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New Release: Sepia and Silver by EC Hibbs

SEPIA AND SILVER
Release date: 26th February
Genre: New Adult Paranormal Thriller / Historical Fiction
The third instalment in the Tragic Silence series
BLURB
Eva Kalvin was only a child when her mother was horrifically murdered during a purge of vampires from their village. Fifteen years later, she receives a summons from her long lost grandfather, to join him in the cold north of Victorian England. But the past is not all that haunts her.

Struggling to adapt to a new culture, and to contain the bloody secret that has followed her from Austria-Hungary, she reluctantly joins forces with a suave and dangerous demon. The stakes slowly become higher, and Eva must soon make an unforgiving choice which will determine her entire existence.

An ode to the gothic tales of the nineteenth century, prepare to delve into the darkest chapter of the Tragic Silence series.

DISCOVER THE TRAGIC SILENCE SERIES
Tragic Silence
The Libelle Papers

ABOUT THE AUTHOR


E. C. Hibbs is the author of several novels, including the Tragic Silence series and MIPA Nominated YA fantasy Blindsighted Wanderer. She also runs Elphame Arts; creating unique portraits in both digital fantasy and graphite mediums, as well as book and CD covers. She holds a BSc (Hons) in Animal Behaviour and a Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Conservation from the University of Chester.

Besides writing, she reads obsessively, her favourite genres being the classics and all kinds of fantasy. She enjoys Disney and horror films, practising Shotokan karate, archery, hiking up mountains, and playing with her very cheeky cat Millie-Moo. She also models for the UK Alternative Fashion Fest in aid of local charities and S.O.P.H.I.E., and is an avid supporter of WWF.

She resides in Cheshire, North-West England.

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