A Legend Is Born

By T.L. Phillips

From orphan at fourteen to immortal royalty at nineteen, how the heck did that happen?

Nineteen-year-old Lissa witnessed the brutal murder of her parents by blood-thirsty vampires at the tender age of fourteen. She would have suffered the same unpleasant fate had tall, dark, and mysterious stranger Max not intervened. Every night since Lissa, along with an elite group of fighters, trains and patrols the mostly abandoned streets around the city of Buffalo, NY. They quietly thwart the dastardly plans of rogue vampires and cursed shifters in an attempt to protect mankind.

Having been told that all shifters are evil, Lissa is taken by surprise when she learns that there are good ones in the world - the Guardians. And she's bonded with one of them, an ultra-rare occurrence amongst Guardians in recent years and unheard of between a Guardian and a mortal. When a typically fatal injury threatens to end her, her bond-mate throws caution to the wind and uses his own blood to save her. The consequences could be disastrous when Lissa wakes up to find she is no longer human, and not only a shifter herself but the shifter queen.

• Language: English
• Publisher: T.L. Phillips
• Release date: Apr 6, 2016
• ISBN: 9781310653971

T.L. Phillips

I'm a 30-something stay-at-home caretaker that loves to curl up with her cat and a great book. As a writer, I strive to tell compelling stories that readers will enjoy curling up with. When I'm not occupied with the myriad of tasks above, I'm an avid gamer and love all things crafty from crocheting to wood-burning and all things in between.

Reviews for A Legend Is Born

[Billy · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

The book needed work and wasn’t written fluently. There are many good books out there, that are well written and logically composed within this genre. This book was far from that! Author uses mundane naming for her characters, instead of something interesting like Xander for example. She also puts one of her characters to sleep after losing blood, and as a person in the medical field . . . author lacks realism. The book lacks substance, enthusiasm and organization overall. I just can’t bring myself to give this book a higher rating. I think authors should educate themselves on anatomy and physiology before writing about the human body. Get a feel of how it actually works, instead of just thinking they KNOW how it works. Doesn’t work that way!
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