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Feeders
464 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 24, 2026
About the author
Barbara Lund
35 books24 followersY'all, I re-released the CROWNS PEAK series with new, pretty covers... If you've bought them once, please don't buy them again (unless you really, REALLY love the new covers)!
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Award-winning speculative fiction author Barbara Lund has seven indie-published novels, dozens of short stories, and has been traditionally published in Daily Science Fiction and L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future, Volume 37.
She won the Writers of the Future Golden Pen (2021), along with a First Place, three Silver Honorable Mentions, and two Honorable Mentions.
She is always working on new novels and short stories -
Add a husband, two kids, and a martial arts obsession, and she keeps pretty busy.
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Award-winning speculative fiction author Barbara Lund has seven indie-published novels, dozens of short stories, and has been traditionally published in Daily Science Fiction and L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future, Volume 37.
She won the Writers of the Future Golden Pen (2021), along with a First Place, three Silver Honorable Mentions, and two Honorable Mentions.
She is always working on new novels and short stories -
Add a husband, two kids, and a martial arts obsession, and she keeps pretty busy.
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September 26, 2026
Tired of the 'traditional vampire' novel/pulp/romance?
Want a main character who actually is (mostly) sensible, weight risks, knows what they're doing, has friends and responsibilities?
Read this.
The Feeders are dangerous. The young ones are hungry and stupid with it, while remaining human enough to be a threat. The main character knows what she's doing, and why, and while operating under assumptions that may get her killed she is operating under assumptions that have, until now, kept her alive - and the Feeders not.
Kat, to put it bluntly, has guts and the brains to survive.
Maybe, just maybe, enough of both not to need luck.
(Besides: its a pleasure to read a rip-roaring yarn with plot, observation, an appreciation of good writing style, and plenty of side-eye references to the genre)
Want a main character who actually is (mostly) sensible, weight risks, knows what they're doing, has friends and responsibilities?
Read this.
The Feeders are dangerous. The young ones are hungry and stupid with it, while remaining human enough to be a threat. The main character knows what she's doing, and why, and while operating under assumptions that may get her killed she is operating under assumptions that have, until now, kept her alive - and the Feeders not.
Kat, to put it bluntly, has guts and the brains to survive.
Maybe, just maybe, enough of both not to need luck.
(Besides: its a pleasure to read a rip-roaring yarn with plot, observation, an appreciation of good writing style, and plenty of side-eye references to the genre)
September 26, 2026
Feeding
If this doesn't have a sequel, I'll... be very upset with the author! A new twist on the vampire legend and vampire killers, Kat isn't a superhero and her struggles make the story more real. Excellent characters you want to see more of and see grow. So again - SEQUEL! Action scenes and Easter eggs showing this is someone who had good insider information. And for once the heroine isn't underarmed.
You'll enjoy everything going on in Kat's head asmuch as her reality. I do wonder if Dirk Pitt is her neighbor...
If this doesn't have a sequel, I'll... be very upset with the author! A new twist on the vampire legend and vampire killers, Kat isn't a superhero and her struggles make the story more real. Excellent characters you want to see more of and see grow. So again - SEQUEL! Action scenes and Easter eggs showing this is someone who had good insider information. And for once the heroine isn't underarmed.
You'll enjoy everything going on in Kat's head asmuch as her reality. I do wonder if Dirk Pitt is her neighbor...
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