About the Book:
Who says your boyfriend has to be human?
Macy’s life changed forever when, as a child, her mother was murdered. The killers were never found, and Macy grew up looking for injustices and making them right.
She became a journalist, interviewing celebrities but lately found stardom shallow and pretentious.
There was just no putting right a teen-idol rockstar.
Things changed when her best friend was attacked but rescued by an unlikely hero.
The hero was a Jelvia.
Humans lived in fear of the Jelvia.
The Jelvia killed humans for fun.
Macy just saw a hero that she’d been looking for all her life.
About the Author:
If T.E Kessler were Daenerys Targaryen (Game of Thrones), the introduction would read something liAke this:
T. E Kessler the first of the Midlands in Great Britain, Queen of sci-fi romance, Mother of the Jelvia: Not Human series, Writer of books, Ruler of the TV, the Unburnt in the kitchen and the Breaker of promises (when it comes to diets).
On a serious note, Kessler enjoys writing sci-fi because of the blank canvas it presents to her. While she can invent science, worlds, aliens and creatures, she also injects strong emotion into the core of her books. She likes to explore human failures and victories in modern-day society and mix them with sci-fi themes, so expect to find human tragedies while turning the pages.
Her books contain mature themes.
Series so far…
HOLDING OUT FOR A HERO book 1
SURVIVING HER DOMINANT book 2
SPIDER book 3
…with another three books to conclude the Jelvia: Not Human series. Each book has its own story with satisfying endings.
Contact T.E. Kessler:
Follow her at:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kessler69
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/18902601.T_E_Kessler
Bookbub: https://www.bookbub.com/authors/t-e-kessler
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@t_kessler
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TE_Kessler
Website : https://louisewis3.com/
Where to Buy:
Amazon UK – https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07RJSP169/
Amazon US – https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RJSP169/
Excerpt:
Macy Shaw, a journalist, has become obsessed with Jelvias, a species living alongside the human. Taking advantage of her obsession, her boss calls on her to interview Narcifer, a Jelvian man, over the whereabouts of the Jelvian leader, Aldarn. Ultimately, Macy falls for Narcifer until it becomes clear to her that she’s a pawn between her world and the world of the Jelvias.
Someone was watching her movements. The sensation had been with her all the while she had been talking to the man with the dog. She’d tried to ignore it earlier, but now the feeling had strengthened.
She looked toward the police and the forensic team. They hadn’t noticed her—or were ignoring her. The body was brought out in a body bag and loaded into the back of a waiting van.
She opened her car door as invisible eyes scorched her back. She turned and looked; there was no one. She was paranoid. Then something caught her eye on the roof of the shop nearby.
She stared at the unmoving, crouching shadow on the roof and felt it stare back at her. The dawn light caught its reflective eyes, and the gaze pierced right through her. The Jelvia rose until he was standing. The wind tugged at his coat, making him appear even more outlandish.
He turned superhumanly fast and jumped from the shop’s roof to land on the top of the next building. He made no sound. And then he was gone from sight. Macy was freaked out. It was dark, her friend had been attacked, and someone had died. She scrambled inside her car. She closed the door and dug in her pocket for the keys, but her car shuddered, and Macy’s head snapped up in alarm. The Jelvia stood in front of her car, hands on the bonnet as if to prevent it from moving. He leaned in to peer through the windscreen.
Macy began another frantic search of her pockets for the car keys as he took one hand off the bonnet and beckoned her out of her car.
Macy shook her head.
The Jelvia cocked his head at her as if regarding her. The black eyes appeared to be empty black orbs in the Jelvia’s skull.
He dangled her car keys in front of her.
Macy stared into eyes that were nothing but complete darkness and felt a shiver trickle down her spine. She’d never been this close to a Jelvia before and could finally appreciate the words of those who encountered them: It wasn’t only their eyes that were black. Their whole being was as well.
As she looked into those eyes, it really did feel as if his soul was enveloped in darkness. She waited for the feeling of intense terror that people were said to experience, but none came. Logic told her his venom could pierce through the windscreen and kill her where she sat, and she should be scared, yet scared wasn’t an adjective she could use.
She felt… electrified.
Just Katherine 
Thank you so much Katherina for sharing this extract today and for taking part in the tour 🙂
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I loved taking part Zoé, thanks for the opportunity
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