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Heather Heffner

HEATHER HEFFNER was born in Seattle, Washington, where she grew up being dragged along on endless hikes by her well-meaning parents. Luckily, her brother was forced to come, too, and they ended up storytelling to entertain themselves. Heather's never given it up since, and now she can't think of anything better than imagining a thousand-page-long epic (and maybe even going for a hike, after).

Heather is the author of the dark epic fantasy book, THE TRIBE OF ISHMAEL (Afterlife Chronicles #1), about a boy who accidentally boards a train bound to Hell, and the urban fantasy book, YEAR OF THE WOLF (Changeling Sisters #1), about a girl who faces off against supernatural evil in Seoul, South Korea. You can read all about her adventures, or more likely, misadventures, on her blog:

https://heatherheffner.blogspot.com/

Official Author Facebook Page:

www.facebook.com/heatherheffnerauthor

THE TRIBE OF ISHMAEL:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HMEK7BY

YEAR OF THE WOLF:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008ZNKRQG


“…the door banged wide open, and the most striking man I had ever seen stood in the frame, the black winds whipping around him like a chariot of storm clouds.”
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“I found it easier to stare out into the infinite blackness, away from the fire burning itself out in his eyes.”
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“My body slid from human to wolf in a crack! of black smoke. Wolf was panting and I watched frost dissipate on my hot tongue, sending tiny rivulets of steam into the air. The world was sharp and clear, and I never realized how many different colors of shadow there were. It made me savor the dark beauty of night even more.”
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“It is not often one chooses a demon over an angel.”So they told me. But this demon was the only one who made me feel safe.”
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“I was falling for the man who had turned me. He could never know.”
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“It felt as if I’d been teleported to the dark side of the moon, forced to gaze out at the stars and wonder which one I’d come from.”
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