I've just gotten notification from my publisher that the book is available through Copperhill Media
All information on the book as well as a sample first chapter is there as well.
If you have any questions, or wish to order an autographed copy requests can be sent to loreleibell4@gmail.com
Also, when things get going a little stronger, I will have a contest here, at this site, when I have enough followers. Want to join? Please don't hesitate. The more the merrier!
Also available at Amazon
And at Barns & Nobel
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Lorelei's Muse: December Release Around the Corner!
Lorelei's Muse: December Release Around the Corner!: "December 3rd Copperhill Media will have the first copy of my book in hand! List Price $16.95 As soon as it is available on Amazon.com th..."
Lorelei's Muse: December Release Around the Corner!
Lorelei's Muse: December Release Around the Corner!: "December 3rd Copperhill Media will have the first copy of my book in hand! List Price $16.95 As soon as it is available on Amazon.com th..."
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Vampire Ascending to Be Released End of November
I was asked today by a young man who rides my bus what my book was like. "I mean is is like Charlaine Harris and Anne Rice?"
"Well," I said thinking quickly. "It's like a cross between Charlaine Harris and Kim Harrison."
Which are my two favorite vampire/urban fantasy authors.
I do remember that when I began this book, I wanted it to be something like both the Sookie Stackhouse, and Rachel Morgan series--and yet be different. Making Sabrina Strong a Touch Clairvoyant was one thing that made her different--from anything I've read so far. Plus, I gave her a problem right away, which was being bitten by a werewolf. And she needed a job. Being a Touch Clairvoyant made most jobs rather difficult for her. Thus, when she comes across the ad that asks for a clairvoyant, the job seems to be made for her.
Thing is, she didn't expect that she would be working for vampires.
All of these little details were in my head at the onset. The creation of the book, and the series was fun. I'm currently on the third book. I hope to send Copperhill my second book in January. The third book, hopefully will be done at some point next summer. We'll go from there.
Meanwhile, I will be featured soon on VampChix--December 8th, in fact. I know I'll be having a book signing at Borders here in DeKalb, in December, and all the other things I have to take care of--like interviews and getting the word out, will come along with it. Having had the first book (Spell of the Black Unicorn)behind me, I know what to expect. Sort of. I hope to sell more books, though.
"Well," I said thinking quickly. "It's like a cross between Charlaine Harris and Kim Harrison."
Which are my two favorite vampire/urban fantasy authors.
I do remember that when I began this book, I wanted it to be something like both the Sookie Stackhouse, and Rachel Morgan series--and yet be different. Making Sabrina Strong a Touch Clairvoyant was one thing that made her different--from anything I've read so far. Plus, I gave her a problem right away, which was being bitten by a werewolf. And she needed a job. Being a Touch Clairvoyant made most jobs rather difficult for her. Thus, when she comes across the ad that asks for a clairvoyant, the job seems to be made for her.
Thing is, she didn't expect that she would be working for vampires.
All of these little details were in my head at the onset. The creation of the book, and the series was fun. I'm currently on the third book. I hope to send Copperhill my second book in January. The third book, hopefully will be done at some point next summer. We'll go from there.
Meanwhile, I will be featured soon on VampChix--December 8th, in fact. I know I'll be having a book signing at Borders here in DeKalb, in December, and all the other things I have to take care of--like interviews and getting the word out, will come along with it. Having had the first book (Spell of the Black Unicorn)behind me, I know what to expect. Sort of. I hope to sell more books, though.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Sabrina Strong is a touch clairvoyant who knows a secret or two: Her mother was turned into a vampire when she was ten, and she was bitten by the same vampire at the time, marking her to claim her at a later time. And she also knows that her next door neighbor is a witch.
Parentless at 21, she has to find a job. Oddly enough she has found something she can do: “clairvoyant wanted” caught her eye, and she went to the interview. But she is attacked by a wolf before she is even able to meet with Mr. Padauru—who she knows right away is a vampire. Lucky for her, he comes to her rescue, as does his companion, Steve.
Bjorn Tremayne is a seven foot tall, former Viking, and second most powerful vampire magnate of North America. His brother is his maker. He hires Sabrina to learn who has murdered other vampires in his ultra-modern stronghold/hotel. Especially he wants to know who has killed his beloved life-time mate, Letitia.
Sabrina isn't exactly crazy about working for vampires, but she needs the money. Plus, she figures this may be the only way of finding the mysterious and gorgeous vampire who has been turning up in her dreams, and perhaps peering in through her bedroom window at night all her life. He may be the one who bit her, and turned her mother. And she'd like very much to take her revenge.
Little does Sabrina know that her whole life is about to change as her best friend becomes a victim to a vampire, and she is the only one who can find her. This pulls her attention away from finding the murderer, and brings her into contact with Vasyl, a thousand year old rogue vampire. Is he the one who bit her and turned her mother 11 years ago?
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