Brandy Walker

Thane: January Brandy Walker

Publisher Marketing: A bet between Eros, the God of love & desire, and Chloe (Chlotho), the Fate of birth, leads to a year filled with match-making and passion. Fallen Angel Thane has been exiled to the realm of humans and Mystics for almost fifty years after what he considers a slight misunderstanding, too bad Zeus didn't agree. After the blush of exile wears off, Thane dedicates his new life to helping those in need, all in the hope of impressing the imposing God. A visit from his Watcher with one more task sets Thane up to finally get what he's dreamed about for decades...his rightful place back on Olympus with his brothers. All he needs to do is keep one woman from "doing something stupid." He determined to ignore his body responding for the first time in almost fifty years in order to go home. Amara Hope is desperate to bring her brother home, traveling into the heart of Viral City day after day putting her life at risk. As her last living relative, he's all she has left. When a hunky good samaritan grudgingly offers help, she's all too willing to accept. Once they get her brother home and begin spending more time together, the more Amara knows he's the one for her. What the two don't know is that the Gods are playing games with their lives, and they're on a collision course with love. NOTE: Mystic Zodiac is a 12 book series. It is NOT a serial. Each book ends in a happily ever after for the main couple. However, the prologue and epilogue of each story follows the Gods that kick off the series, Eros and Chlotho (aka Chloe). At the end of the series the bet between the two will come to a conclusion. Contributor Bio:  Walker, Brandy Margery Kisby Warder wrote with crayons on the wall of her parents' living room to demonstrate her passion for creativity. Since then she's had hundreds of articles published and she's created both novels and short stories which she's bringing to the public in her "retirement." She and her retired-pastor husband have been involved in ministry to all age groups for over four decades. She enjoys mixing truth with humor because she believes God created both. She loves being a "forever" mom and admits she's biased about her grandchildren, but she carries pictures to substantiate her claims.