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James:Thanks so much for the info on your vampire series.
I looked it up on Amazon and all the reviews were fantastic. I am always looking for a new/good vampire series and I am ordering this book today.
Thanks again....
Victoria
Vicotria,Thank you so much for your help and support. I know taking a chance on a new author is sometime tricky, but I am grateful for the chance. I hope you enjoy the book. I'll be interested in hearing what you think of it. In the meantime, there is a new article in Cold Coffee Magazine about the book if you want to read it. It is in issue #4. Just google Cold Coffee magazine #4.
James
James wrote: "Vicotria,Thank you so much for your help and support. I know taking a chance on a new author is sometime tricky, but I am grateful for the chance. I hope you enjoy the book. I'll be interested in..."
James: I checked out the Cold Coffee article and now am even more excite to read the book. It sounds great. Congratulations on the awards!!! Do I understand correctly that this is the 1st in a series? Victoria
Victoria wrote: "James wrote: "Vicotria,Thank you so much for your help and support. I know taking a chance on a new author is sometime tricky, but I am grateful for the chance. I hope you enjoy the book. I'll ..."
Yes it is. I hope to have the second out very soon. It is with the publisher now. It's called Crimson Madness. I'll keep you updated as it goes along if you'd like. Also, not sure if I've told you or not, but you can order the book directly from me for 12.00 which includes me signing the book, a Tortured Skin bookmark and free shipping if in the US.
Check out horrornews.net for the latest review on Tortured Skin if you would. It will give you an impartial opinion on the book. When you get to the site, click on book reviews on the left hand side of the page and go to the link "tortured skin". Hope you enjoy it.
Paul Isaac is a vampire executioner that has a problem. Vampires are now legal members of society. They can own businesses, hold public offices, and even be your next-door neighbor. In spite of public opinion and support for the undead, Paul has a macabre job to do. He finds himself in search of a sadistic vampire and injected with a deadly virus designed to turn him into the very thing he hunts. Now, he must choose between being manipulated by vampires and solving a very bizarre case.
Paul uncovers a sinister nightclub that caters to the dark side of pleasure and pain that might not only be the key to his survival, but may also bring him closer to the rogue killer. He must learn to face his own inner demons and trust in those that may turn out to be less monstrous than himself.