What if your dead husband wasn't who you thought he was and your midlife crisis was actually a magical awakening? Sharp, funny, and impossible to put down.
Six months after burying her husband, Nissa is running on coffee, yoga pants, and conversations with an AI that keeps telling her to go outside. Then her kitchen starts glowing, something knocks from inside her front door, and a woman who looks like she runs a country club shows up with a sword strapped to her back.
There's another layer to reality and it’s ancient, dangerous, threaded through every street and shoreline she's ever known. It's always been there. And now that Nissa can see it, it can see her.
Armed with a sharp tongue, an inconvenient attraction to a man who won't answer a straight question, and a found family she never expected, Nissa has to navigate a world where words carry weight, debts are binding, and her quiet coastal life was never quiet at all.
Midlife Threshold is the first book in The Seaveil Series—a cozy paranormal urban fantasy with a heroine over forty, witty banter, a slow-burn attraction, laugh-out-loud humor, and a found family you'll wish you could join. Perfect for fans of K.F. Breene, Shannon Mayer, and Hannah Nicole Maehrer.
She writes paranormal women's fiction with humor, heat, and heroines who are done pretending to have it all figured out. When she's not writing, she's dictating into her phone at the beach and hoping nobody's listening.
She also writes a free serial on her website featuring ghosts and vampires.
Nissa is still mourning the death of her husband and her twins leaving for college. She doesn’t know how to move past her grief, but the AI program she’s been talking to has helped. Until the day when she asks the veil to lift, the room starts glowing and someone walks through her wall talking about magic and wearing a sword. She’s going to need a lot of coffee to deal with this.
I really enjoyed this story. The world is intriguing and the characters are interesting and layered. The book was well written with some very funny lines. I didn’t like that it ended in a cliffhanger and there were a few inconsistencies and things that seemed like plot holes to me that I found mildly annoying.
Book 2 comes out August 31, but if that one also ends on a cliffhanger I may wait to read it.
I loved this book and it is my first ever paranormal book that I’ve read so far. I can’t wait for the second part of the book to come out because this one ended on a cliffhanger. I wish it hadn’t ended because now I have so so many questions and thoughts for the next book. I loved how the main character kept pushing herself past the pain that she went through with her husband’s death and betrayal. I recommend this book to anyone who’s interested in the paranormal genre!
Midlife Threshold is one of those rare books you simply can't put down. Every chapter left me eager to turn the page to see what came next. It's thought-provoking, surprisingly fun, and unlike anything I've read before. Highly recommend!
In the category of midlife new beginnings and finding magic this is funny and sweet. Im really looking forward to more tales of Nissa and her new found friends