Interview at Reader Views

As we have a rare February thunder storm come over us, I find that my interview with Reader Views is up. You may go here to see it.

Looks pretty good, and I think the questions were very good to allow me to hit on certain points of vampireology--is that a word?--and how I chose certain aspects of the vampire lore and discarded others. And other aspcts of this series.

Terrific Tuesday

Well, this week is starting off with a bang.
First of all I'm "appearing" over at SUBURBAN VAMPIRE blog today, so if you'd like to go check this out, do so. She did a wonderful job of placing my blog header into the article. Very nicely done! Please if you stop by, do leave a message. I'd love it if any of you who are/did read Vampire Ascending to leave a message saying so. This would really be of great help to me.

Also, in addition to that, I've apparently won a book from one of their give aways! I've won All Hallows Blood by Raven Corinn Carluk. See? I wasn't fibbing, they are giving away books there. I, unfortunately, can not at this time, but perhaps in a few more weeks, or months (depending upon my financial situation), I might be able to do so.

I'm still working on the interview questions. I need to answer these, because I might be asked some this Saturday when I meet the sorority ladies.

Well, that's it for me tonight. Have a good evening everyone, and hope to see that some of you have stopped by a Suburban Vampire blog.

Third Review Up On AMAZON

Another 5-STARS review:

Okay, I know that my publisher, Copperhill Media, had this review set up for me (and an interview is to be done soon on Reader Views) with this review site. However, I don't think you could make someone say things like: “I was ecstatic to discover that I had gotten my hands on a truly extraordinary vampire tale.” Or that she can't wait to see what I have in store for Sabrina and the other characters in the next novel. But that's just a few of the things Paige Lovitt, for Reader Views, had to say on her review of Vampire Ascending, which was just posted today over on Amazon for my book. I found her review, and how she summed up what she found most interesting in my book an interesting spin that others didn't have. It's always interesting to hear/read what other people have found either interesting, or what made them relate to my character, Sabrina Strong.

And there couldn't be any way on Earth—as I'm sure no one twisted her arm, or threw money at her feet (I don't think)--to make Ms. Lovitt ask to review my very first self-published book, “Spell of the Black Unicorn” -- for free. Since Copperhill Media did not publish this book, she was told that I would have to be contacted for a copy. Which I so handily have on my person. I actually have several copies. What I wouldn't give to get rid—er, uh, sell them, (yeah, that's the ticket)--to a few customers. And I'm happy to oblige her.

I suppose Ms. Lovitt had to only have used a search with my name at Amazon to come up with anything else I've published. And since Spell of the Black Unicorn is at Amazon too, I'm sure she merely thought that perhaps the same publisher had done this one too. I'm sure she is curious what this book might hold as well.

So, to view this review and see what she says you can go to AMAZON http://www.amazon.com/Vampire-Ascending-Lorelei-Bell/product-reviews/
to find it.

When the interview is up, I will post that as well. I thank Ms. Lovitt for a very wonderful review. I'm not sure if she will find my light fantasy as good, but she might find it interesting, filled with magic and lots of unusual characters.

We will see.