Distant Thunder

by Lilli Carlisle

THE APPROACHING STORM Punished and shamed, the divine mother of nature, the goddess Net, was stripped of her powers and made mortal. Were it not for the shifter god, Fenrir, she wouldn’t have a home or protection, and with evil rising in all the realms, she is more than vulnerable, she’s a target. For Fenrir, protecting Net is more than a favor, it’s a way to ensure she will not lose her life on his watch. As threats become a real and present danger, he is forced to admit his long-hidden feelings and intends to make Net his forever, if she will have him.

Kindle Edition

Published July 6, 2020

About the author

Lilli Carlisle, lives outside Toronto, Canada. Lilli is a mother of three wonderful kids, wife to an amazing man and servant to the pets in her life. Lilli writes both Fantasy and paranormal romance and believes love should be celebrated and shared. After all, everybody needs a little romance, excitement, intrigue and passion in their lives

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Reviews

[Emily Pennington · Rating 5 out of 5]

The goddess Net, the divine mother of nature, was stripped of her powers and made mortal as a harsh punishment because of a wrong decision she made. She would most likely not have survived if the shifter god, Fenrir, hadn’t protected her. As the danger to her increases and the threats become real, he finally admits how he feels about her and that he wants her to be his forever.

This story was well-written with powerful characters the reader can care for. Net’s punishment was harsher than it should have been, but it makes what Fenrir does for her that much more invaluable to her and allows their friendship to develop into more. Grab your copy and read on for their adventure together!

[tburbr · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 Stars
The story line and character work was good. The book had a fairly smooth flow to it. This was entertaining read.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Kathryn · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a story filled with dynamic characters. The storyline has a great flow with steam, discipline, and emotion. I liked the writing and the storytelling. I really liked Net and Fenir in their journey.