The Tether: None Good (The Tether Saga)

An unspeakable evil... A girl clueless how to fight it... Will a reality shattering evil consume a great American city?Something malevolent is stalking the streets of Baltimore. The city's only hope is the new Keeper of the Tether, Sarah. The problem is, Sarah doesn't want it.Her lone guide to this new world is CT, the Grandson of the original Keeper and he wants the Tether back inhis families hands. A demon, a psychotic killer, and a secret society all want it, too, and they'll murder Sarah and anyone with her to get it.Sarah learns she can summon an angelic guardian for protection. All she has to do is figure out how to unlock the Tether's power. If she can't, she will die, realities will shatter and an unstoppable evil will spread across Baltimore.The Tether: None Good is the first book in The Tether saga by Nick Davis & Katrina Roets. If you like urban fantasy, high-octane paranormal adventures, and fast-paced stories, you'll want to add The Tether to your collection today.Download The Tether, the battle for our reality begins in Baltimore.

About the Author

Nick Davis is an Englishman currently living on the East Coast of the USA, not far removed from Charm City (aka Baltimore). He is a former White Dwarf feature writer and is now a freelance content creator and web designer. He is married to a very patient Irish-American lady and has four children. When Nick is not working, running errands, playing with his kids, or burrowing through an ever-growing list of house 'projects, ' he can be found plodding away on a keyboard. There, he explores the worlds of his imagination, taking our reality and twisting it around just a couple of degrees... Katrina Roets has spent her entire life dreaming of writing something that people might read. When she wasn't busy dreaming, she was spending her time raising two amazing boys as a single mom. Now that they're nearly grown, this Michigan grown girl is reclaiming herself and finding her words again. You know, in between running them everywhere, helping them with homework, teaching them life skills, and all that good mom stuff.

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