Evelyn Klebert

Sanctuary of Echoes Evelyn Klebert

Corey Knight was convinced all that was ahead for her was a quiet, reclusive life spent living out the rest of her days in her childhood home on the fringes of New Orleans' French Quarter. But the unexpected specter of her deceased father plunges her into a mad quest for a missing supernatural weapon unearthed long ago. And unfortunately her only ally is a lost love who she betrayed.

Iain Shaw returns to New Orleans, a city he abandoned a decade before fleeing a devastating past, only confronted by it again in the visage of the woman he once loved - the one he is now determined to get back at any cost.

Acclaim for the Books of Evelyn Klebert

"Set in the marvelous city of New Orleans, Ms. Klebert takes us on a journey that's layered through lifetimes current and past. It is a marvelous adventure, and one that encompasses healing, trust, and the rapture of undying love. Treading on Borrowed Time is an outstanding achievement. It is a story that lingers upon the heart and mind."
- AIDEN JAMES, author of The Forgotten Eden

A densely layered, yet tautly written psychic love story. Stirring and insightful. Klebert has a real gift for rendering the complicated, often tortured emotional landscapes of women whose profound psychic sensitivities force them into life-altering confrontations with the darkness and brutality in the world. Her characters speak to the spiritual traveler in all of us through the sacrifices they make and the love and wisdom they eventually gain. Sanctuary of Echoes
- LORRAINE DEWOLF, author of Bearing Light and Abiding Darkness

Evelyn Klebert paints pictures with words. The images are clear and detailed and the stories take unexpected twists and turns that keep you turning the pages and wanting more when the journey ends. In An Uneasy Traveler the discovery of love between two kindred spirits leads them into the unexpected path of fate and spiritual awakenings. I just could not put the book down!
- MICHAEL POLL, author of In His Own Rite and Many Skies of Blue