Indigo Spring

<h4><strong>Love can heal-or it can destroy. And some relics know the difference.</strong></h4><p></p><p>Recently divorced schoolteacher <strong>Veronica Janssen</strong> is desperate for a fresh start. When she meets <strong>Winston</strong> a charismatic adventurer who sweeps her off her feet she feels safe seen and alive again. He's everything her ex wasn't-protective attentive and unafraid to take control.</p><p></p><p>Then Winston gives her a stunning necklace: the <strong>Brísingamen</strong> said to once belong to the Norse goddess Freya. But the longer Veronica wears it the more the world around her twists into something unrecognizable. Friends and family grow distant. Old fears creep in. And the man she thought was her savior feels more like her captor.</p><p></p><p>High-ranking Judge <strong>Andrew Drew Raines</strong> of the <strong>House of David</strong> never wanted to get involved in Veronica's love life. But when bodies start appearing across <strong>Chattanooga Tennessee</strong> and strange patterns emerge Drew realizes the artifact in her possession may be <strong>feeding on her soul</strong>-and Winston's devotion may hide a deadly agenda.</p><p>As loyalty fractures and paranoia deepens Veronica faces a harrowing truth: Is Winston protecting her from the world...or protecting the world from her?</p><p></p><p><strong>Indigo Spring</strong> continues <em>A Series of Four Seasons</em> blending dark urban fantasy with psychological suspense for fans of Leigh Bardugo and Jennifer McMahon.</p><p></p><p><em>Some loves liberate. Others consume.</em></p>