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Series: Witch Way #1
Author: Karen Y. Bynum
Genre: Young Adult Fiction, Supernatural Fiction
Elements: Vampires
Publisher: Lyrical Press
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ISBN: 9781616503994
Release Date: August 6, 2012
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Tagline(s): Can you give one guy your heart and another your soul?
Summary: The last thing eighteen-year-old Breena Cross needs in her life is more complications. It’s all she can do to balance studying, working, trying to keep her foster-sister safe and drooling over the new guy at work. But things go from complicated to crazy when a fit of rage ignites the dark magic inside her and she finds herself fending off the supernatural underworld.
Myles, Breena’s drool-worthy coworker and vampire convict, is carrying a load of secrets--one of which is that he’s fang-over-lip in love with Breena and in danger of violating the terms of his sentence.
Orin is a soul-hungry assassin sent to kill Breena. However, he takes one look into her eyes and sees his own lost humanity. For once thinking of someone other than himself, he chooses not to end her life, even though it means risking his own.
Despite a convict and an assassin fighting over her, all Breena wants is custody of her sister. But to do this, she will need help from both Myles and Orin. And if Breena doesn’t learn to control the darkness within, she could lose her sister…forever.
WARNING: Contains strong language and some graphic content.
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EXCERPT:
“You Breena Cross?” The white guy
closed the distance between them.
“Who’s askin’?” she shot back.
“The witch has attitude.” The
black guy moved closer.
“Hey, who you calling a witch,
ass?” She gripped her car key tight against her palm, ready to go for the eyes
first.
It happened so fast, she didn’t
even have a chance to use her makeshift weapon. The white guy pinned her
against the car door and her keys fell to the ground.
“We got her,” the white guy said.
His breath smelled like rotten hamburger.
She tried to push him off her,
but he forced her even harder into the door handle.
“He’s gonna be real happy with
us, Jay,” the white guy practically sang.
Breena wondered who “he” was, but
only for a second, because the guy’s lips pulled back and she saw his teeth.
They were flat but, somehow, they looked sharp.
Sharp? What the hell?
His gaze was a roaring fire of
hunger. Predatory. It looked like he wanted to rip her throat out.
He made a low growl and pressed
his lips to her neck. A sound like crazed bees buzzed in her ears, nearly
deafening her. She didn’t know what to do. Her palms began to sweat and, for a
moment, she thought the blue light would be her saving grace, but her hands
only shook.
“Back away from her.” The man
sounded calm enough, but his voice had an edge to it that meant business.
“You lookin’ to lose a fight?”
Jay swiveled around.
“I never lose.”
He appeared out of nowhere,
grabbed Breena’s attacker by the back of his shirt and threw him a good two or
three parking spaces down the lot. The black guy froze in place.
Her savior’s ears sprang up
through his hair into two sharp points.
The two guys got one good look at
the pointed ears and hauled tail.
Breena didn’t blame them for
running. She would’ve joined them if curiosity hadn’t got the better of her.
Besides, it was hard to be too scared of someone who’d just saved your life and
looked sexy as all get out. So what if he had weird-looking ears?
“What are you?” She fidgeted with
the strap on her backpack, swallowing her nerves.
He smiled, revealing beautiful
not-at-all-sharp teeth. “You can’t tell?” He sounded surprised.
“No.” She twisted her hair.
“Should I be able to?”
“I’m not sure. I’ve had very
little experience with halflings.”
“You didn’t answer my question.”
Halflings?
“No. I didn’t.”
Annoyance chasing away the last
remnants of fear, Breena let out a little huff. Was he trying to push her
buttons?
He moved closer, his steps as
graceful as flowing water. His eyes caught her attention immediately--a ghostly
pale-green with a golden circle around each pupil. Standing by her side, he
propped himself against the VW.
“Amazing,” he whispered, staring
at her. His gaze was intense, and slightly bewildered, as if he were trying to
solve a riddle.
“What is?”
“Your soul. It’s strong.”
Weird much? She shifted on her
feet, eyeing the keys on the ground.
“Sorry. You must think I’m a
crazy superhero-wannabe.” He shook his head and traced his finger along his open
palm. “Your kind is so rare.” His eyes lit up as he smiled. He stooped to pick
up the keys and handed them to her.
Breena snatched them and started
backing away from the car as nonchalantly as possible.
About to run like hell? Me?
“You asked what I am,” he said.
She hesitated. Nodded.
“I’m a preternatural.”
About this Author:
After graduating from UNC Charlotte with a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Media Communications, she went on to become certified in culinary arts from The Art Institute of Charlotte. But it wasn’t until her aerospace engineer husband accepted a job in Virginia and they relocated that she knew what she wanted to be when she grew up.
With the support of family and friends, Karen embarked on a journey with the voices in her head. They wouldn’t stop talking (yes, she does answer back) and their stories took shape.
Karen currently lives in coastal Virginia and enjoys reading, tweeting, writing and spending time with her husband and their spoiled rotten Vizsla named Rusty.
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