Authors Shira Anthony
and Aisling
Mancy have teamed up to write a red-hot action-packed thriller!
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About A Solitary Man
Xavier is a former FBI agent turned deputy sheriff who is hot on the trail of a South American child prostitution ring. Evan is fighting
to put an end to rampant cocaine trafficking and chafing under the thumb of an
election-hungry boss. When someone tries to kill the thirteen-year-old witness
who holds the key to both their investigations, they’re forced to work together
as they put their lives on the line to protect him. As Chance and Xav collide in
heat of a sweltering North Carolina
summer, dodging bullets and chasing bad guys isn’t the only action going on.
About Shira Anthony
Shira loves a great happily-ever-after and never writes a
story without one. She’s happy to write what her muse tells her, whether it’s
fantasy, sci fi, paranormal, or contemporary romance. She particularly loves
writing series, because she thinks of her characters as old friends and she
wants to visit them even after their stories are told. Shira writes about the
things she knows and loves, whether it’s music and musicians, the ocean, or the
places she’s lived or traveled to. She spent her middle school years living in France ,
and tries to visit as often as she can.
In real life, Shira sang professionally for 14 years, and
she currently works as a public sector attorney advocating for children. She’s
happy to have made writing her second full-time job, even if it means she
rarely has time to watch TV or go to the movies. Shira and her husband spend as
many weekends as they can aboard their 36′ catamaran sailboat, “Lands Zen,” at
the Carolina Coast
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About Aisling Mancy
Aisling is an author who lives,
most of the time, on the West Coast of the United States . Aisling writes adult
fantasy, adult LGBTQIA romance, and fiction for gay young adults as C. Kennedy.
Raised on the mean streets and
back lots of Hollywood by
a Yoda-look-alike grandfather, Aisling doesn’t conform, doesn’t fit in, is epic
awkward, and lives to perfect a deep-seated oppositional defiance disorder. In
a constant state of fascination with the trivial, Aisling contemplates such
weighty questions as If time and space are curved, then where do all the
straight people come from? When not writing, Aisling can be found taming waves
on western shores, pondering the nutritional value of sunsets, appreciating the
much maligned dandelion, unhooking guide ropes from stanchions, and marveling
at all things ordinary.
Aisling does respond
to emails because, after all, it is all about you, the reader
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