Song of the Hundred-Year SummerInspired by Beauty and the Beast
Naia is an outcast. She keeps to herself, avoiding the villagers’ stares. The way they point. Even though she wants nothing more than to belong.
But when her village is cursed with endless summer, Naia must confront the formidable beast who holds the key to restoring the seasons.
That's challenging enough, but the beast isn’t what she expected. Those soulful dark eyes seem more man than monster. And the way he looks at her, with a clarity she's only dreamed of...
Soon, Naia is torn between her duty to the village that's never loved her…and the monster she set out to destroy.
A 90-minute fantasy romance inspired by Beauty and the Beast.
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Shaylin Gandhi
Shaylin Gandhi first fell in love with love stories when she started stealing grown-up books off her mother’s bookshelf at the age of ten. By twelve, she’d perfected the art of reading under the covers by flashlight, and in high school, she attempted her first novel. She now writes from the mountains of Golden, Colorado, where she lives with her husband and identical twin daughters. When not finagling words onto paper, Shaylin can be found hiking, scheming up ways to earn another passport stamp, or ingesting enough coffee to power a small city.