Surviving Eden: Book Two of the Eden's Court Saga: Volume 2

Rachel Rieh wields enough magic to make a goddess jealous, or so she learned three weeks ago when she thought she was an ordinary, reclusive and short-tempered gal from Boston. In this second story of Eden's Court, Rachel, now the new ruler of the Kesayim, (angels, demons, dragons, faeries, vampires, shapeshifters and witches--the goddess-created protectors of mortal kind) finds herself faced with the task of stopping vampire hunters from annihilating the vampire race. Her lover, Gabriel, half angel, half demon, stands by her side to help if she can escape her obsession with protecting him at all cost. Earth is already on the verge of destruction within six months because magic is out of balance. The new threat to the vampires destabilizes the situation more. But is the cold-hearted goddess intent on changing Rachel into her image the greater threat to Rachel and everyone she loves?

Ever since she was a young girl and her fifth grade teacher read the class Peter S. Beagle’s novel THE LAST UNICORN, Michelle has been fascinated with all things magical, mysterious and otherworldly. She wrote her first tragic fantasy novella in middle school, recruiting art-minded friends to draw pictures of the fantastical universes she created. After taking the road frequently traveled (not quite as romantic as the less traveled variety) and getting a BA in political science and a Masters in social work, she settled in New England. Along the way she started a family, as well as a collection of cats. Finally, Michelle grabbed the proverbial bull by its spiky protrustions and pursued her passion. She now writes fantasy, urban fantasy, and admits to a fascination with gateways and portals, which seem to crop up in any story she writes.