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Sylvio

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Book 3 of The Sylvio Series

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Pub Date Aug 10 2017 | Archive Date Oct 20 2026


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Description

The third book in the Sylvio paranormal fantasy series takes readers on a labyrinthine adventure into the world of the mind, where it is revealed that strength of spirit can defeat ancient magic and battle inner demons.

Rachel, a modern-day witch, lives in a world where demons capture vampires and werewolves are heroes; where faith has a magic all its own, and the power of the Elemental Spirits can command a volcano to do their bidding. In Sylvio: Spirit, Rachel discovers more about her emerging powers—and about the preternatural creatures who walk our earth alongside mortal humans.

The third book in the Sylvio paranormal fantasy series takes readers on a labyrinthine adventure into the world of the mind, where it is revealed that strength of spirit can defeat ancient magic and...


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For a limited time, The Sylvio Series books 1-3 are available on NetGalley!

For a limited time, The Sylvio Series books 1-3 are available on NetGalley!


Advance Praise

“A fresh take on horror-genre conventions that will bring readers back for sequels.”

—Kirkus Reviews

“I couldn’t put Sylvio: The Preternatural down until I finished it. The author puts a whole new spin on supernatural.”

–Virginia Babcock, author

“Overall, I would rate Sylvio: Past and Present a 4 out of 4 stars. I enjoyed each moment of this novel. I loved learning more about what powers Rachel had as well as how a ‘good’ vampire like Sylvio came to be. I am definitely putting the first book in this series on my to-read list.”

–Onlinebookclub.org

Sylvio: Past and Present does not only suit the preternatural fans, but all readers of all genres. It will catch them to the end. We’ll find out that we decide what we are, not destiny. A great job the author did to develop the story.”

–A. Shawar

“A fresh take on horror-genre conventions that will bring readers back for sequels.”

—Kirkus Reviews

“I couldn’t put Sylvio: The Preternatural down until I finished it. The author puts a whole new spin...


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ISBN 9781984059215
PRICE $14.99 (USD)
PAGES 281

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This one has a very different feel from the three previous samples cozier, slower-paced, and steeped in found-family warmth mixed with urban fantasy elements (vampires, exorcism, prophetic dreams). The voice is conversational and intimate, with Rachel's narration reading almost like a diary reflective, a little wry, and grounded in domestic detail (milking cows, making cheese, sweet tea) that contrasts nicely against the supernatural stakes.
The dialogue is a strength here, there's a lot of it, and it does heavy lifting for characterization (Sylvio's playful deflection, Father Neal's steady authority, Lisa's shyness). It gives the chapter a warm, ensemble-cast energy rather than a single-hero focus.
Pacing-wise, it's gentler and more exploratory than the battle-driven Syrus piece or the tense captivity of Fionna's prologue this reads like it's building a world and relationships slowly rather than throwing readers into immediate danger, which fits its cozier tone.
Voice-wise, this is clearly a different narrator and book from all three previous samples warmer and chattier than Fionna's raw urgency, softer than Syrus's predatory edge, and more grounded/domestic than the fae sisters' eerie elegance. Good range across your samples.
Overall: a warm, dialogue-rich opening with strong found-family dynamics and an intriguing supernatural mystery threaded through the everyday.
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another fabulous read! this trilogy has had me hooked and i do hope that the author have more adventures coming out soon. if you love vampires and witches and all inbetween this is for you!

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