He did, however, notice the skyline out the window. Human niceties weren’t something he much cared for. There was a sofa, a dining table, a kitchen, a fluffy white rug, all spacious and grand, and any human would have appreciated the apparent wealth and luxuriousness of it all. The room Nathaniel found himself in was typical living quarters for twenty-first century humans. He shook himself out, rolling his shoulders and fisting his hands a few times until the discomforting buzz subsided. It felt confined and constricting, like an ill-fitting suit, and Nathaniel always hated the residual squeeze the morphing left in its wake. The transfer to a human form was never easy. Please note it’s a little spoiler-ish (for the jobs Chasan and Nathaniel are given on their human assignment) so if you’d rather not know, please stop reading now. I’m so excited for the world to meet these characters. It will begin appearing at the usual third party sites within the next few days – Smashwords, Apple, B&N, Kobo etc. Secondly, Tallowwood comes out of KU today.

Shut the world out if you need, and take care of yourself.

Let me say that I hope you have a great few days, filled with peace, some of your favourite food, and good books. I know this time of year can be hard for a lot of people, and I can honestly say it’s not my favourite so I do understand. Well, it’s almost Christmas, and that means it’s almost release day for The Dichotomy of Angels! So in the theme of giving, I thought I’d share an exclusive excerpt.īut first I wanted to wish everyone a very Happy Holidays.

The Dichotomy of Angels by N.R. Walker