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Accept One - Book Two of The Tether
It’s been two months since Sarah and the Tether’s Angelic Guardian Paul defeated the Dark and she just wants everything to return to normal. Except normal is not an option for the Tether Keeper, even one as reluctant as Sarah; persuaded by CT to assist in an investigation which ultimately costs them their friendship. The Custodiet under the seemingly benign leadership of Ms.Divens step in and Sarah finds herself in over her head as a creature of the night long thought extinct comes to Baltimore... And the whisper of Vampire fills the city with fear...
Accept One is book two of The Tether set against the real back drop of Baltimore city, this Paranormal action fantasy adventure by Nick Davis picks up where The Tether left off. Sarah continues her journey as the very reluctant Tether Keeper, and stumbles upon some unexpected allies as she is pulled deeper into a world that exists just under the surface of our reality.
Accept One is book two of The Tether set against the real back drop of Baltimore city, this Paranormal action fantasy adventure by Nick Davis picks up where The Tether left off. Sarah continues her journey as the very reluctant Tether Keeper, and stumbles upon some unexpected allies as she is pulled deeper into a world that exists just under the surface of our reality.
222 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 14, 2010
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Nick Davis
82 books33 followersNick Davis is an Englishman currently living on the East Coast of the USA not too far removed from Charm City (aka Baltimore). He is a former White Dwarf feature writer, now freelance content creator and fully employed Web Designer.
He is married to a very patient Irish American lady and has four children. When Nick is not working, running errands, playing with his kids or burrowing through an ever growing list of ongoing house 'projects'. He can be found plodding away on a keyboard exploring the worlds of his imagination that takes our reality and twists it around just a couple of degrees...
He is married to a very patient Irish American lady and has four children. When Nick is not working, running errands, playing with his kids or burrowing through an ever growing list of ongoing house 'projects'. He can be found plodding away on a keyboard exploring the worlds of his imagination that takes our reality and twists it around just a couple of degrees...
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March 25, 2011
The second book in the Tether Saga finds Sarah still dealing with the unwanted device. She continues to work with CT. One night on a roof top, she and CT encounter a mysterious being known only as Solomon. He claims that he has no interest in Sarah or CT, so they let him leave. From there....things just go wrong!
This second book offers a lot more action, and well thought out plots. Davis proves that he is not going to be one-hit wonder in the writing industry. His witty dialouge, along with his penchant for description helps the reader fall into the story from the very beginning.
It should also be noted that he has improved the quality of his work with this novel. Unlike the first, it is very easy to read, and with minimal errors and missing words. Davis should be very proud of his efforts.
This reader, and dear friend, cannot wait to see what happens with in the third book. I know I will be waiting on pins and needles to get my hands on it. (Digitally, and Physically!) Thank you, Nick, for taking us all on this wonderful ride.
This second book offers a lot more action, and well thought out plots. Davis proves that he is not going to be one-hit wonder in the writing industry. His witty dialouge, along with his penchant for description helps the reader fall into the story from the very beginning.
It should also be noted that he has improved the quality of his work with this novel. Unlike the first, it is very easy to read, and with minimal errors and missing words. Davis should be very proud of his efforts.
This reader, and dear friend, cannot wait to see what happens with in the third book. I know I will be waiting on pins and needles to get my hands on it. (Digitally, and Physically!) Thank you, Nick, for taking us all on this wonderful ride.
October 11, 2014
I wish this boo was a bit thinner it has a good start but I got lost around the end.
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Otmane El Rhazi.
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