(under reconstruction) When Raiyn forces her way out of the shifter underground, the last thing she expected was to fall in love with the enemy. -------------------------------------------------- *note: this is not a book that involves, quote on quote, "Romantic Novel." There is no sex scenes, petting, or even hardly any kissing. I think focusing on trying to cause arousal degrades and mocks what love truly is. If this is what you wanted in a Romance, this is not the book for you.

Is it possible to fall in love with something that's not real? Is it possible to believe in things that are supposedly doesnt exist? Is it even possible to get stalked by a creature that's not real? For Sylvie, it is. Sylvie thought life couldn't get harder after all these years of seeing things that were most definitely not real; but now she is in love with a creature which she is sure she hates, but she just can't stop her inner thoughts controlling her. Could life get any harder? Unfortunately yes, it could.