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Celebrating the Triumph of Elyon's Ghost at the 2023 Lesfic Bard Awards We are thrilled to announce that Elyon's Ghost, the second installment in Alison Naomi Holt's captivating series, The Daughters of Elyon, has won the prestigious 2023 Lesfic Bard Award for Fantasy...
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The Door at the Top of the Stairs
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“This is an awesome book. It captures you from the very beginning. I could not stop reading it. The characters are full and rich. I loved Morgan’s gruff and loving character. Jesse? Oh my God!! What a strong, yet vulnerable woman. I loved her. How does one survive and still be sane? That is the question Jesse has to answer for herself and she does.”
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2012
This book was amazing! All else in my world came to a halt as I became deeper and deeper engrossed in the book. I could not put it down. I truly did not know what to expect from the book when I read the preface. I wasn’t sure how gory the book would be and I was worried that I would not be able to complete the book.
The book drew me in and I was unable to put it down. It was full of emotion and suspense and it was next to impossible to figure out what the next page held in store. I fell in love with characters. They were honest and raw.
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“Alison Naomi Holt I give you five stars for The Door at the Top of the Stairs. The hope this book demonstrates for anyone suffering from PTSD is inspirational. And it is yet another example within our community just how powerful choosing family can be.”
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Get ready to be on the edge of your seat with this gripping psychological suspense. Retired narcotics detective Jesse Shaunessy carries the weight of PTSD as she grapples with the shadows of her past. As she navigates her harrowing journey, a loving lesbian couple and loyal friends provide a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness. This tale of resilience, love, and friendship is infused with moments of humor that lighten the emotional load. Experience a powerful story that challenges the soul while ultimately leading to a heartwarming and satisfying conclusion.
5.0 out of 5 stars Wowee! A must read!
This book was amazing, powerful and I couldn’t put it down.
When I read the description of the book I wasn’t expecting what was beyond the cover. I felt as if I were Jesse, reliving these terrifying events that stole part of her life. I.. felt.. it. Such an emotional roller coaster and such amazing characters.
There were times I laughed, times I cried, times I wanted to shout to Ryland and tell her to stop it! I haven’t had a book capture me like this in a long time. To where I don’t just want to read it… I have to read it. Where it’s just as important to me to finish as it is to Jesse.
These characters were truly outstanding and developed so well. In fact Morgan, I believe, was written after my grandmother’s sister Joe. Morgan was that real to me. She’s someone I know.
All I can say is that when you decide (not if), be prepared to sink yourself into this powerful, emotional, wonderful story of tragedy, hope, inspiration, courage, and friendship.”
Other Books by Alison Naomi Holt
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Spyder’s Web
Verigo Liris Estia, former Estian princess, walks the halls in the palace of the most depraved queen in all of Ar’rothi.
Credo’s Bandidos
An arsonist has invaded Tucson—senior citizens targeted without a pattern, and few clues left behind. Arson investigators struggle to stop the fires before the killer murders another pensioner.
Elyon’s Ghost
As a Senior Guardian, Keavey Terrowyn is gruff and strict with the warriors assigned to her shift. Gentle isn’t in her vocabulary until she loses her heart to a nine-year-old street urchin she named Ghost.
Let me introduce myself…
“They whispered to her, you can’t withstand the storm. She whispered back, I am the storm. ~ Unknown
I write. A lot. I ride horses. A lot. And most of the time, whether I’m writing or riding, warrior women are running around in my brain, demanding I join them in their next battle. Or else hot butches and/or ultra-beautiful yet emotionally vulnerable ice queens are giving me the eye, and I’m winking devilishly back, full of confidence and looking like a million bucks. Okay, my imagination gets carried away a bit, but still…