Casting The Shadows

by L.M. Dove

Casting the Shadows is a collection of six novellas delving more into the lives of the players in the shadows. Five of these stories explore events briefly touched upon over the course of the Into The Shadow series, and one occurs after the series’ conclusion. The stories included are as follows :

Brothers in Arms - The meeting in Yemen
Hunting the Hunter - The tale of Stella
Two for Justice - Sinead and Princip meet
New York Shuffle - The time in NYC
No Good Deed - The tale of Nena
A Choice Made - A tale of Ashe

167 pages, Paperback

Published February 17, 2025

About the author

L. M. Dove is a first time author who enjoys blending the intense worlds of international crime, heart-pounding action, and gothic dark romance. With a deep passion for creating thrilling narratives that span global landscapes and delve into the darker corners of the human psyche, L. M. Dove weaves intricate plots that captivate readers and leave them on the edge of their seats.

A lifelong love of classic literature, historical fiction, and gothic literature, L. M. Dove brings a unique voice to the dark romance genre by infusing it with elements of dangerous love and atmospheric tension. Weaving tales that explore the complexities of love, loss, and obsession, L. M. Dove creates a world where shadows lurk and dangerous passions unfold in hauntingly beautiful settings. With a rich tapestry of peripheral detail and deeply emotional characters, their stories transport readers into a realm where the line between love and madness is often blurred.

When not writing, L. M. Dove enjoys traveling, seeking inspiration in the cities and shadowed forests that mirror the haunting beauty found in their stories.

Reviews

[Leonissia · Rating 4 out of 5]

These stories were a lot more emotional than I thought they would be, and I'm not sure I liked the ending of the last one.

[Maria Spalding · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fantastic tie up of tantalizing tidbits that were left from the main duet books! Really enjoyed this extra insight and detail. Deimos is a lot more tragic than was initially apparent. Loved it!