The Storm Shapers
The Storm Shapers by Alexa Duir is a fantasy novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on March 4, 2013. This edition spans 318 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Isolde as she navigates complex relationships and a looming threat to her unborn child, driven by a new connection with Michael that complicates her ties with her mates. The narrative unfolds with mysterious elements, including a strange light and the Veilrippers, leading to unexpected challenges and a theft during the dark moon.
Readers will encounter a blend of contemporary and paranormal themes as Isolde, Michael, and Declan embark on a quest to uncover the thief and protect their future. The plot intertwines elements of mythology and folklore, exploring the dynamics of magic and trust in an alternative 21st-century Britain. The novel also reflects updated versions of old pagan religions and is inclusive of LGBT themes, creating a rich tapestry of characters and events that challenge traditional boundaries.
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Things aren’t going well for Isolde. The new connection she has formed with Michael is threatening her relationship with both of her mates. Nothing they do resolves the problem.
Then there is the strange light that leads Isolde to the Veilrippers. She should have known that would be trouble. But it is the theft that takes plae at the dark moon that takes everyone by surprise.
Michael, Declan and Isolde must find the thief in order to ensure the safety of their unborn child. But where to begin to look? Declan seems intent on pinning the blame on one of Michael’s ex-lovers – if only she were alive. Who is the nun? Where is the Wicked Witch? And what magic was being woven by the singers in the wood?
When the dog barks, she sets in motion events that lead, inevitably, to the destruction of an elf and the judgement of two young magicians.
But Declan’s shapeshifting, Michael’s magic and Isolde’s judgements cannot rescue their unborn’s lost protection. To retrieve that, Isolde must overcome her fears and place her trust in two creatures that are neither Were nor human.Nailbiting thrillers set in an alternative 21st century Britain, the novels weave mythology and folklore to bring the old gods to life. They present updated versions of old pagan religions and are LGBT friendly.
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