Frowning when I didn’t see anything, I pointed the gun over toward my sofa, where two people sat, looking comfortable.

Slowly, I unlocked the door, kicking it open to startle whoever was waiting inside. My gun was in my harness, so I pulled it out. The feeling was unexplainable, but I knew there was someone in the house. My house looked the same as when I left it, but when I got up to the door, I could feel there was a change in the atmosphere. Jacey must journey down a trail of mystery, destruction, and romance. The only assurance in Shadow Cursed is uncertainty.

With the Supernatural Council and Trent, Jacey attempts to accomplish the impossible: evade the Shadows who are on her tail and solve a murder. She must rely on instinct to traverse the unknown. Finding herself in a new world on the brink of supernatural war, Jacey doesn’t know who to trust. Things get interesting when the pair is led to Jacey’s demon father and her flame throwing sister. Amidst the whirlwind of discovering her newly activated powers, Jacey must solve the murder while battling sexual tension with Detective Vinolva. Jacey discovers that she’s a Shadow, one of an order of powerful beings that are able to manipulate darkness. When they encounter a werewolf at the scene, Jacey is thrust into a new world of supernatural beings and high-stakes encounters with no one else to turn to but Trent.

Detective Trent Vinolva is less than enthusiastic to take on a new partner, especially the hot-blooded Jacey. Marshal, Jacey Noble, has just taken a well-deserved vacation when one of her fugitives ends up murdered.

Shadow Cursed by N.L. Hoffmann