurel tree in the Black Forest?

2018 Readers' Favorite Book Award Winner in Fiction - Mythology. A Paranormal Romance meets Percy Jackson all grown up! Dive into mythology with a Dark Fantasy flair found in the Sookie Stackhouse and Black Dagger Brotherhood series. For almost a century Lord Cedric has hunted the supernatural, hiding the fact he's one of Sorceress Morrighan's abominations. Fearful of others discovering his true nature, he weds the Lady of the Court, Angeline, after winning a tournament. The dormant magic in her veins overwhelms his senses, forcing him to realize she's more than what she appears. He must ask himself: are his feelings a creation of his incubine bloodline or true romantic emotions? Torn between his tragic past and his suicidal quest to kill his creator, Cedric and Angeline must learn to trust each other or lose themselves to the oncoming war. Enter a world with memorable antagonists like Succubus Queen Lillith, Romasanta the Father of Werewolves, Battle Goddess Badbh, and many more. Lose yourself to lores and history long forgotten from the 12th Century and beyond.

The quest to return the eye is still unfolding.Cedric, Angeline, Romasanta, and Nyctimus have crossed over into the Otherworld where spirits, faeries, and other strange creature live under the rule of the Halls of Gaea and many other forgotten titans. Again, Cedric finds himself separated from Angeline, but the words from a familiar face make him realize it may be for the best. Here in the Otherworld, you become your inner self. True to this concept, Romasanta and Nyctimus are nothing more than men while Cedric has taken on a demonic form massive and wild. They now must travel through the levels of the Otherworld in order to reach the Hall of Freya and Gaea's domain.Can they find a way back to the Mortal Realm and when they get there, what has changed?

For almost a century Lord Cedric has hunted the supernatural, hiding the fact he's one of Sorceress Morrighan's abominations.Fearful of others discovering his true nature, he weds the Lady of the Court, Angeline, after winning a tournament. The dormant magic in her veins overwhelms his senses, forcing him to realize she's more than what she appears. He must ask himself: are his feelings a creation of his incubine bloodline or true romantic emotions? Torn between his tragic past and his suicidal quest to kill his creator, Cedric and Angeline must learn to trust each other or lose themselves to the oncoming war.Angeline was a commoner serving a noble cousin when a sleepless night led to her discovering Cedric's dark secret: he's not human. Memories muddled by magic, she fears the revered knight and her destiny leads her to being his betrothed. As she travels alongside her monstrous, short-tempered husband, she will soon discover there is fear behind the rage and her feelings begin to shift when Cedric is at his weakest. Enter a world with memorable antagonists like Succubus Queen Lillith, Romasanta the Father of Werewolves, Battle Goddess Badbh, and many more. Lose yourself to lores and history long forgotten from the 12th Century and beyond.