It's Awesome When Inspiration Strikes by Dusty Crabtree
The idea for Shadow Eyes actually first came to me as a screenplay for a Christian horror movie, if there ever was such a genre. The movie would have been about a cast of intertwined characters going about their lives and making mistakes with dark, creepy shadows (demons) hovering around them, whispering to them, and influencing them to do evil things. Only the audience would see the shadows. The characters would be completely oblivious.
A few years after I’d had that idea, my friend suggested I write a novel like the paranormal angel books we’d been reading and loving. I’d always loved the concept of angels and demons in stories and immediately thought back to that screenplay idea. I just continued tweaking it until I had the basic concept of Shadow Eyes – a 17-year-old girl who had this special ability to see the shadows and light figures when nobody else could.
Iris thought she could ignore the shadows...until they went after everyone she loved.
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Iris Kohl lives in a world populated by murky shadows that surround, harass, and entice unsuspecting individuals toward evil. But she is the only one who can see them. She’s had this ability to see the shadows, as well as brilliantly glowing light figures, ever since an obscure, tragic incident on her fourteenth birthday three years earlier.
Although she’s learned to cope, the view of her world begins to shift upon the arrival of three mysterious characters. First, a handsome new teacher whose presence scares away shadows; second, a new friend with an awe-inspiring aura; and third, a mysterious and alluring new student whom Iris has a hard time resisting despite already having a boyfriend.
As the shadows invade and terrorize her own life and family, she must ultimately revisit the most horrific event of her life in order to learn her true identity and become the hero she was meant to be.
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Congratulations on your one year anniversary with Shadow Eyes!
ReplyDeleteYAY, DUSTY!! Shadow Eyes is a great book. Perfect for adults, too.
ReplyDeleteShadow Eyes has a brilliant cover Dusty. IT really grabs you and entices you in to the shadows and secrets inside. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteYay, Dusty!!! Love this premise SOOOOO much!
ReplyDeleteCheers for all your visits, Wenches! Love when there's something to celebrate! Salute, Dusty, Happy Anniversay!
ReplyDeleteThanks everybody!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy one year anniversary, and best of luck with the blog tour, Dusty. :-)
ReplyDeleteJust started reading Shadow eyes yesterday...So many great books to read...so little time. Happy anniversary.
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