Shift: An Urban Supernatural Fantasy

by T.A. Styles

★★★★★ "A wild thrill ride from beginning to end." --Pikasho Deka, Readers Favorite


He thought the worst thing he could lose was his wife. He was wrong.

When a bridge collapse nearly kills Eric Long and his three sons, survival should feel like a miracle. Instead, it’s the beginning of something far more dangerous.

His eldest son, Caz, is changing—abilities awakening that defy everything Eric thought he knew. His late wife’s secrets refuse to stay buried. And somewhere in the shadows, a shapeshifter is watching… waiting… hunting.

Desperate to protect his children, Eric is pulled into a hidden world where power comes at a cost, and nothing is what it seems. As Caz’s gifts grow stronger—and more unpredictable—Eric must face a terrifying he can’t shield his son from what he’s becoming.

And if he fails, he may not only lose Caz, but his entire family.

Perfect for readers who crave heartfelt fantasy, found family, and the quiet magic of hope in the face of darkness.

290 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 17, 2025

About the author

T.A. Styles earned his B.S. in Elementary Education and Mathematics and his M.S. in Developmental Reading. He taught in elementary and junior high schools for twelve years before launching his own childcare enterprise, TSL Kids Crew, which he has operated since 2009. He has had a passion for writing stories since he was a teenager, as it was a hobby and skill for which he realized at a young age he had a knack for and loved. He has two grown children and has traveled extensively around the world and throughout the nation.

Reviews

[Nathan Nieuwsma · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Ending

Started slow but once things picked up it was definitely worth the read, leaves me excited for the next one.

[Eric Scott Ledford · Rating 2 out of 5]

I expected more from this book. I wanted more of a werewolf type, Story. I know that it is a series and this was probably setting everything up, but it was a little too slow for me. Plus, the characters for me did not not connect. I was often lost with some of the relationships and how things went together.