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From Book 1:
A fae princess just ended the world – and I feel fine?
It’s been a lifetime since I last saw my ex. Imagine my surprise when he reappeared only to challenge my mate – the Alpha of the Black Hills pack. Now I’m widowed and isolated in western South Dakota as the modern world crumbles around me.
Technology is gone and magic reigns. Supernaturals have been outed, and humans have acted predictably. With fear and hate. Bus as troublesome as the humans are, the supes might be even more dangerous.
Everyone is jockeying for power, including me. The local witches are up to something – dark magic is hanging over the mountains. Humans are hunting my pack like the animals they believe we are. And I am fighting to the death more days than not, answering challenges to the Alpha position I claimed when my mate died.
All About Amy
Amy Cissell is a USA Today Bestselling Author of urban fantasy and paranormal romance novels. She lives in Porto, Portugal with three cats (Frank aka Franklin aka Franklin Delamew Catsevelt aka Frank the Tank, Giles aka Rupurrrt Giles aka Gilly Giles aka Dummy, and Loki aka Lokster aka Dumbass aka STOP THAT RIGHT NOW OMG WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?), her amazing teenager, and her husband (urban fantasy author extraordinaire C. Thomas Lafollette).
Amy is a witch whose practices are rooted in Norse and Celtic traditions and an atheistic pagan. She has more tarot and oracle decks than she knows what to do with (although you can pry them from her cold, dead hands, and she's probably out shopping for more RIGHT NOW), and despearately needs more magic rocks.
In addition to writing a heapload of apocalypse-heavy fantasy, Amy also co-hosts the Cliffhangers and Cocktails podcast with Shéa MacLeod.
When she's not writing or podcasting, she's trying to convince her family to let her start a haunted doll collection. There are few things Amy loves more than a well-timed pun, a good book, and a glass of champagne.
Although she reads anything and everything, her first love has always been fantasy. Eleven-year-old Amy discovered fantasy when she 'borrowed' her father's copy of The Hobbit and an enduring love affair (mostly with dragons) was born.