In his mortal life, the only thing Jacob liked better than money was a good brawl-until he stuck his fist into the wrong fight, and a demon sent him spinning into a new life as a Grimm.Now, a hundred years later, he's been called to protect someone too much like himself. A woman who could let the chains of her past drag her down unless she learns to let go. A woman who fights like there's no tomorrow, because she clearly doesn't want a tomorrow.Celeste thought her second chance at life would be an opportunity to fix some of her worst mistakes, to set things straight. She couldn't have been more wrong. She's trapped by the past and her regrets, and nothing-not even her darkly sexy new trainer, Jacob-has a blade sharp enough to cut her loose.Chains are Jacob's specialty, but his help comes with a price. To her, the cost is her heart. To Jacob…something much more.Warning: Contains a heroine with enough fight in her to put the 300 to shame. And a hero who knows how to take a punch. J.C. Daniels exploded in being in May of 2012. She's the pen name of author Shiloh Walker and was created basically because Shiloh writes like a hyperactive bunny and an intervention was necessary. J.C. is the intervention. The name… J.C. Daniels is a play off of the three people who pretty much run Shiloh's life.About us both...Shiloh Walker/J.C. Daniels...Shiloh has been writing since she was a kid. She fell in love with vampires with the book Bunnicula and has worked her way up to the more…ah…serious works of fiction. She loves reading and writing just about every kind of romance. Once upon a time she worked as a nurse, but now she writes full time and lives with her family in the Midwest. She writes romantic suspense and paranormal romance, among other things. Think you know fairy tales? Think again.Enter a world where the characters from fairy tales are real, although they are nowhere near what you remember reading about...Greta never followed a trail of breadcrumbs. Cinderella didn't dance with a prince until midnight and Snow White didn't eat a poisoned apple.Their stories are darker, so much darker. And happy-ever-after has been a long time coming.
