Ashes on the Earth

An Urban Fantasy Shifter Series (Stones of Fire, Book 1)

By: Sarah Ashwood

Narrated by: Melissa Kay Benson

Shapeshifters exist. Monsters are real. And no good deed goes unpunished.

Nursing student Ellie St. James didn’t mean to get involved in a war between rival gangs of shifters, but saving the life of a local mob boss’s child has dragged her into one. When Ellie’s life is threatened because of her involvement, she’s forced to go on the run, protected by Carter Ballis, head of security for the mobster’s family, and a lethal shifter himself.

Blood, fire, and warfare weren’t part of Ellie’s plans, but even if she survives, her life will never be the same. The world is more than she knew, and she’s seen too much. People capable of morphing into deadly creatures from legends and folklore around the globe are coming for her. The cost of staying alive means trusting Carter to defend her, and he’s every bit as frightening as the creatures that want her dead....

©2020 Sarah Ashwood (P)2021 Sarah Ashwood

Great Story!!

Ashes On The Earth is the first book in the Stones of Fire series by Sarah Ashwood.
Well written and a very intriguing storyline. The audio narration is very well read and enjoyable. I thought this was a great beginning and can't wait for the next book!

Totally awesome

This is a fantastic story of amazing shifters and a war between clans and a person who accidentally gets involved by being in the wrong place at the right time

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

ashes

really enjoyed the storyline for this book and some of the characters in it. It has a promising idea that had me very intrigued. My only complaint was a certain character was just not to my taste and I couldn't like her, at all. Otherwise I enjoyed the book

Really Good Shifter Story

This was my first experience with Sarah Ashwood's work, and I enjoyed it. This book started out great, it slowed down in the middle, and then it ended on a cliffhanger; therefore, it engendered a lot of mixed emotions for me. I loved the author's use of Greek mythology creatures for the shifter characters; however, the female human protagonist was at times strong, but at other times rather feeble as a character. The story had plenty of action and even some humor. I am looking forward to the next book in the series. Melissa Kay Benson's narration was entertaining. I was given a free copy of the audiobook and I have voluntarily posted this review.