Blog Tour: Silent Knight by Davidson King

Can they survive the holidays and have a happily ever after?

Silent Knight, a holiday, paranormal, M/M romance novella from bestselling author Davidson King is now available!

Can someone have both all the luck and none at all? For Ezra Acker the answer is yes. Life just is for him…until one Christmas when everything shifts and he finds out he has a silent knight who has been protecting him.

A world Ezra didn’t know existed is trying to kill both him and his knight. Can they survive the holidays and have a happily ever after or will Heaven and Hell see to it they don’t?

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The first time it happened, I was ten. I was living with the Kimbers, my fifth foster family. I got off the school bus and started walking the five blocks to their house. It wasn’t in a great part of town and, Natalie, my foster-for-now mom, always said to keep my head down and walk fast. So, I did and never had a problem…until today.

I’d made it three blocks when I crashed into something solid. I fell backwards, my school bag flattened on the ground under me.

“You should watch where you’re walking.” I didn’t recognize the voice but when I looked up, I did recognize the face. Morris Fieldman. He was sixteen and loved bullying younger kids. He’d never bothered me before but likely because I stayed off his radar. Until now.

“Sssorry, Morris. I was trying to get home; dinner will be ready soon and I have to be on time.”

Morris’s laughter was cruel and that was when I noticed two other people with him. Them I didn’t know but it likely didn’t matter.

“It’s not really your home though is it, Ezra? You don’t have one, or a real family for that matter. Mommy and daddy didn’t want you and left you on the doorstep of a church like an afterschool special. Only, there’s no happily ever after for you, is there?”

I swallowed down my sobs as Morris taunted me and his friends laughed. When I made to get up, Morris pushed me down with his foot.

“Stay down there, that’s where dogs belong.”

A sound in the alley behind Morris made us all jump and when the three of them turned to see what it was, I didn’t pass up the opportunity. I grabbed my bag and ran faster than I ever had before.

That night as I was getting ready for bed I heard Natalie talking to Mr. Kimber—Alex.

“That’s the path Ezra takes home, Alex. Police said those three boys were almost unrecognizable. Animalistic tears over their faces and chests. Alex, their hearts were gone.”