Liam hasn't seen his widow, Becca, in nearly four hundred years and suddenly, there she is, riding her bike past the commuter train he's stuck on with a pixie princess.In the ongoing battle between Light and Dark, Liam is a Shield of Light, a protector of the Balance, and he has been running and hiding from Dark Hunters for over two thousand years. He's not immortal in the usual sense of the word, but he's been reincarnated so many times that his body and mind are slowly breaking down, which is the perfect time for Becca, Dark forces, and an elven bounty hunter to arrive in town.Liam's not the only one in trouble though, because all over the world Shields are dying, the Balance is shifting in Lucifer's favour, and it's all because of the smartphone app from Hell. Long-Listed: 2017 Alberta Readers' Choice AwardFinalist: 2016 Baen Fantasy Adventure AwardA Winner: Kobo Writing Life's Jeffrey Archer Short Story ChallengeTwo Honourable Mentions: Writers of the Future Contest​Honourable Mention: Illustrators of the Future ContestWinner: The First Great Canadian Fable ContestTim Reynolds is a Canadian twistorian, bending and twisting history into fictional shapes for sheer entertainment. His humorous non-fiction column in SEARCH Magazine is just as entertaining, but is based strictly on his bizarre, event-filled life.His latest novel is "Waking Anastasia" from Tyche Books. It's a tale of death, laughter, and that order, made the Long List for the Edmonton Public Library's Alberta Readers' Choice Award, was selected by Kobo for the 2018 Royal Wedding Weekend Promotion, and reached Number 1 on the Calgary Herald's Local Bestseller's List in July 2018.His debut novel, the urban fantasy, "The Broken Shield", was released on July 21, 2014 on Amazon as a digital book and has reached as high as #10 in Contemporary Fantasy on A It became a available in print in early 2015. The Second Edition is now available.His published short stories can be found gathered together in "The Death of God and Other Stories", and range from lighthearted fantasy to turn-on-the-damned-lights-now horror, and include the story of a bus driver who kills all his passengers, Evil fashion advice, a tale of a dying folk singer's moments teaching Death a love song, and a dark, depressing view of the near future of reality TV and child-rearing.His 100-word story "Temper Temper" was a winner of Kobo Writing Life's Jeffrey Archer Short Story Challenge, and his short story "Tamarack and the Stone" was a finalist for the 2016 Baen Fantasy Adventure Award, received an Honourable Mention in L. Ron Hubbard's Writers of the Future Contest, and is a featured story in issue #108 of On Spec Magazine. A full-length novel has begun based on the short story.Based in Calgary, Alberta, Tim grew up in Toronto, Ontario, and lived high up in the Canadian Rockies for eight years at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise.He is currently working on a mystery series set in Seattle, and a rom-com set in Toronto

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