Shadow Walker

by Esther Mitchell

Trevor Watkins is the miracle of the hour -- the survivor of an unassisted coma. But he awakes in a strange place, with no memory but one -- the smiling face of a woman with jade-green eyes he has a dreadful feeling he’s supposed to hate.Trapped in a living nightmare from which he believes there is no escape, he finds himself face-to-face with a betrayal he can’t help but forgive, and a secret he can’t hide from. Now, the jade-eyed beauty from his past can set him free, if he’s willing to let her step into a world that could take her away from him forever.

** THIS BOOK CONTAINS REFERENCES TO AND SCENES DEPICTING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILD ABUSE. READER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.**

** Every book in this series is a stand-alone story, with its own central characters. While other underlying plots may run for several books, everything is explained in a way that means the books can be read independently of each other. ***

324 pages, Paperback

Published February 5, 2019

About the author

Esther Mitchell has a lifelong connection with the written word. With educational backgrounds in world mythology, the paranormal, forensics and anthropology, her interests steered her into writing Suspense, often with a paranormal or mythological motif. Her early love of Romance also helped develop her writing into the area of fiction she embraces today.

She has been a published author for over fifteen years, with several series to her credit, including Science Fiction, Fantasy and Paranormal, all with Suspense and Romance elements. Readers and reviewers alike have dubbed her work "exciting" and "edge of your seat."

Reviews

[Sharon Bidwell · Rating 4 out of 5]

I can’t read this author without imaging these stories as a filmed series. It’s hard to believe they’re not more widely read. The effort put in to the creation is clear. Another way to look at them might be a supernatural take on Suzanne Brockman’s work, and by that I don’t mean a facsimile. These are extremely different, but the blend of romance and action is there. I quickly grew to love the two leads in this novel. Trevor and Jaye are a couple you can’t wait to reconcile, and the need to know what happened between them is only one thing keeping the reader engaged. This is the best book in the series so far, an emotional tug of war. I love the author understands how people can feel several emotions at once, using that passionate upheaval to pull the reader apart in a chapter, a paragraph, or even a sentence.