Darkness runs through his veins...
Tom Franklin seemed destined for a bright future. Leaving a prestigious London school with endless opportunities ahead, his life is poised for success. But beneath the surface, one thing has always haunted him - his dreams. Nightmares of shadowy places and primal instincts that don't belong to him.
When Tom uncovers a shocking truth - that these terrifying visions are actually repressed memories from his childhood - he's forced to confront a terrifying legacy: his father, a ruthless vampire known only as Raxos. As his dark heritage stirs within him, Tom realizes his only chance of surviving the awakening of his monstrous instincts lies in the memories he's long tried to forget.
Determined to uncover the truth, Tom returns to Coombedown, the sleepy Cornish village where he was born. But the night-blood in his veins is a curse, drawing him into a dangerous world he never imagined.
"Night Blood" is the thrilling first book in The Night Blood Chronicles, a young adult paranormal series filled with mystery, dark magic, and dangerous secrets
Autorentext
I am an author and I've been writing since I was a wee thing, and publishing since I discovered the internet in 1994 or so.
So what do I write? Contemporary and urban fantasy have mainly been my playground, with some horror as well, and I have done some real world settings as well. I do like mystery and have been reading (and watching) Agatha Christie since I was a child. I've also been known to do a bit of poetry.
Style: I have been told I do angst well, so if you want your heartstrings twanged, or your tummy to tie in knots until the end, then I'm your gal. I am, however, a happy ending junkie, although I do throw a hint of realism in there sometimes as well. I like a few twists and turns on the way in some of my plots, although I have written my share of PWPs as well. Also, I have never met a cliché I didn't like and I am a firm believer that cliché is fine if you do it right.
Writing is a passion and there's nothing better than writing for an audience. Any writer who says they don't care about feedback must have had an ego amputation If you like my scribbles, I'd be very glad to hear from you.