Bound

by N.R. Craft

A headstrong Victoria may have grown up in a simple life, but nothing was simple about where she was heading. Tortured by her family, feasted upon by vampires, then turned, was it so impossible that her destiny was to a lead an army, saving the world from an approaching apocalypse?
These events are just the beginning of Victoria’s tale. Her destiny is slowly revealed as she overcomes one hurdle, only to move on to the next. This is a story about unconditional love and the sacrifices one would make. Victoria has been known to take things too far. Love, lust, anger, and obsession are all too apparent in Victoria’s life. Bound is a dark fairytale with a twist. It’s a mix of action, horror, romance, and wit. A roller coaster ride throughout, where you’ll laugh, cry, cringe, and roll your eyes, hoping Victoria gets it right in the next chapter.

469 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 6, 2013

About the author

N.R. Craft moved to a small farm in Oregon, where the haunted 80 year old farm home began her passion for the supernatural at the ripe old age of 4. Bela Lugosi ignited her fascination into the dark world, and the library didn't hold enough books to satisfy her hunger for the unknown. Although vampires are her passion, anything supernatural piques her interest. Mother of 4, she shares her stories with her children, and more often then not you may hear the make believe clan wars they often play together. Who needs tag when you can play vampires vs werewolves? Bound is the first published in The Blood Patron trilogy. In what little spare time she has(when she is not writing of course), she enjoys fire spinning, camping, stargazing, sailing, and gardening. A few of her interests include historical homes and places, castles, tattoos, and martial arts. A bit of a princess complex, she is not above reaching for the stars, but at the same time not afraid to kick some ass along the way.

Reviews

[Shannon Proctor · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book puts a new twist on the vampire legend. The authors use of spiritual significance & the age old battle for the soul is refreshing. Her ability to make the heroine, who is only 18 & acts that way, leaves you hating Victoria for being childish, while silently pleading for her to learn the lesson! At some point you forget her childish reactions are driving you crazy & you start to love & hope for Victoria... Read it, it's worth the time & imagination!l