Dear Awesome Reader,
The Starlight Saga is a light-hearted paranormal romance. While I enjoy reading dark, gritty books on occasion, I also like to read a novel that combines love and laughter, and doesn’t take itself too seriously, like the Starlight Saga. This series is intended for upper-YA readers. It has lots of steamy kisses and campy humor, but is not considered hardcore science fiction. Another thing I really love about these stories is that it pokes harmless fun at the paranormal romance genre and its overused clichés.
With Lost in Starlight, I wanted to write something sweet, passionate, humorous, and fun. No over-the-top angst or doom and gloom like my other stories. Deep down, I’m a hopeless romantic, and I wanted to create a hero who was charming and sexy—a sensitive beta male, who’s also loyal and protective. And I wanted snarky and amusing dialogue, combined with red-hot chemistry between my two main characters.
First love can be powerful and exciting. I don’t know anyone who can’t remember the first time they fell head-over-heels for someone. Most first love tales are bittersweet and never forgotten. Just like Sloane and Hayden, their friendship turned romance will change their lives forever.
I hope you enjoy this romantic reading indulgence and my brand of storytelling.
Peace, love, and books,
Sherry
Senior year is tough. Crushing on a gorgeous, possibly unearthly outcast? That’s a whole new level of complicated!
Sloane Masterson, high school newspaper reporter and expert secret-uncoverer, has a knack for sniffing out stories that are stranger than fiction. When she’s not dishing out snark in her wicked cool column—Fright Night Babble—where she chats about cliches in horror films, she’s busy scooping her next big story. Her latest obsession? The enigmatic and swoon-worthy Hayden Lancaster.
But Hayden’s not your average high school hottie. When Sloane catches Hayden defying the laws of physics, her reporter instincts kick into hyperdrive. It seems his superhuman abilities are literally out of this world. (And no, it’s not just his uncanny ability to rock skinny jeans.)
Suddenly, unmasking the truth becomes her top priority—right after over-analyzing why he makes her heart do backflips. Yet, learning Hayden’s secret might be more than Sloane bargained for—and even more dangerous for her heart. Because despite Hayden’s insistence that their relationship stays in the friend zone, their fierce attraction threatens to go supernova.
And there’s a cosmic catch (isn’t there always?): if they follow their hearts, there are dire consequences—like his intergalactic enemies permanently erasing Sloane’s memories faster than you can say “alien abduction.” (Talk about an otherworldly relationship hurdle!)
Now Sloane faces a choice more challenging than picking the perfect scary movie for a first date: protect herself, or forget the boy she loves forever.
Is this star-crossed romance worth potentially losing her mind over? (Spoiler: It just might be!)
Sloane Masterson, high school newspaper reporter and expert secret-uncoverer, has a knack for sniffing out stories that are stranger than fiction. When she’s not dishing out snark in her wicked cool column—Fright Night Babble—where she chats about cliches in horror films, she’s busy scooping her next big story. Her latest obsession? The enigmatic and swoon-worthy Hayden Lancaster.
But Hayden’s not your average high school hottie. When Sloane catches Hayden defying the laws of physics, her reporter instincts kick into hyperdrive. It seems his superhuman abilities are literally out of this world. (And no, it’s not just his uncanny ability to rock skinny jeans.)
Suddenly, unmasking the truth becomes her top priority—right after over-analyzing why he makes her heart do backflips. Yet, learning Hayden’s secret might be more than Sloane bargained for—and even more dangerous for her heart. Because despite Hayden’s insistence that their relationship stays in the friend zone, their fierce attraction threatens to go supernova.
And there’s a cosmic catch (isn’t there always?): if they follow their hearts, there are dire consequences—like his intergalactic enemies permanently erasing Sloane’s memories faster than you can say “alien abduction.” (Talk about an otherworldly relationship hurdle!)
Now Sloane faces a choice more challenging than picking the perfect scary movie for a first date: protect herself, or forget the boy she loves forever.
Is this star-crossed romance worth potentially losing her mind over? (Spoiler: It just might be!)
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