Book Spotlight: "Shadows of Light" by A. Finlay
March 25, 2015
Some people run away from the past, but
Aaliya’s past is running away from her. The friends she could always
count on are breaking ties and she can’t fathom why.
As her summer holiday from work draws to a depressing close, she wakes to find a creature watching her in the night. She attempts to pass it off as a hallucination, only to come face to face with an ethereal being telling her to run.
Aaliya is left questioning the spiritual realm.
Her path crosses with a mysterious guy from work, and she can’t get him out of her mind. But something isn’t right. He’s always around when the dark creatures are watching.
Aaliya soon discovers she is more than human.
She has abilities.
As Aaliya uncovers her dark ancestry, she comes face to face with her own demons. She learns that the line between good and evil is sometimes a matter of perspective, and war can be declared from a simple lack of understanding.
Shadows of Light dares to play in the Christian genre without advocating religion. The story and its characters, honour the origins of angel and demon legends with biblical quotes that may just have you wondering if the creatures are real.
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Length: 356 pages
What people are saying about "Shadows of Light"
Amazon Review
"Shadows of light is an amazing read. Don't let the religious aspects of
the book scare you off. This book will have you hooked and begging for
more. I couldn't put it down and cannot wait for the next installment."
GoogleBooks Review
"What a brilliant start to this trilogy! An unexpected delight with twists and turns that keep you on your toes - and most importantly, keep you reading."
GoogleBooks Review
"What a brilliant start to this trilogy! An unexpected delight with twists and turns that keep you on your toes - and most importantly, keep you reading."
Where can I get my copy?
Amazon | GoogleBooks
About the author
A. Finlay (Alison Finlay) is an Australian Fiction Author, residing in Melbourne. She began writing the Shadows of Light trilogy
in January 2009,
when she was 25 years old and by June of the same year she had finished
the first manuscript and planned the next two books in the series.
Amazon | GoogleBooks
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