t'irla's talk: Just Released HYBRID!!! Long awaited book 2 of the Healer Series by B.N. Toler

Many you of you may remember me going on..and on...and on about a fabulous book I read last September. It was Healer and I though it was absolutely amazing. It was fresh, it was different and it gripped me and wouldn't let go. Well, I am happy to announce that HYBRID the second book in the Healer Series was released March 15 and it is Fabulous. (see below for my review on Hybrid and reposting of Healer)

B.N. Toler is a new name in Urban Fantasy and she certainly shakes up the genre.

B N Toler is a happily married, mother of three, and HEALER is her first self-published book. She has worked in several fields, including real estate and orthodontics, but writing has always been one of her passions. Though she has written many stories, HEALER is the first one she ever really fell in love with.

Some of her other passions include reading and music. She enjoys most genres including fantasy, erotica, romance and supernatural. She loves to find a book she can't put down. Some of her favorite authors include Charlaine Harris (The Sookie Stackhouse Series), Karen Marie Moning (The Fever Series), Sylvia Day (The Bared to You series), and recently she's become a big fan of Samantha Young (On Dublin Street).

To give you a bit of a tease Healer is about a young girl Aldo who knows she has special powers but her world is turned upside down when she meets Thomas and finds out that there may even be more about herself and her life than she is aware. The story has more ups and downs than a roller coaster and enough angst to keep even the teenager in us happy. Healer is a coming of age and a spiral into the unknown. Hybrid picks up where Healer left off but we see Aldo maturing even more and starts to figure out that there might be more to her than what she guessed. Her life, her loves and a whole lot of kick ass sizzle.

Synopsis: Hybrid

My Aunt Lucy used to say, “If you cannot find peace within yourself, you will never find it anywhere else.” She said many wise things I never heeded when she was alive. I want to be the woman that’s okay with hiding from what she fears and letting her big, strong man protect her. But that’s not me. I hate to be scared. I hate the feeling that there is an evil out there that could hurt me if it finds me. But mostly, I hate that so many before me lived in fear and died at the hands of evil. That is why I cannot find peace within. There is no peace for me while Healers suffer the atrocities of others.

I know Rhett would protect me at all costs. He loves me. And that is why I must leave him behind. It’s impossible to justify hurting someone you love—or many you love—to do what you truly believe is right. Lucy also used to say, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” I get what she was trying to tell me now. Hindsight is twenty/twenty. Sometimes we choose a path we think will lead us toward a noble cause, full of ambition and altruism, only to look back and see we’ve run over and crushed the ones we love most along the way. I can only pray that one day those I love will forgive me.

I woke up and I left. I left Rhett, the man who saved me from myself. The man I love. I left my brothers—my best friends.

I left.
But leaving led me to more. I found answers. I found others like me—who want what I want.

But most importantly, I found myself.

My name is Aldo Lawson.

I’m awake.

And I’m a Hybrid.

Goodreads link to HYBRID

Just to tease you even more the author B. N. Toler has graciously provided me with her dream cast as she imagined them while writing.