Shadows and Spellcraft

by Thea Atkinson, Ashlee Nicole Bye, Chris Coleman

Dive into FIFTEEN amazing worlds full of action, adventure, magic and mayhem brought to you by some of the freshest voices in urban fantasy.

Want angels? Demons? Fairies? Witches? Supernatural assassins? Vampires? Whatever you’re after, you’re bound to find it in this incredible collection jam-packed with page-turning adventure.

This bundle features 8 full length novels, 4 short novels and 3 novellas written by:

Laura Greenwood
Jenn Windrow
Tiffany Shand
Victoria DeLuis
Monique Singleton
Chris Coleman
Ashlee Nicole Bye
Kim Richardson
Devyn Jayse
Robyn Jenkins
Tanya R. Taylor
Sadie Moss
Cassandra Page
K. A. Last
Thea Atkinson

2952 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 30, 2018

About the author

Thea is a NEW YORK TIMES and USA TODAY Bestselling Author. She used to have a black lab at her feet when she wrote, warming up the calves. It can be cold in rural Nova Scotia. Now it's just a cuppa tea keeping her warm.

Her urban fantasy pulses with dark themes and action-packed intrigue. Her characters are always deeply wounded creatures struggling for redemption.

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a special shout out to Brenda Levy Tate for the awesome author photo wherein I don't look too dog-lady crazy.

Reviews

[Tera Comer · Rating 4 out of 5]

If it is a collection, anthology or box set I am always buying them and hoping that I find new authors to read! Fantastic collection of first-in-series books was bought because it had books that were part of series that I definitely wanted to read as well as a few stories that I wanted to read just from this set! What better way to read part of your want to read list when you can get them in a great collection like this

[Sharon Stevenson · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is my review of Taken by Victoria DeLuis. I look forward to reading the rest of this awesome set at a later date.

This paranormal mystery has great characters and an intriguing take on witchcraft. It's a page-turner and I look forward to the next book in the series to find out more about the characters. Recommended to fans of cozy mysteries and clean paranormal reads.

[Myriam · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a review of Primal Nature by Monique Singleton.
I have been waiting to get my hands on this book for weeks, and when I finally did, I was blown away. This was one of the best books I have ever had a privilege to read. The writing is superb, the characters are developed to the point of being real, the world is developed to the smallest detail, and the plot is one of the most original and realistic imaginable. It is futuristic without being more technologically advanced, it is almost dystopian in its despair, but no unusual apocalyptic event has occurred. The author offers a glimpse into future of 200 years of power struggle between rich, struggle of poor for survival, and global fight for resources.
As mentioned above, this is a very scary, very violent story. However, the author does not throw around violence for the shock factor but uses it to give better and more accurate depiction of the state of society, human greed, evil lurking inside privileged individuals and despair of poverty among masses.
As the world drowns in corruption and greed, rich have all the power to do as they please. Human life is worthless, as poor humans are being sold and used as servants, girls and young women as sex slaves and able male children forced into military. One curious case of a woman, who does not age, attracts the attention of pharmaceutical company and causes her to be trapped in a laboratory, tested and tortured for years. The resistance of poor and desperate people does not fare any better, as their paths cross in the holding cells and torture labs.
In the midst of despair, a ray of hope shines through, as the Subject 336 awakens. With every cut and bruise she becomes stronger and more powerful, until the torture crosses the line and awakens the creature more dangerous than anyone could have imagined.
It was amazing to follow the evolution of the beast as well as the woman, with all the accompanying emotions, as they become one. Despite her fears at the loss of her humanity, Tonal's compassion and kindness are immeasurable. Her strength is immense, and her dedication to helping people legendary. This story takes us through Tonal's participation in resistance and fight for people who need her help most. It is an incredible story of survival, perseverance and persistence. I immediately went for the next book.
There are three books in the series and the prequel: Warmonger, Primal Nature, Nature of the Beast, The Beast Inside, and Into the Lion's Den, coming soon.

[Dschaper54 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great

Awesome compendium of novels. I of course enjoyed more than others and have since gone on to buy the next one in those series. Great reads.

[Monique Singleton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic collection of first-in-series books. If you are looking for your next favourite series. this is a great place to start.

[Debra · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyed most, found a couple new authors

Some of these stories were so good, I downloaded and read the rest of their series. I did skip a few that dealt with young teenagers as they didn't interest me. A couple of these stories made the whole book worthwhile.