Silver Blues: Part II of the Silver Tipped Series

A nameless heroine pulled by an unexplainable desire out of her ordinary life as a wife, mom, and all around super person. A call her family cannot grasp. She had the perfect life. She is tired of playing it safe. She wants to experience life and quit playing it safe. Is this a midlife crisis or something innately within?

She doesn’t know how or when he will find her; that is all she knows. She waits alone until he finds her. She can feel his presence, he is getting closer. Fighting her feelings to terminate the encounter, afraid yet craving his touch, unable to deny him. The time with him is limited. It doesn’t matter, she feels alive and it is worth giving up her old, safe life. But it is lonely without him.

Silver Blues is a short paranormal read that pulls you in from the first sentence. Lea Jardin’s descriptive writing style enhances the readers’ senses making them feel as if they are the character. I like how this story keeps a steady, flowing pace from beginning until the end. Jardin doesn’t overstate the obvious, leaving the reader to use their imagination. I wanted to learn more about the heroine and her life and didn’t want the story to end. Silver Blues leaves the reader hungry for the next installment. I know I’ll be on the lookout for the next part of the Silver Tipped Series.

Reviewed by: Tracey