Shéa MacLeod

Shéa MacLeod has dreamed of writing novels since before she could hold a crayon. She totally blames her mother.

After living for the past six years in London, England she has returned to her hometown of Portland, Oregon in search of the perfect cup of coffee. No, she doesn't have an accent. Well, not much of one, anyway.

She is the author of the fast paced urban fantasy series, SUNWALKER SAGA, as well as the post-apocalyptic romance series, DRAGON WARS.

Twitter: @Shea_MacLeod
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• Shimmerspell: The Shimmer Trilogy, #1 on May 28, 2011
  
  Shimmerspell is a lovely paranormal YA story about a girl who discovers that neither she, nor the world around her, is exactly as it seems. There's a little touch of romance, quite a bit of magic, and a few surprises along the way. I truly believe Spencer is a talented writer. Her descriptions of places such as the Isle of Mermen are outstanding. She doesn't just show you what it looks like, she draws you right into it. Having said that, the book is slightly choppy in places. Some things are left a little unclear (For instance dark elves and light elves are a big part of the book, but they are never really explained.) or feel slightly rushed. But this is her first novel and it's a pretty solid offering. She can only get better. I certainly won't hesitate to recommend Shimmerspell as a light, quick read to anyone who enjoys a paranormal YA. It's also a nice relief from the usual vampire trope. :-)
  
• The Case of the Flashing Fashion Queen - A Dix Dodd Mystery on June 11, 2011
  
  Private detective Dix Dodd isn't having a good day. She's been framed for murder, is on the lam from the police, and she's hiding out in a cheap motel with her only change of clean underwear a glow in the dark thong. Fortunately she's got a super hot (and somewhat younger) male assistant. And cookies. I found this book to be a really fun, fast read. Similar to Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum books. Really looking forward to the next in the series.
  
• Mental Shrillness on July 14, 2011
  
  The stories contained herein are, in a word, creepy. We’re talking severe creepiness factor here, people. I mean shards of glass spontaneously erupting from … oh, wait. I don’t want to give anything away. You have to buy the book and get all creeped out with me. Deal? Deal. If you like Poe, Stephen King, or Jack Wallen or are just a fan of horror in general, you’re going to like these little tales of the twisted. That’s my 2 pence.