Enlightened: A Tale of Love and Light

Loti Dupree fears that when her husband died, she lost her soul. Harboring a painful secret, she flees her life in a small Appalachian town for the ashram, the spiritual retreat where she trained to be a yogini. But she is running from more than grief. An ominous nightmare the night before she leaves sets her on a dangerous path of self-discovery that challenges everything she believes – and threatens her life.

While dodging psychic attacks from an unknown assailant, she struggles with her growing attraction to a broody, handsome and completely frustrating vampire. Loti races to understand who and what she is before her anonymous enemy catches up with her.

Loti thought she couldn’t survive her husband’s death, but among healers, witches, and vampires, she discovers not only a future, but a family.

About the Author

Melissa Lummis considers herself a truth seeker, a peaceful warrior, a paranormal and fantasy writer, an avid reader, a thru-hiker GAàME ’98, a wife, a mother, and a free thinker. She believes the universe conspires to help an adventurer. And if we live our lives as if it is a daring adventure (and it is!), then everything we need will find its way to us.

The author lives in rural Virginia with her husband, two children, an Alaskan Malamute and a myriad of forest creatures. The nature of her mind dictates that she write to stay sane. Otherwise, her fertile imagination takes off on tangents of its own accord, creating scenarios and worlds that confuse the space-time continuum. Namaste, dear friends.

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Comments

Alicia says

November 25, 2012 at 11:04 pm

Oy, I have yet to find a way to really stay clam and centered. Actually, taking my mind off of my problem and doing something else (usually visiting book blogs) helps a lot.
- Jen @craftymomof3 says
  
  November 26, 2012 at 10:20 am
  
  Yay! Book blogs are awesome. 🙂
Joy F says

November 26, 2012 at 7:44 am

The only way for me is to immerse myself in a good book and forget about my life.
jamie w says

November 28, 2012 at 10:26 pm

i like to go into the woods and listen to the wind blow through the leaves