Twisted Shadows

By: Allie Therin

Narrated by: Joel Leslie

In a thrilling alternate-universe Seattle, empaths are disappearing—and it’s up to grumpy Reece and his mysterious protector, Grayson, to investigate.

Empath hunter Evan Grayson is the Dead Man, transformed by a dark past into a perfect weapon against corrupted empaths. Nothing can distract him from stopping these superhuman killers—until he’s mired in a new battle, fighting a forbidden attraction to an empath on the verge of corruption.

For pacifist Reece Davies, every day is a struggle to keep his darker side in check. It’s only his complicated relationship with Evan that keeps him grounded—a relationship that, despite his growing feelings, must stay at arm’s length. But when an empath’s murder on the East Coast points to a treacherous plot back west, with Reece as the next potential target, Evan races across the country to be by his side.

Together, they search for missing empaths, their proximity heightening the chemistry they must resist. But corruption isn’t the only danger they face as sinister forces close in from the shadows, sights set on empath and empath hunter alike…

“A taut magical mystery.” —Publishers Weekly on Liar City

Sugar & Vice

• Book 1: Liar City
• Book 2: Twisted Shadows

Babes. It’s so good. So. Good.

How am I supposed to live until book 3? Might as well just give up and reread Liar City, then this, then Liar City again.

Even Better Than The First

Pros: Strong weaving of different POVs, nudging the plot forward, and slow burn romance. And thankfully less angsty fainting and vomiting than the first. Cons: I’m still getting my head around how empathy works and progresses. Maybe I’m being too “dead man” logical. ;)

The ending, the middle and the beginning. So many feelings

This entire book just captured my heart in more ways than one. I can’t wait to read the next installment. I hope everyone lives.

Can’t wait until the next one!

That cliffhanger should be illegal. I can’t wait for the next one. I love seeing the LGBTQ+ representation!

Swoon at this book

Such a great slow burn. Evan’s voice makes me smile every time. Joel Leslie at his finest.