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Where Shadows Fall
The new touching romance novel by Kindle #1 bestselling author Mila Olsen set against the breathtaking backdrop of Maine.
Raven cries. And those snow-shadow-blue eyes...
When Maya finds herself deep in the forests of Maine, she has no idea how she got there. Who is the stranger with the snow-shadow-blue eyes in whose camp she has awakened? Did he abduct her?
Reed claims he found her unconscious and that he's only not taking her back to civilization because of the approaching winter. Every attempt Maya makes to fight her way through the forest alone fails. Reed finds her. Always.
Desperately, the young woman fights to regain her memory. However, the more time she spends with Reed, the more she feels drawn to him and trusts him. But then she finds her passport and an engagement ring...
Raven cries. And those snow-shadow-blue eyes...
When Maya finds herself deep in the forests of Maine, she has no idea how she got there. Who is the stranger with the snow-shadow-blue eyes in whose camp she has awakened? Did he abduct her?
Reed claims he found her unconscious and that he's only not taking her back to civilization because of the approaching winter. Every attempt Maya makes to fight her way through the forest alone fails. Reed finds her. Always.
Desperately, the young woman fights to regain her memory. However, the more time she spends with Reed, the more she feels drawn to him and trusts him. But then she finds her passport and an engagement ring...
411 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 31, 2026
About the author
Mila Olsen
54 books109 followersMila Olsen is a pseudonym for German author Uta Maier.
Born in the 70s, Mila Olsen is a child of crises, changes and upheavals. Wooden clogs, punk and anti-nuclear movement included Disco Wave, New Age and "We Children from Zoo Station". At the age of 12 she wanted to become a writer, but this dream came true much later.
Today she writes stories about love and life. Because of her education and her interest in psychological phenomena, her novels often revolve around borderline experiences.
Born in the 70s, Mila Olsen is a child of crises, changes and upheavals. Wooden clogs, punk and anti-nuclear movement included Disco Wave, New Age and "We Children from Zoo Station". At the age of 12 she wanted to become a writer, but this dream came true much later.
Today she writes stories about love and life. Because of her education and her interest in psychological phenomena, her novels often revolve around borderline experiences.
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August 19, 2026
lovely
What a wonderful, lovely story. It was beautiful.
Maya and Reed. Two very different people who fell in love.
I enjoyed the story about how Maya or Ash as Reed called her, had lost two years of her memory. How at times she remembered small parts, but still did not know how or why she was where Reed found her in the forest. It was like looking into her past life. I loved the raven.
This is a delightful story.
What a wonderful, lovely story. It was beautiful.
Maya and Reed. Two very different people who fell in love.
I enjoyed the story about how Maya or Ash as Reed called her, had lost two years of her memory. How at times she remembered small parts, but still did not know how or why she was where Reed found her in the forest. It was like looking into her past life. I loved the raven.
This is a delightful story.
May 3, 2026
painfully beautiful
This story and its beauty between the setting and the love had me wanting more if reed and ash. It was so innocent and pure and made you want to dive into the stillness of the Maine forests and experience love like this
This story and its beauty between the setting and the love had me wanting more if reed and ash. It was so innocent and pure and made you want to dive into the stillness of the Maine forests and experience love like this
May 13, 2026
Where Shadows Fall
Beautiful story. I can ignore some of grammatical mistakes because I just enjoyed the characters and following them from beginning til end. Well worth it!!
Beautiful story. I can ignore some of grammatical mistakes because I just enjoyed the characters and following them from beginning til end. Well worth it!!
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