Jolynn Raymond

The Connelly Witches... Shattered Images Jolynn Raymond

Publisher Marketing: This is the first of the Connelly Witch books. It is the SAME book that is for sale in the combined book The Connelly Witches. A family history page has been added to help readers keep track of the Connelly and Arcos bloodlines. In Shattered Images, Jolynn Raymond introduces the Connelly Witches. They are a family whose magical talents date back hundreds of years. Those who bestowed the powers had only one command, protect mankind from the demons who would torment and destroy them. Rachel Connelly-Grey is a woman who has turned her back on her family's magical heritage and responsibilities in order to be with the man she loves. She soon learns that forsaking her birthright and wishing for solitude from the family she must remain close to has horrible consequences, ones that she is no longer prepared to fight against. While her family searches for her, Rachel must fight a demon that is determined to wipe out her family one witch at a time. Though he starts with Rachel, his evil touches her little girl, who sees all that is happening to her mother in horrifying visions. Can the Connelly witches come together in time to save Rachel and stop the evil that will destroy their clan or will Syrull, the Demon of Reflections, be allowed to begin his annihilation of the Connelly Witches by trapping Rachel in a hellish dimension before moving on to kill all who bear the Connelly name? Contributor Bio:  Raymond, Jolynn I'm a strong, bold, and passionate woman who does her best to live out her dreams. I'm having the best years of my life right now, and have discovered my true self in my kinky lifestyle. I'm a wife, Mistress, writer, lesbian, and grandma with a devious imagination and a taste for darkness. My love of writing began in my early thirties, and has been a passion ever since. I love to read, write, travel the world, and am a history buff. My genre's cover historical romance, often with a spicy kinky twist to suspenseful paranormal thrillers. My love of history makes its presence known in the books I write. They are often set in centuries past. I am a lover of art, architecture, and the study of diverse world cultures. I still reside in the city I grew up in, and live near my childhood home with the love of my life, my two spoiled cats, our neurotic dog, and our gnome, Gerome. I have been involved in the BDSM lifestyle for over ten years, and am active in the kink community. My BDSM and power exchange relationships have always been loving and committed. I am married and we practice domestic discipline within our marriage. What we do involves a deep level of trust. This is vital in any power exchange relationship. My favorite quote is: "Well-behaved women seldom make history." -- Laurel Thatcher UlrichContributor Bio:  Scott, Rachel I'm a strong, bold, and passionate woman who does her best to live out her dreams. I'm having the best years of my life right now, and have discovered my true self in my kinky lifestyle. I'm a wife, Mistress, writer, lesbian, and grandma with a devious imagination and a taste for darkness. My love of writing began in my early thirties, and has been a passion ever since. I love to read, write, travel the world, and am a history buff. My genre's cover historical romance, often with a spicy kinky twist to suspenseful paranormal thrillers. My love of history makes its presence known in the books I write. They are often set in centuries past. I am a lover of art, architecture, and the study of diverse world cultures. I still reside in the city I grew up in, and live near my childhood home with the love of my life, my two spoiled cats, our neurotic dog, and our gnome, Gerome. I have been involved in the BDSM lifestyle for over ten years, and am active in the kink community. My BDSM and power exchange relationships have always been loving and committed. I am married and we practice domestic discipline within our marriage. What we do involves a deep level of trust. This is vital in any power exchange relationship. My favorite quote is: "Well-behaved women seldom make history." -- Laurel Thatcher Ulrich