The Seeker's Shadow
- Series: Shadows of Wonderland
- Series: Shadows of Wonderland
- Category: Fiction » Fantasy » Contemporary
- Category: Fiction » Fairy tales
- Published: Sep. 27, 2021
- Words: 62,710
- Language: English
Full disclosure: I am an acquired taste. I'm a typical blonde Orange County suburbanite who says 'like' more than necessary, laughs loud and probably obnoxiously, and loves to dance in the rain. I'm a 25 year old college graduate with more than a few tricks up my sleeve, and I also happen to be a pretty big Ducks fan. Oh, and I'm a writer. Like, for real.
I recently signed with Anchor Group Publishing, which will see two of my series being published this year. I've self-published over 15 books, with more on the way, so I'm familiar with both a hybrid-traditional publishing method as well as self-publishing.
I don't speak in third person (normally) nor do I wear glasses (except when I'm feeling particularly mischievous). I'm lucky to have found my soul mate at the ripe old age of 22, even though he frustrates me on purpose to get a reaction out of me. We live near Disneyland, have two rambunctious female puppies, and have a beautiful baby girl. He has two amazing boys, and has gotten me hooked on Smallville, watching soccer (okay, okay FOOTBALL - FC Barcelona, baby!), and Cancun Juice.
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It’s not because she’s daughter of the police chief - Rumpelstiltskin has his own dark magic he uses to his advantage, especially when the desperate want to make deals with him.
It’s not because she has her own magic - in fact, Alice is the only human in a world of magic, which means she doesn’t have a magical bone in her body.
And it’s not because she’s special - in fact, she has no idea who she is other than the fact that she was adopted by Paul Winter when she was a baby.
She has nothing to offer the Imp - and yet, he makes her an offer: help him uncover the truth behind her best friend’s murder and he’ll help her unlock who she really is.
Alice has no idea how she is supposed to help him and he’s not saying anything either. But she can’t refuse him, even if she wants to. The truth is too important to her - even if it means forcing herself to trust someone as mischievous and as selfish as Rumpelstiltskin himself.
