3.24.2015

Speculative Fiction with bite!

There are a lot of creatures in speculative fiction that can chomp and nibble you. In more ways than one! In celebration of my newest release, I want to hear about your favorite stories with bite. Give me more great tales to add to my TBR list!



A fledgling vampire wakes in a funeral home run by demons.

Blurb:
Erin Driscol works the perfect job consoling fellow demons by feeding off their grief at Putzkammer & Sons Funeral Home.

When fledgling vampire Nicolas Reese comes to Erin for help, she learns the truth behind the legends and hides him from his sire and the vampire hunters who seek him. But when the Putzkammers begin to die one by one, Erin is caught between her act of kindness and the need to save her adopted family. Only by facing her own personal demons can she stop the slaughter and still rescue Nicolas from his dark fate.

Editor: Cherie Reich
Cover Artist: Erin Dameron-Hill

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14 comments:

  1. I loved Of Blood and Sorrow. Thank you.
    There isn't anything which doesn't bite sometime. Empathy bites me often. Sometimes I would like Erin's skills - and other days I would like her IN my life.

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    1. Thanks so much! I know exactly how you feel. Some days it would be easier to not feel it at all.

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  2. I have my copy. Can't wait to read it.

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  3. Congratulations, Christine! I loved Of Blood and Sorrow. Goodness, I think I've read it at least four or five times. ;)

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    1. Thank you, Cherie! *LOL* Yes, about that. Hehehe!

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  4. Christne, that's an amazing first line in a blurb. "Erin Driscol works the perfect job consoling fellow demons by feeding off their grief at Putzkammer & Sons Funeral Home."
    Wow!

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    1. Thank you, Peaches! That is always the toughest thing to do too.

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  5. I kinda keep putting off reading your book because I know I won't get anything else done until I finish it. This upcoming Sunday I should devote to reading.

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  6. This does sound like something I could sink my teeth into

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  7. I loved it! Congratulations, Christine.

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