Amy Sumida is the Internationally Acclaimed author of the Award-Winning Godhunter Series, the fantasy paranormal Twilight Court Series, the Beyond the Godhunter Series, the music-oriented paranormal Spellsinger Series, the superhero Spectra Series, and several short stories. Her books have been translated into several languages, have won numerous awards, and are bestsellers. She believes in empowering women through her writing as well as providing everyone with a great escape from reality. Her stories are full of strong women and hot gods, shapeshifters, vampires, dragons, fairies, gargoyles... pretty much any type of supernatural, breathtakingly gorgeous man you can think of. Because why have normal when you could have paranormal?
Born and raised in Hawaii, Amy made a perilous journey across the ocean with six cats to settle in the beautiful state of Oregon which reminds her a lot of Hawaii but without the cockroaches or evil sand. When she isn't trying to type fast enough to get down everything the voices in her head are saying while her kitties try to sabotage her with cuteness, she enjoys painting on canvases, walls, and anything else that will sit still long enough for the paint to dry. She prefers antiques to modern furniture, tea to coffee, night to day, and Tom Hardy to Tom Hiddleston. No; Tom Hiddleston to Tom Hardy. No, wait... Tom Hardy and Tom Hiddleston to Tom Cruise. Yes, that's it.


I hunt his kind, but he wants my help.
Thor is at my back, guiding me through the crowd, his hand pressing intimately against my spine and his breath brushing my cheek. We're here to stop a crazy Aztec god, but we can't see him. He's hiding behind magic and the men whose minds he's taken. The men raise their guns, aiming for their target. I act without thinking, dropping my enchanted claws and rushing forward. I strike. The shots go wide. My momentum carries me forward... straight into a solid chest. Arms wrap around me as I stare up into a pair of beautiful, crimson eyes. My will seeps away, becoming his. The last thing I hear is Thor shouting my name. I never should have listened to that Viking.


Godhunter

"I'm just not convinced that you're ready,"Teharon said for like the fiftieth time. Or maybe the third.


"I'm done waiting,"I growled. "Let's just do this."


I'd been over and over the same exercises with him for hours. I knew what to do; the only thing left was the practical application.


"I guess we can give it a try,"he said and sighed.


I let out a whoop before kissing his cheek. "Thank you. I know I can do this, Teharon."


"I don't doubt that you know what to do, Vervain."He looked really apprehensive. "There's just a big difference between knowing and doing. There's so much that can go wrong."


"And you'll be here to help me if something does,"it was the same argument I'd been using for half an hour. There wasn't any need to repeat it except that it seemed to be sinking in at last.


"All right."He scooted back on the library's floor to give me some space. "Close your eyes and sink into your subconsciousness as I taught you."


Chapter 35