Showing posts with label werewolves vs. vampires. Show all posts
Showing posts with label werewolves vs. vampires. Show all posts

Monday, October 10, 2016

Something in the air in October? No, Something in the Blood

Halloween once again.  A young girl working  a summer job to earn money for her own car.  A chance encounter not only helps her get a car, but opens a whole new life for her, one she could never have imagined in a million years.  She is enthralled by a group of Goth kids who stop at her job for a soda.  She loves how beautiful the girls look, but most of all, she is smitten by the handsome young man who appears to be the group leader.  Little does she know she is about to embark on the journey of her young life. 

This is a trilogy about not just a young girl falling in love with a guy others see as a killer, but is full of twists and turns and intrigue. 

 Little does she know an assassin is tracking her new friends, one who is bent on killing every single one of them.  Can she help or will she run for cover?

What happens at the very end of book 3?  Well you just have to buy them to find out.  No spoilers here.  All three available on: Amazon, Kindle and at Barnes&Noble.com

Not for the faint of heart, but a trilogy you will be recommending to your friends, young and old.






 

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

The trilogy Something in the Blood series

Available on Amazon.com and Kindle 


 This trilogy is something I've worked on for well over two years and I'm very proud of it.  I finally finished the last episode of this book and I rather liked how it turned out.

Cheryl, a young woman who, until she met Duncan, lived a pretty dull life as a teenager in a small city in America.  She had a summer, nowhere, job, trying her best to save up money for a down payment on a car of her own.  While working the ice cream stand, and feeling bored because there were no customers that day, she just knew nothing ever happens in her small part of the world.  Seriously?  Well, well, little did she know all that boredom she had been experiencing most of her life, was about to change, and change drastically.

Cheryl has always felt over shadowed by her BFF, Karla.  Karla is beautiful and seems to have her act together.  Karla is all the things Cheryl would like to be.

Cheryl meets some new friends, one in particular, a guy named Duncan.  Cheryl cannot believe Duncan takes an interest in her instead of Karla, even with Karla standing right there.  Duncan and her new friends help Cheryl evolve into a person she never knew existed.

Together, Cheryl and her friends end up fighting off a powerful enemy, giving Cheryl more confidence than she ever knew she had inside of her.  With that enemy defeated, she and her friends can live in peace.  But, can they?  You should read the series to find out how it ends.

I hope you will explore this series and find it as much fun to read as I did writing it.  Thank you and Happy Reading. 

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Last in a triology






Revenge is the act of passion, vengeance is an act of justice.




Samuel Johnson





I had walked through the cemetery on Halloween night and came face to face with death itself. I never thought I'd become that girl, not in a million years.

Now here I stand, back inside the mansion, packing to move to a whole other country. One I'd never been to before. I stopped packing for a moment to run my fingers over the newspaper lying on the bed.

Visiting detective found dead, three area young women missing.
A detective, who had recently been called in to assist the local police, was found this morning, dead in his car. Police said that three area young women have been reported missing as well. Authorities think there may be a connection between the incidents. Police theory says that the visiting detective had been called in to assist with solving a series of strange murders and missing people in our area. They speculate the detective may have tried to rescue the three young women, confronted the killer and was shot for his heroic efforts. That was all the police report had to offer, we hope to keep you updated as the case unfolds.

Hero indeed, I glared at that line, feeling my jaw clench, as that word jumped out at me from the page. It was giving me a slight headache.

While reading the part about: 'three young women reported missing' I thought about my mom. I felt a hollowness in my chest, an aching for my mom and for Karla's mom too. Running my hands through my hair, I wondered how they would cope. Not ever knowing where your children went or what happened to them is something they'll have to live with the rest of their lives. I knew I could never let Mom know how, where or even what we are.

She'd never understand in a million years. I'm sure she, like everyone else, did not believe vampires even existed, much less her only daughters had become one. I knew it was for the best to sever all ties with Mom.

Yet, here we are, here I am, packing to take a trip to move to Transylvania. I figure the police will tire of looking for us, especially with few clues to help them and no bodies to ever confirm we are dead.

We are dead, at least by human standards, but not the lie down in your grave, staying dead, kind of dead. Not in the conventional sense as humans understand death anyway.  


Excerpt from the final book of the trilogy.  








Available on:  Amazon.com