Realm Walker
Realm Walker Series, Book One
Kathleen Collins
Genre: Urban
Fantasy * Publisher: Carina
Press
Date of
Publication: October 28, 2013
ISBN: 9781426896545 * ASIN: B00E1V5S3S
Word Count: 76,000
Book Description:
An estranged mate, a mangled body and a
powerful demon who calls her by name…
As a Realm
Walker for the Agency, Juliana Norris tracks deadly paranormal quarry using her
unique ability to see magical signatures. She excels at her job, but her
friends worry about her mysterious habit of dying in the line of duty without
staying dead. That's only the first of her secrets.
Most people
don't know Juliana became the mate of master vampire Thomas Kendrick before he
abandoned her seven years ago. Most people don't know the horrors she endured
at the hands of the vampire he left in command. Most people don't know her true
parentage, or why a demon on a world-threatening rampage has taken a personal
interest in her…
Even as
Juliana pursues the demon, it goes after all she holds dear—including Thomas,
who is back to claim her for his own. But if she can't reconcile her past and
learn to trust herself again, she will lose him forever.
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Death’s Daughter
Realm Walker Series, Book 2
Kathleen Collins
Genre: urban fantasy, paranormal
romance
Publisher: Carina press * ISBN: 9781426898112
ASIN: B00GKBIR80 * Word Count: 68,000
Book Description:
Juliana Norris, Realm Walker with the Agency, is an Altered. A fact that she runs up against every time she’s forced to work with human police officers, and their species-ist commissioner, on cases they can’t solve themselves. Which happens more than they would like to admit.
Her gift—the quality that makes her the best Realm Walker in the business, without boast—is the ability to read magical signatures. Whether the gift came from her father, the dark fae god of death, or the mage mother she can’t remember, is anyone’s guess. And when Altered children start going missing with only wild magical signatures as clues, her heritage is the last thing on her mind.
She can’t afford such distractions, and she definitely can’t afford to worry about the fact that her mate, master vampire Thomas Kendrick, hasn’t spoken to her since she saved him from a demon—maybe it’s because she had to stab him to do so. Because whoever is kidnapping these children must be very powerful to wield wild magic. Very powerful, and very dangerous indeed.
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The Making of Michael Bishop
A Realm Walker Short Story
Kathleen Collins
Genre: urban
fantasy, dark fantasy
Date of
Publication: August 30, 2014
ASIN: B00N5YWPCE * Number of pages: 20
Book Description:
Keep your distance. Don't look him in the eye. Feed him and leave.
Michael D'Augustino
is a priest in the time of the Inquisition. Marked as weak for his refusal to
torture those charged with sorcery, heresy, devil worship or worse, he's given
another task. Feed the prisoner in the cell in the darkest corner of the
dungeon. With the edict comes a set of instructions.
Ever obedient,
Michael does exactly as he is told. Until the night his charge doesn't eat and
Michael has to enter the cell to find out why. Instead of the beast he believes
to be imprisoned there, he finds a man. A broken, tormented man who asks for
help.
But all is not as
it seems and, before the night is through, Michael will be changed forever.
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Blood Slave
Realm Walker Series, Book 3
Kathleen Collins
Can she find a killer in a town where the basest
desires are allowed to run free?
There are zombies in the
Dead Zone and Juliana Norris is sent to take care of the problem. And for there
to be zombies, there had to be bodies. When vampires are found to be the
culprits, Juliana is sent undercover in the red light district of Kansas City.
Lying to her mate, Thomas Kendrick, isn’t something she wants to do, but she’s
in another vampire’s territory and Thomas would not be pleased. Besides, she’s
more than capable of doing the job and she needs to prove it to everyone. Most
of all herself.
Charles Morgan is in control
of the Kansas City area, making a rich living off his various enterprises.
Juliana goes undercover at the strip club Lust and gets sucked into his dark,
decadent world. More victims turn up and the Agency is positive they’ve got
their man, but Juliana is not so sure. When the Agency refuses to listen, she
reluctantly turns to Thomas for help. He intervenes but finds Juliana unaware
of the danger she is in and discovers she may just be too deep for him to save.
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Kathleen Collins
lives and works in Missouri. By day, she labors in the local prosecutor's
office. At night she writes while surrounded by her husband, two boys and two
loveable mutts. She is constantly thinking of her next project and loves to
connect with her readers. You can find her most often on Facebook or on her
website.
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