Now Available: Dawn Unearthed by Carrie Ann Ryan

This is the first of a new, paranormal series by Carrie Ann Ryan. I’ve recently discovered this author, and this is my first time reading a paranormal by her, and it definitely won’t be my last. I loved the world we are introduced to here, and felt like I was learning about it right alongside Sage as she also learned about who she is and what it means to be a witch and live in a world where things like witches and shifters are real. This is a fairly complex story with a lot going on from almost the very first page. I loved watching the relationship build between Rome and Sage- I’m a sucker for fated mates and from the first chapter when Rome realizes who Sage is to him, I was hooked. I can’t wait to read the next one and see what happens with everyone as the story continues.

I received an Advance Reader Copy of this book and have voluntarily left an honest review.

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Dark clouds burst overhead, the rain becoming a deluge. The road was so slick that I was afraid I might need to pull off, but I didn’t know where to do that. Would other cars be able to see me? My lights were on bright, even in the middle of the day, but I could barely see. It was as if night had come out of nowhere.

I swallowed hard, sensing the taste of metal on my tongue as fear encroached.

I needed to focus, to get through this. I had to find a place to pull off. There was nowhere, other than the embankment, and that didn’t seem safe. I needed to find my way to a part of the road to pause, collect myself, and hopefully let the storm pass. And then I could get to my aunt and Ravenwood. The wind rattled my car, and I nearly skidded off the road.

“Crap,” I whispered and slowed down. There weren’t any other cars, no lights, and I had no idea where I was. I looked at the GPS, but all I saw was darkness. It couldn’t seem to find me in the storm. None of this made any sense.

I looked up and screamed, slamming on the brakes even though I knew that was a stupid move in this rain.

A dark wolf stood in front of me, its eyes glowing gold in the headlights. I shouted, hoping to hell I didn’t hit him.

I spun, fishtailing on the wet road, and did my best to steer into the skid, but I couldn’t remember what direction that was. Was I supposed to go with my back wheels or my front wheels? All thoughts of driver’s ed, and everything I had ever learned about driving through a storm escaped me. Tires screeched. I saw the eyes of the wolf again, and it lifted its lip, baring one fang.

I blinked as if lost in the moment. Everything froze around me, and warmth suffused me as I tried to focus. Attempted to see what was going on.

The wolf looked at me. When I blinked again, it was gone.

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