Ursus Borealis: The Starlight Chronicles, Book One
About this audiobook
Bears are supposed to live in the woods. Just not the kind who send you to the moon.
Selena Aires is fine with her nine-to-five life in the city, using her spare time to create art instead of finding love. Then, her mentor develops the bizarre notion she’s on the wrong path. When Thomas dies, her grief and faith in his convictions prompt her to move to a small town in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. But more awaits her in Quincy than the invigorating pine-scented air, endless trails, and artist’s dream cottage.
The alpha of the North Star Pack thought he’d faced every challenge until he locked eyes with the new human in his territory—a beautiful artist with the heart of a warrior. He knows instantly his life will never be the same. That might have something to do with Selena’s prophetic destiny throwing them smack into the middle of an ancient conflict between races she had no idea existed.
But it’s all doable, Selena tells herself, because Thomas trained her to use her instincts, adapt to any situation, and fight like a warrior.
The battle going on in her heart? That’s a whole different problem.
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Wow, I'm almost nailed to my chair as I read. You wrote an incredible tale and you brought the personalities of the characters to life in the most intriguing way. I have never read a book written like this. Having a blast in their world. - R Welkin on Twitter
Grab a cup of your favorite tea, dive into your reading nook, and get lost in the pages of this first installment in The Starlight Chronicles, a paranormal shifter romance.
About the author
When Darci isn’t immersed in worlds populated by her characters, she enjoys retired life with her husband and canine companions on two acres backed against the eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The rugged and beautiful country inspired the settings in her paranormal shifter romance series, The Starlight Chronicles.
Besides writing and blogging about a writer's life, Darci has a passion for traveling, researching family history, and exploring all sorts of creative outlets in her tiny studio crammed full of colorful things.
Darci started writing during the second half of her fifties and tells anyone she meets who dreams of writing to quit dragging their feet and go for it. She’s proof that an exciting story can come out of anyone. In addition to her novels and a collection of short stories in Priss Starwillow & the Wolf, you can find her works in anthologies by Dragon Soul Press.
