Even in this hellish heat, FATE and FANGS: Tales from the Vampire Family is rockin' the summer fangs out! Big thanks to those who endured the temperatures at the Market Street Book Fest in Delaware this past weekend. It was great to spend the day with some of our pals from the New Jersey Author's Network! If your an area author looking to connect, network, promote, or do events, join us!



http://www.njauthorsnetwork.com/

The August release time for the first book in the FATE and FANGS series, Love: Ann and the Viking, is fast approaching! Stay up to date on all the deadly and toothy latest by following our Virtual Book Tour or coming out to one of our real world appearances!

http://catemasters.blogspot.com/2010/...



All this week July 11-16, FATE and FANGS is in the Author Spotlight at Cate Masters' Blog! Big thanks to Cate for having us again!



Friday July 15 we'll also be spending the day at Kay Dee Royal's blog for another sweet interview! Do stop by and comment on either conversation.

http://kaydeeroyal.blogspot.com


7/12 Eternal Press Authors Paranormal Day
8/9 Eternal Press Authors Paranormal Day
8/19 Guest Blog Day with Chastity Bush!

8/24 7 p.m. Cinnaminson Library New Jersey Author's Network Panel on Getting Published with Jon Gibbs, Kristin Battestella, Wallace Eckoff, and Mickey Flagg

9/8 Fangtastic Books Guest Day and Night Owl Romance Magazine Interview

9/20 9 p.m. Muse It Up Authors Coffee Time Romance Chat

A complete calendar of FATE and FANGS events is available at the Kristin Battestella Yahoo Group as well.



http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kristin...



Our schedule is fast filling up through Halloween, understandably. If you have a paranormal, horror, or writerly esque blog and would like The Vampire Family to stop by, drop us a line any time! Friend, follow, like, or Feed us anytime!

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Vam...

http://vampfam.blogspot.com/

For an excerpt and more samples of FATE and FANGS, check out our redesigned website!

http://jsnouff.com/kristin/fateandfan...

And remember, to beat the summer heat, it is best to operate from dusk til dawn!