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    Tigress Book I, Part #4: Shadows over Love: Tigress, #4
    Tigress Book I, Part #4: Shadows over Love: Tigress, #4
    Tigress Book I, Part #4: Shadows over Love: Tigress, #4
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    Tigress Book I, Part #4: Shadows over Love: Tigress, #4

    By Alica Knight and David Adams

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    To face the rising sun is to have shadows fall behind you. The sun is bright, and my shadow is long.

    Katelyn won't wake up.

    Summer has passed and it is winter now in my dreams. Our shared place, our heart, is covered in a thick layer of ice, a barrier the heat of our love cannot warm.

    Hope exists in the form of an immortal prophet, but leaving my home has risks, too.

    Prophecy and visions, the living and the dead, the sun and the moon. Now I know of the end, and what it will cost me to save us all.

    Part I of the Tigress serial.

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    "Tigress" is a Paranormal Romance serial with a hint of spice! Each episode is approximately 10,000 words. The episode guide is as follows:

    Tigress: Book One

    #1 - Passion Begins
    #2 - Love in the Dark
    #3 - Beating Hearts
    #4 - Shadows over Love
    #5 - Eclipse of Ecstasy

    Tigress: Book Two

    #1 - Rapture under Moonlight
    #2 - Souls Aflame
    #3 - Divergent Heart
    #4 - Lover's Vengeance
    #5 - Soulbound Destinies (coming soon!)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlica Knight
    Release dateMay 29, 2013
    ISBN9781497792128
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      ***I received a free copy in exchange for a book review***I enjoyed this 5 chapter book. Since the dream world was empty and cold, there were no steamy moments between Aurora and Ishan. In fact, this story was full of drama. Katelyn has been in a two month coma, which if she woke up, who knows what the tribe would have done to her because she knew too much.New characters were introduced. Sergeant Thomas had interviewed people when he thought Aurora was kidnapped. He was back in the picture because Jacquis was missing. Plus, Cinder may be able to help with the dilemma approaching.As a reader, I appreciated the set-up to the dilemma. It sounds like it’ll affect everyone, and it could be fatal. It made me anxious for what’s next to come, especially for Ishan.My favorite lines: 1) No matter what happened, we couldn’t let her free. 2) “It’s possible that…it’s because when the moon covers the sun, I’m going to die.”I RECOMMEND this book to read.

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    Tigress Book I, Part #4 - Alica Knight

    Tigress Book I, Part #4: Shadows over Love by Alica Knight

    Copyright Alica Knight

    2012

    Tigress

    Part IV: Shadows over Love

    A Paranormal Romance Serial

    with a little hint of spice.

    Thoughts are the shadows of our feelings - always darker, emptier and simpler.

    - Friedrich Nietzsche

    Prologue

    The Moon’s Shadow

    When I dreamt, I could see things that weren’t real. I saw a copy of a hill, around Canberra, one that I’d visited. The same place I awoke after my first transformation—one small hill, just like many others, crowned with a single tree. The grass was long and uncut, the air warm and sweet, free of the malaise and the heavy, stagnant pull of the city.

    I was not alone in my dream. Ishan Kari, the man I’d come to love in my dreams, would be with me. We would share our place, our private space, in the dream. This place, powerful and raw, reflected the state of our minds and our hearts. It was always so joyous and full of life when we were together, empty and incomplete when we were apart. Normally the land was primal and bathed in light; the sun, so bright I almost had to squint, blasting its warm light into every corner of this false land.

    But sometimes it was not so. Sometimes the dream world was a colder and emptier place, without light and power, as were our hearts.

    This was one of those times. Ishan’s words had filled this place with darkness, with doubt and despair. The wind had a biting edge to it, a chill that went beyond the simple touch of autumn.

    It’s possible that… it’s because when the moon covers the sun, I’m going to die.

    The moment he said that I felt as though my heart were being crushed inside my chest. I couldn’t find words right away, and when they finally came they tumbled out in a disorganised jumble and my mouth was working about two and a half sentences ahead of my brain.

    I wanted to know what he’d seen. I wanted to understand why he’d said that terrible, painful thing to me. But the dream world can sometimes be fickle, and before any kind of answer could come I found it fading away to nothing.

    I awoke on the couch at my apartment covered in goosebumps. The window to my balcony had been left open and the cold Canberra air had seeped its way in, stealing the heat from the apartment and dragging the temperature of the main living room down close to freezing.

    These things hadn’t bothered me since my transformation. Wiggling off the couch I dragged myself over to the corridor, ignoring the wind as it pushed my curtains around. Instead, I stepped into the corridor, moving down to my bedroom.

    Katelyn, my friend, slept in my bed covered in blankets. Despite the chill

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