
MEET THE AUTHOR
BLAIR M. SHADOWS is the author of the series CRYSTAL IRIS.
She considers herself an old soul with a wild heart. A writer with a weakness for art, history, sweets, and caffeine. A mother who struggles with balancing all. And a wife who is, more often than not, overwhelmed by both love and her never-ending to-do list. Blair has spent her fair share of years in NYC and LA and now lives in Texas with her husband and son.
For inquiries, please email: contact@blairshadows.com
ABOUT THE BOOK
CRYSTAL IRIS
GENRE: MAGICAL PARANORMAL ROMANCE
A magical necklace shattered everything I thought I knew. And now? I’m at its mercy. And so is he.
After losing my mother and watching my father vanish without a trace, I thought I'd finally rebuilt my life. But on my 30th birthday, at my engagement party, my world came crashing down.
The culprit? A mysterious gift from my estranged father—a prism necklace. He reappeared after 16 years, leaving me with an amulet that doesn’t just hold powers I can't control; it pulls me away from the fiancé I thought was my forever and toward Hoyt, a stranger and fellow prism possessor.
Now I’m torn between two men—and two dangerous, uncertain futures. As a Harvard art history professor, I’ve deciphered countless enigmas. But this one? It could destroy all I hold dear.
If only I could take the necklace off... but its magic refuses to let me go.
Crystal Iris is the first book in the series. It’s a spicy, slow-burn romance featuring a love triangle and elements of magic, mystery, and academia.
“Reader beware—a book hangover is inevitable.” —Leblon Publishing
“What if we can’t?”
“Then like a moth, I will burn everyday trying.”
“The story’s pace is slow and deliberate, balancing introspection with thrilling revelations, and moments of light humor and clever dialogue provide levity amid darker elements. Iris’ internal conflict and evolving identity anchor the tale, making her journey as poignant as it is fantastical. This richly developed tale promises deeper revelations and emotional stakes in future installments.”
— Kirkus