Muse: Book Three (Guardian Series)

When Blake Roberts is released from prison, he decides to follow his dream to become a successful impressionist painter and opens an art studio in Wilmington, North Carolina. But when an accident leaves him completely blind, he becomes a recluse - shutting himself away in his studio with only his shattered dreams as company. Blake is lost to total darkness until he is visited by Julian, a small boy, who comes out of nowhere.And Blake can see him.Inspired by Julian's visits, Blake begins to paint the boy's likeness. For six months he paints Julian and the portraits become famous. Blake is heralded as an enigma for his ability to paint without the use of his eyes and he finds a second chance in this mysterious relationship with Julian. Until one day there is a knock at Blake's door. A woman, claiming to be Julian's mother, demands to know where her son is.Julian has been missing for over six months.

About the Author

A.L. Crouch, author of the wildly popular thriller novels the Guardian Series, seeks inspiration in the unknown. Her novels dare to ask the questions: "Are there angels among us?" and, "Are they really what we think they are?" The Guardian Series takes readers on a roller-coaster ride that will leave them questioning just what it is that they believe. A.L. Crouch graduated with honors from North Carolina State University with a degree in English. She is a member of the NC Writers' Network and spends her summers off from teaching formulating tales of suspense and the supernatural. When she's not at work raising up young writers or crafting her next thriller, she is spending time with her husband and two sons exploring the mysteries of the North Carolina mountains or relaxing at the coasts.

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