Splintered: A YA Paranormal Romance Novel (Volume 3 of the Reflections Books)

by Dean Murray

Overview

In a world of shape shifters and vampires, secrets can kill faster than claws and love forces you to make difficult choices.

Adri Paige achieved everything she thought she wanted. Love? Yes. Life with Alec? Perfection—or so she thought.

The pack's illusion of safety will be shattered as Alec fails to protect Adri from the darker side of his world.

Alec will have to decide once and for all just how far he'll go to protect those he loves.

Publisher's Note: Splintered is a YA Paranormal Romance book, and is one of the books that make up the Reflections Universe. The Reflections Universe is a series of clean vampire, shape shifter, werewolf books which have been written so they can be safely enjoyed by both teens and adults. Readers new to the Reflections Universe (and its wonderful shape shifters) should start with Broken, one of several free Young Adult books available from Dean.

The Reflections Universe: Some stories are too full of teen shifter romance to fit into just one series!

Dean Murray is the successful author of three clean young adult paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and epic fantasy series which collectively have more than 470,000 copies in circulation.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014195621
Publisher:	Fir'shan Publishing
Publication date:	04/03/2012
Series:	Reflections , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Dean started reading seriously in the second grade due to a competition and has spent most of the subsequent three decades lost in other people's worlds. After reading several local libraries more or less dry of sci-fi and fantasy, he started spending more time wandering around worlds of his own creation to avoid the boredom of the 'real' world.


Things worsened, or improved depending on your point of view, when he first started experimenting with writing while finishing up his accounting degree. These days Dean has a wonderful wife and daughter to keep him rather more grounded, but the idea of bringing others along with him as he meets interesting new people in universes nobody else has ever seen tends to drag him back to his computer on a fairly regular basis.