As we come to the end of summer – a wet but humid one where I live – BLOOD DRAGONS is on 0.99 sale to celebrate before the return to school rush.
This week BLOOD DRAGONS was reviewed by the prestigious YA BOOK CENTRAL.
Totally pulls off different. The reader falls in love with Light. A paranormal version of The Notebook. You will feel a bit heartbroken throughout, you will have emotional stakes in the action scenes, and you will feel uplifted by the end.
Like novels, every review, newspaper, magazine or blog has its own review style.
Light is an edgy and outspoken vampire with a wry sense of humor.
YA Book Central grades in a range of categories (which it then discusses), including character, plot and world building. BLOOD DRAGONS scored 5* in each category.
There are many intricacies in the paranormal world-building; Vampire powers, history, culture, and biochemistry.
What I love about the review, however, is the in depth way it discusses the book: insightful and passionate. There’s enough mystery and debate for a book club to run with – or to excite a reader without giving away spoilers.
This is not your typical paranormal story.
Dive into Blood Life for only 0.99 until September 1st HERE.
My short story – HOW TO SCALP A DOLL – was commissioned for this special first edition.
I’ll be posting directly to Rebels there: excerpts, events, and exclusives.
Light raises his eyebrow, as he slowly sucks the cream from his finger. ‘Couldn’t find any with cute vampires and bat wings?’
a year: 
The latest release in the REBEL VAMPIRES trilogy – 
Light’s caught between breaking under the cruel training, or battling to hold onto the rebel inside. If he can remember the vampire he once was, he can fight to uncover the conspiracy behind the slave ring and free his family.
Light’s only company? A savage Elizabethan Blood lifer. And he’s keeping a secret from her that breaks every rule.
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