"Reading is fundamental." We all heard it when we were young. For me reading has been more than fundamental. It's a way of life. I'm most comfortable when I have a book to read, and when I finish that one, it's almost a compulsion to look for another one. I was smack in the middle of not so great place in my life and at times I needed to be able to take a break from reality. Books, stories were right there the way they had always been. At this point I had barely begun to scratch the surface of paranormal romance. I started reading Sherrilyn Keynon and JR Ward, both authors par excellence, but I needed more, I needed to be able to see myself represented in what I was reading. I found just that in Seressia Glass' Shadowchaser series. For the first time I was reading a paranormal romance where the heroine was not only smart, strong, and sexy as all get out, but she was also a Sister. But that wasn't all that made me fall headlong into Seressia's writing. It's the fact that the series is a modern story, but it's beautifully and thoroughly interwoven with rich African and Egyptian culture.
From Shadowchaser I went to The Sons of Anubis series, which is written as thoroughly beautiful as Shadowchaser, but full of scorching love scenes. I haven't yet started on the Sugar and Spice series, but it's next on TBR list. I can't begin to tell you how honored I am to have afforded the opportunity to spend some time with Seressia and to share that with all of you. So with out further ado, Seressia Glass.
