Gargoyle by Lorraine Beaumont Book Blitz

Gargoyle 

(The Gathering Series, #1)

by Lorraine Beaumont

Published: August 31, 2012

cover by PhatPuppy Art http://phatpuppyart.com

Blitz Host: BB Book Tours

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Briar Cliff Township - New England's best kept secret...turns out is has a few secrets of its own.

For much of the year Briar Cliff is exactly the same as any other small town snugly nestled into the forests of the New England coast. But once a year when the winds change... old stirrings arise from long kept secrets, forgotten misdeeds and a thirst for vengeance.
And so the Gathering begins...Something Wicked this way comes...

His arms were stretched tautly between two mortared columns, the heavy metal bands clasped firmly around his wrists. The chains clanked loudly as he pulled against them, trying to break free. The darkness of night surrounded him, closing in on all sides. He yanked his arms again, the cold air turning his breath white as it swirled around his head clouding his vision.

Two hooded figures emerged from the shadows flanking either side of him; he could not see their faces. Long gnarled fingers worked the chains from the columns. The restraints that bound him fell heavily to the ground clanking loudly. His arms were dead weight at his sides, they grabbed the chains pulling him forward, dragging him along. He stumbled falling to his knees; they jerked him back up, pulling him towards a huge slab of rock in the middle of a clearing.

He tried to break free pulling back, his muscles protesting, bunching painfully as he struggled for freedom. No! He cried, pulling harder, using every ounce of his strength to break away…his mind painfully spinning out of control, sifting through his memories, how was he going to get away when he could not remember what he was…angry hot tears filled his eyes burning them as he pulled back… He screamed out… remembering…

I am the author of the Ravenhurst Series -a time-travel paranormal romance, written with an ensemble cast of characters -Forgotten Time, Shadows of Yesterday, Time to Remember are all available now and the fourth installment Dreams of Tomorrow will be coming this year 2013.
I also write YA/contemporary urban fantasy with a kick-The Gathering Series about Gargoyles. Elyograg, Gargoyle and The Gathering Series Vol. 1 are now available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

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After the Fear Blog Tour: Review & Giveaway!

After the Fear
by Rosanne Rivers
Publication Date: January 19, 2013
Published by Immortal Ink Publishing
Formats: eBook, Paperback ~314 pages
Tour Host: Rebecca Hamilton

Book Blurb:
You have not attended a Demonstration this month.

In Sola’s city, everyone obeys the rules. Stay away from the trigger cameras and regularly update your Debtbook, and you just might survive. But having to watch the way criminals are dealt with—murdered by Demonstrators in the Stadium—is a law Sola tries to avoid. When a charming Demonstrator kisses her at a party, however, she’s thrust into the Stadium and forced into the very role she despises.

Armed with only natural resourcefulness and a caring nature, Sola narrowly survives her first bout. Her small success means she’s whisked off to a training camp, where she discovers a world beyond the trigger cameras and monitoring—a world where falling in love with a killer doesn’t seem so terrible.

Yet life as a Demonstrator has no peace. Sola must train her way through twenty-five more Demonstrations before she can return home to her father. At the end of each battle, only one survivor remains.

Sola could face anyone in the Stadium . . . even a loved one.

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I don't even know where to start - After the Fear is a fantastic debut novel by Rosanne Rivers and it blew me away. Sola is an incredibly strong heroine who lives in a world where the motto is "Kill or be Killed." Set in a dystopian society (the former United Kingdom), the citizens must help pay off the national debt by participating in demonstrations. These demonstrations bring in money. What are the demonstrations? Well, they are a sort of Gladiator battles where a trained Demonstrator fights to criminals to the death. Sola is forced into training as a Demonstrator and must win 25 fights to gain her freedom.

Sola isn't some girly-girl (despite her fainting); she is a hardened, tough, and fierce girl who never gives up. I love that Sola isn't some sniveling girl - she fights and she fights well. She also has another side to her; she has compassion, something that is sorely missing in this society full of killers. Dylan- the Demonstrator that she kissed is a 'eh' kind of guy, but Coral was the perfect mean girl. She made me want to kill her myself. I love when an author can build characters that I want to hug, kiss, or in Coral's case: throttle.

While I can see some similarities to the popular series The Hunger Games, this is not a knock-off. After the Fear is about a world that has been turned into a big-brother state fighting to stave off more debt. This is a reality that doesn't seem so far off these days. Add in the social media outlets and the Debtbooks that are issued to everyone to keep up on their Demonstration status, and you have a society who is always kept in fear of being chosen to die. I found the world that Ms. Rivers built to be believable, too believable in some cases.

The book is written beautifully and where some YA novels are lacking in their descriptiveness, Ms. Rivers doesn't shy away from complicated and eloquent prose. The way she develops emotions and brings truths to the surface is masterful. Even the horribly violent scenes (of which there are many) are written in a way that makes you think you are there, which might be a good or bad thing depending on how strong your stomach is. Ms. Rivers elicits such fear and horror in her writing and builds it and works it so it thickens and you feel it slowly creeping up; and with a novel like After the Fear, it would not be the same book without the mist of fear that surrounds you.

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed reading After the Fear. It is one of the best dystopian novels I have ever read and I recommend it to anyone who is a fan of the genre. The characters are complex and engaging as is the the plot. Note that is not for the faint of heart and is extremely violent and gory, but if you an take it, you will not be disappointed! 

FTC Advisory: I was given a copy of this book from the author for an honest review as part of a blog tour. No backroom deals or whispered promises were made.

Rosanne lives in Birmingham, UK and considers it one of her favourite cities, second only to Rome. She delights in writing for children and young adults and hopes to bring readers to an unfamiliar yet alluring setting. Rosanne was inspired to write when she read the Harry Potter books, and at age fourteen, she wrote romance fanfiction on just about every pairing you could dream up from the HP series. She currently lives with her partner and two bunny rabbits and is working on a fantasy YA with a twist.

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Crimson Flames Blog Tour: Review & Interview w/ Ashley Robertson

Crimson Flames
(Crimson Series, #2) 
by Ashley Robertson
Publication Date: February 25, 2013
Genre: New Adult Paranormal Romance
Tour Host: Lady Amber's Tours

Book Blurb:
Half-vampire Abby Tate is determined to learn more about the sorceress powers that were awakened inside her when she was turned into a vampire—making her a whole new hybrid species. There’s a group of rogue vamps banding together and forming a Resistance against the vampire governing body, The Head Council, and Abby’s newly discovered powers are the key to the Council’s victory. Now the Resistance will do anything possible to remove the hybrid threat, and with no other options, Abby is forced to rely on the aid of the Council, yet can she trust the very vampires that hunt for her human lover? And even worse, can she fight the unwelcome attraction that’s growing between her and one of those ancient vampire rulers?

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Action, adventure, magic, and page melting scenes are what awaits in Crimson Flames. Abby is back and better than ever! In Crimson Groves Abby learned that she is not quite "normal" and she is bound and determined to figure out what that means. She was turned into a vampire (against her will - BTW) and then learned that she has powers- and that she is the only one of her type. Not to mention the people who want her dead or to use her powers for themselves. Abby's journey of self-discovery reveals many things not only about herself, but about those around her. I love that she is able to take whatever is thrown at her; she is one of my favorite female heroines - think Lara Croft and Selene from Underworld - yeah, she is that cool!

In CG, Abby learned that Tyler, her human friend that she is in love with, betrayed her multiple times and was working for Bronx, the evil vampire that turned Abby. He keeps insisting that he is innocent and runs. I don't like Tyler and never really did and finally Abby can see him for who he is and let him go and move on. With the help of Stone and Tristan, she attempts to find answers from the Vampire Council. Abby is asked by the almighty Vampire Council to help them fight against the Resistance (the rogues Bronx was with). Abby is not sure what to do or if she should get in the middle of a war, but they put her in the middle and she is constantly trying to stay alive because she has the power to defeat the Resistance, like it or not.

However, meeting with the Council isn't all bad; Abby is reconnected with her mother's spirit through an Elder on the Council. Although Abby isn't sure about trusting her, but she realizes that her mom only wants to help her and show her her true potential. Not only does she meet her mom, but Trace is back in the picture *swoon* and she finds herself attracted to him, but does not jump into his arms right away. I really love Trace, he is patient and kind and so hot! Abby is on a journey to find out who she is and she takes her time and learns who is trustworthy and who is not. I commend her for wanting to do things on her own and not be rescued by a man even if they are all sexy men who are ready to help her whenever...

I have read all of Ashley Robertson's books and she is a wonderful writer. I can see the growth and maturity in her writing between Crimson Groves and Crimson Flames. She is able to create stories that take on so many levels and clearly ties everything together. There is never a dull moment in Crimson Flames and I didn't want it to end. I love this series and anyone who likes vampires, magic, hot men, and a strong female will love this book. There are enough twists and turns to keep you guessing and the suspense will keep you on the edge of your seat. I can't wait to see what Abby will do next - there will be a third book, right??

FTC Advisory: I was given a copy of this book from the author for an honest review as part of a blog tour. No backroom deals or whispered promises were made.

1. First, a quickie: give us the genre of your Crimson series and a tagline in 30 words or less.
A MUST READ paranormal romance series.
2. What inspired you to write the Crimson series, specifically?
I’ve always loved vampires so when Abby kept pestering me with her unique story, I knew I needed to type it up right away.
3. Give us an interesting fun fact or a few about your latest book Crimson Flames.
There’s more ass kicking, more hot-n-spicy romance, and lots of action-packed scenes.

4. Who is your favorite character in the series thus far? Why? Is it the same character from both books? Currently my fave character is Abby. She’s stronger now that she’s embraced the fact that she’s a vampire hybrid and she isn’t taking any more crap from anyone. She’s made some tough decisions that could end up getting her killed, but she doesn’t let her fear stand in the way of doing what’s right. I’m very proud of how Abby has become more confident in herself and her powers, and she’s gotten a lot feistier too.

5. Who is your least favorite character? Has it changed from book one to book two??
In both books, Tyler has driven me absolutely crazy. I constantly want to kick his ass.

6. What books and authors have most influenced your life and writing?
Richelle Mead, Jeaniene Frost’s Night Huntress series, Karen Marie Moning, Dean Koontz, Laurell K. Hamilton, Kresley Cole’s Arcana series, Nalini Singh

7. If you could be a supernatural, what kind would you be and why?
Definitely a vampire. Simply because I’m obsessed with them.
8. If you could change ONE thing about your novel Crimson Flames, what would it be? Why?
I’m really happy with the way Crimson Flames turned out. However, there were a few things about Crimson Groves that bothered me and I’m working with my editor to make those changes and re-release the new version next month (April 2013)

9. What is the hardest part of writing?
Editing.

10. Do you have any tips for readers or advice for other writers trying to get published?
I could go on forever here and totally make this question a guest blog post. But in an effort to keep things short, here are a few important bullet points that are a MUST:

1. Finish your manuscript! Whether you want to publish traditionally or self-pub, you’ve got to have a completed book on your hands before you can do anything else.

2. Hire a professional editor! Not your friend! You want someone that will shoot straight with you and not give a damn if they hurt your feelings because at the end of the day, you want your book as good as it can be for your readers, right? I use Stephen Delaney with Close Reader Editing Services and he’s pretty badass. 

3. If you’re not a graphic designer and can’t manipulate artwork on a computer, then hire a cover designer! People really do judge a book by its cover, so you need it to look as good on the outside as it is on the inside. I use Claudia with Phatpuppyart.com and she can do some pretty amazing things with graphics.

If you want a sneak peak at chapter one go here!

Ashley Robertson resides in sunny Orlando, Florida and loves reading and writing about everything urban fantasy and paranormal romance. When she is not writing you'll find her spending time with family and friends, training in her home gym, traveling and exploring new places, drinking fine red wines, and making gourmet coffees with her Nespresso machine. Visit her website to learn about her upcoming releases, guest blog posts, and featured giveaways at: AshleyRobertsonBooks.com

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Descent of Blood & Ascent of Blood Blog Tour: Review & Giveaway!

*Thank you Full Moon Bites for letting Breathe In BooKs take part in this tour! And a huge Thank You to Elizabeth Marx for donating the review copies and for writing an awesome series!*

Descent of Blood
(The Red Veil Series, The Prequel)
by Elizabeth Marx
Publication Date: October 26, 2012
Published by: Self Published
Formats Available: eBook, Paperback ~194 pages (50K words)
Genre: New Adult Paranormal Romance

Book Blurb:
When times are darkest, some vampires desire more than blood …

England, 1465. Mortal men clash in the War of the Roses for the English crown, while vampire warriors’ move undetected among their ranks, savoring the flow of blood that battlefields provide.

Vampire prince, Severian Pearce, fears the revelation of the immortal clans to humankind should King Henry fall from power. While in pursuit of Henry’s enemies, Severian comes to the aid of Meridian Neville, a human woman he craves—and not for the scent of her blood … Meridian is torn between honoring her father’s dying wish and her unexplainable yearning for Lord Severian. But as Severian and Meridian work together to protect a relic hunted by mortals and immortals alike, the red veil descends over them. This all-consuming attraction can drive immortals to the brink of madness. Will the existence of this powerful bond between a human and a vampire be enough to unite the immortal clans or is the red veil a scourge set on destroying any chance they might have of happiness?

When all hope is lost, one vampire will fight unto death for his forbidden love.

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I am a bit of a Historical Fiction junkie especially when it comes to Gothic and Paranormal Historical Fiction. Taking place during the War of the Roses, Descent of Blood is essentially a Vampire love story. I love being swept back in time and the author Elizabeth Marx does this beautifully. The story revolves around a Vampire prince, Severian Pearce, who has been busy fighting a war and aiding King Henry. When he happens upon a young woman his whole life changes and his heart - literally and figuratively - are immediately seized by Meridian. Her blood, unlike other humans, does not have a scent which means a great many things in Vampire culture, and he becomes enraptured with longing for this spunky girl who nearly killed him. And despite her objections and denials, Meridian feels the longing too. This is an aspect of The Red Veil - an attraction that will continue to increase to the point of madness if not acted upon. However, Meridian is bound for the church and has been entrusted to deliver a relic that could change the face of the war and Vampires forever.

Elizabeth Marx has written a book that immediately captured my interest and I could not get enough of the relationship between Severian and Meridian. (BTW - I love their names!) Severian is a swoon worthy hunky vampire with an attitude. Meridian is an innocent girl, but is also strong and very stubborn. When they realize they have the prophesied Red Veil, not only do they feel the lust for each other, but they find that it means so much! And not everyone is happy that this occurrence is happening. Kidnappings, battles, passionate love scenes and sacrifice all takes place within Descent of Blood. I wish the book was longer, it could have gone on for at least 100 more pages and I wanted to see all things come to fruition.

I really enjoyed the various creatures that Ms. Marx used. There are several types of vampires - my favorite being the Nosferatu who were just like the old black and white movie Nosferatu. There are wraiths and mixed-breeds and each have a purpose and a history. She has clearly and flawlessly constructed a complex and lush story. The story began many years ago with Meridian's ancestors and because of the events that took place will have repercussions throughout the future. This is an excellent novel - one that I will keep on my shelves forever. I recommend to anyone who enjoys the Gothics, Paranormal Romance and Historical Fiction.
*Note: Contains violence and sexual content.

**Warning - If you have not read the Prequel to this series (above), then you should not read this review as it has some major spoilers from book one!!**

Ascent of Blood
(The Red Veil Series, #1)
by Elizabeth Marx
Publication Date: December 10, 2012
Published by: Self Published
Formats Available: eBook, Paperback ~366 pages (90K words)
Genre: New Adult Paranormal Romance

Book Blurb:
Sometimes, love is conceived in the mind of a man long before it is ever realized.

1990, Cardiff, Wales. Vampire prince, Sebastian Pearce, has waited six-hundred years for the right human mate. His own beloved mother was a mortal capable of carrying immortal offspring. While vampires no longer require live donors for sustenance, Mother Nature has played a cruel trick on them making breeders a rare commodity. As numbers in Sebastian’s Imperial House continue to dwindle, his virgin bride eludes him. That is, until he happens upon a young woman searching for information about a sacred vampire text, the Book of Descent. Sebastian’s desire for her is more potent than anything he’s felt for another woman, but Everleigh Marbut isn’t innocent. She’s an American with a mind of her own, and worst of all, she’s already carrying an immortal being. As Sebastian and Everleigh fight their attraction to each other, they don’t realize they’re being lured into a battle pitting medieval myth against the power of modern science to recreate life until it’s too late.

The destiny of his lineage, and the bond forged between them, now rests in their acceptance of each other as they are.

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After reading the Prequel, Descent of Blood and loving every moment of it, I knew I had to read Ascent of Blood. The book is no longer in a historical setting and takes place in Wales circa 1990. Sebastian Pearce, son of Severian Pearce and Meridian, is looking for someone who he can breed with. Even though the daughters of Severian were used to breed and create more vampires, it has been nearly 500 years and there are very few women capable of breeding with the immortals in this day and age. When Sebastian comes across a young woman who could be a possible mate, he is smacked with the same attraction that his father once felt for his mother. Everleigh, like Meridian, doesn't have a blood bouquet which signifies her rare lineage and they have connected by The Red Veil. She, however, is already with child - and was impregnated by an immortal.

I really disliked Sebastian through a great deal of Ascent of Blood. He is arrogant and has a double standard when it comes to a person's virtue. He is repulsed by Everleigh but still longs for her. And then there is Everleigh, a modern American woman who is outspoken and also dislikes Sebastian. The back and forth banter between them is hilarious. I love that he can hear her thoughts and dreams - which because of the Red Veil are of a rather risque nature. But despite the fact that he wants nothing to do with her, he must keep her safe and near him so he doesn't succumb to the madness that happens when The Red Veil is denied. Then we have Sebastian's succubus girlfriend/plaything who keeps trying to kill Everleigh because she is a threat. I found the triangle to be very amusing. When a huge scandal revealed and an enemy does something unforgivable to Everleigh and Sebastian's family, the fangs come out!

I found Ascent of Blood to be funny, suspenseful, and the plot twists were exciting and surprising. I liked that there are many reoccurring characters from Descent of Blood. I found the histories that are interjected about each supernatural race significant and fascinating. They brought the past and the present together and brought back a character I missed. I also liked that the books were not too similar and were not just a retelling of the story just with different characters. Elizabeth Marx's storytelling had me hooked from the very beginning and I was never disappointed. I am a huge fan of and advocate for independent authors and books like this are the reason why. The writing is exceptional and the concepts are unique and not cookie-cutter creations. Ascent of Blood has touches of Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Romance which brought the story into the modern era while still retaining the essence of the Historical novel. I stayed up all night reading this book and can't wait until I hear news about book two!
*Note: Contains mature themes and sexual content.

FTC Advisory: I was given copies of both books from the author for an honest review as part of a blog tour. No backroom deals or whispered promises were made.

Windy City writer, Elizabeth Marx, brings cosmopolitan life alive in her fiction—a blend of romance, fast-paced Chicago living, and a sprinkle of magical realism. Elizabeth resides with her husband, girls, and two cats who’ve spelled everyone into believing they’re really dogs. She grew up in the city, has traveled extensively, and still says there’s no town like Chi-Town.

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The Forever Girl by Rebecca Hamilton Review Tour

*Thank you Dark World Books for letting Breathe In BooKs take part in this tour! And a huge Thank You to Rebecca Hamilton for sending the review copy and for writing an amazing book!*

The Forever Girl
(The Forever Girl, #1: Sophia's Journey)
by Rebecca Hamilton
Publication Date: January 26, 2012
Published by: Immortal Ink Publishing
Formats Available: eBook, Paperback ~262 pages
Genre: NA Paranormal Romance/Urban Fantasy


Book Blurb:
“Whatever you do, fight.”

Sophia’s family has skeletons, but they aren’t in their graves.

At twenty-two, practicing Wiccan Sophia Parsons is scratching out a living waiting tables in her Rocky Mountain hometown, a pariah after a string of unsolved murders with only one thing in common: her.

Sophia can imagine lots of ways to improve her life, but she’d settle for just getting rid of the buzzing noise in her head. When the spell she casts goes wrong, the static turns into voices. Her personal demons get company, and the newcomers are dangerous.

One of them is a man named Charles, who Sophia falls for despite her better judgment. He has connections that might help her unveil the mystery surrounding her ancestor’s hanging, but she gets more than she bargains for when she finally decides to trust him.

Survival in his world, she learns, means not asking questions and staying out of the immortal council’s way. It’s a line she crossed long ago. If Sophia wants to survive the council and save the people she loves, she must accept who she is, perform dark magic, and fight to the death for her freedom.

Forever Girl will appeal to lovers of paranormal fantasy, mystery, romance, and horror.

I have been wanting to read this book since I first saw it on Amazon over six months ago and saw all the hype surrounding the book. I even bought my own copy, but never quite got around to reading it, so I jumped at the chance to do the book tour.  The first thing that caught my eye was that is was about a Wiccan girl. I love books about Wicca, witches, and magic in general and I was not disappointed with Hamilton's The Forever Girl. And the cover - or covers - as this is the revised version, were both beautifully Gothic and I am a sucker for pretty covers.

Sophia Parsons is a pretty normal girl for a 22 year old who just graduated college and moved back home. That is unless you count the fact that she is a Wiccan in a town full of Christian zealots who keep harassing her - one of whom is her own mother- and the fact that she hears a constant buzzing/hissing sound that may or may not be part of a family curse, yeah completely normal. After trying to banish the incessant noise in her head with a spell that went wrong, she now hears whispers and sometimes clear voices. Hoping to get rid of the affliction she goes to a club with her friend Ivory in hopes of meeting a guy that might have a book that has a spell that will help. What she finds however, is more trouble than she even knew existed.

The characters were all interesting and each had their own story to tell. Even Sophia's mother, albeit not my favorite person, had a history and issues that made her human. Ivory is a particularly notable character. There is so much to her and there is a whole chapter telling the reader her past which is beautiful yet painful. Sophia is a conundrum. She is able to keep her cool in the face of evil Mrs. Franklin and the constant ostracism and has a peace about her that fits well with her Wiccan beliefs. On the other hand, she is constantly doubting herself and sometimes is downright lost. She is haunted by her past and present and can't seem to find her foothold in this new world.

Now for the romance. Charles, the love interest, started out as a real jerk. But he turned out to be an okay guy and really hot! The relationship between Sophia and Charles is one that is not rushed. Their intimacy is slow-building and they are not codependent as so many literary couples are. I like that they allow each other to be who they are and make their own choices. However, I will say that it was nerve wracking to see whether or not they would finally really get together as a couple and give in to their feelings for each other. I wanted to see more romance and it was very modest and restrained.

I applaud the author for her world building skills. While this is fiction, the author obviously did a lot of research to create authentic histories and believable story lines. The traditional paranormal creatures have been given a makeover and she has given a different view on what it means to be an Immortal. Vampires, shape-shifters, and witches all have a very unique history that involves the basic elements: Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Spirit. I also love symbolism used in The Forever Girl, especially the tie-in to the Salem Witch Trials and how it mirrors Sophia's experiences in modern times. I liked how Ms. Hamilton handled religion, and its abuses, while still maintaining the idea that everyone has the right to their own beliefs and not painting all of one belief systems bad because of the abusers.

Overall, I loved The Forever Girl and am excited to see the progression of the story. Ms. Hamilton's writing is beautiful and descriptive and puts you right into Sophia's shoes. I can't wait to read the next book which will be from another character's perspective. I do have the short novella, Her Sweetest Downfall, up next on my Kindle though! Ms. Hamilton is a talented writer and I found the book very readable without any errors that I could find. This book is a must read for fans of Paranormal Romance and Urban Fantasy.  

Five forever buring candles!

FTC Advisory: I was given a copy of this book from the author for an honest review as part of a blog tour. No backroom deals or whispered promises were made. *Note: I also purchased my own copy.

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Rebecca Hamilton writes Paranormal Fantasy, Horror, and Literary Fiction. She lives in Florida with her husband and three kids, along with multiple writing personalities that range from morbid to literary. She enjoys dancing with her kids to television show theme songs and would love the beach if it weren’t for the sand. Having a child diagnosed with autism has inspired her to illuminate the world through the eyes of characters who see things differently. To learn more about Autism Spectrum Disorder, please visit: http://www.autisticadvocacy.org

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