Firelight
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Publisher's Weekly Review
Debut author Callihan pens a compelling Victorian paranormal with heart and soul. Miranda Ellis has an unearthly talent for creating fire from thin air. Lord Benjamin Archer has lived for decades under the influence of a dark curse and wears a black mask over his disfigured face. After Miranda's family is ruined, she weds Benjamin for his money and is surprised when passion and romance follow. Shortly after the wedding, Benjamin stands accused of a gruesome series of homicides. As he and Miranda hunt the true killer, Miranda soon sees the innocent, passionate man behind the mask, while wary Benjamin begins to trust in his wife's love even though it endangers them both. Readers will cheer for the couple, especially when the obstacles piled in their paths appear unsurmountable. The compulsively readable tale will leave this new author's fans eager for her next book. Agent: Kristin Nelson, Nelson Literary Agency. (Feb.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
Library Journal Review
Alas, Miranda Ellis's lordly new husband does have enemies. "Beauty and the Beast meets Phantom of the Opera," said the starred LJ review. (LJ 2/15/12) (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
Library Journal Reviews
Still suffering for being the inadvertent catalyst of her family's financial downfall and tired of doing her conniving father's bidding, Miranda Ellis agrees to marry the wealthy, enigmatic Lord Benjamin Archer, a man who hides his secrets behind a black mask but will do anything to protect Miri from the killer targeting those he cares about. But fearless Miri has lethal, fiery secrets of her own. As the pair must deal with an ancient curse and an experiment gone wrong, Miri's powers may be the only thing that can save her love. VERDICTBeauty and the Beast meets Phantom of the Opera (with hints of Carrie and an abundance of Egyptian mythology) in this gripping, intoxicating story, simmering with incendiary sensuality and featuring a heroine who risks all to save the man she loves. An exceptional debut and the first of what promises to be a compelling series. Callihan lives in the Washington, DC, area.
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A titian-haired heroine with fiery hidden talents and a masked hero with devastating secrets of his own turn their marriage of convenience into one of passion as they deal with a killer, a cruel affliction, and an ancient, deadly curse. This mesmerizing Gothic paranormal subtly blends elements of Beauty and the Beast with Phantom of the Opera and puts a new, darkly magical spin on proper Victorian London. (LJ 2/15/12) (c) Copyright 2011. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
Publishers Weekly Reviews
Debut author Callihan pens a compelling Victorian paranormal with heart and soul. Miranda Ellis has an unearthly talent for creating fire from thin air. Lord Benjamin Archer has lived for decades under the influence of a dark curse and wears a black mask over his disfigured face. After Miranda's family is ruined, she weds Benjamin for his money and is surprised when passion and romance follow. Shortly after the wedding, Benjamin stands accused of a gruesome series of homicides. As he and Miranda hunt the true killer, Miranda soon sees the innocent, passionate man behind the mask, while wary Benjamin begins to trust in his wife's love even though it endangers them both. Readers will cheer for the couple, especially when the obstacles piled in their paths appear unsurmountable. The compulsively readable tale will leave this new author's fans eager for her next book. Agent: Kristin Nelson, Nelson Literary Agency. (Feb.)
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Citations
Callihan, K. (2012). Firelight . Grand Central Publishing.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Callihan, Kristen. 2012. Firelight. Grand Central Publishing.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Callihan, Kristen. Firelight Grand Central Publishing, 2012.
Harvard Citation (style guide)Callihan, K. (2012). Firelight. Grand Central Publishing.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Callihan, Kristen. Firelight Grand Central Publishing, 2012.
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