It’s time for Holly Around the World! This month, Vampire Food was released, and I made the usual round around the globe to talk about it 😄
First, I made a stop in the UK and visited A.L. Lester’s site, where I shared an excerpt.
Then I moved on to Addison Albright’s blog, where I chatted about searching for body parts. It just so happens that a body goes missing in Vampire Food, and it’s found… one piece at a time.
Next up was Ofelia’s blog where I talk about how it’s Rue finding out he can order seeds online that leads to the whole drowning-in-veggies-and-then-having-to-sneak-them-onto-people’s-porches thing.
Last but not least, I was at Nell Iris’ place, and there I visited on National Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor’s Porch Day. I chatted about how I try to garden every year, but I have free-ranging hens, and fencing things in work for the most part, but… Stupid dinosaurs.
Vampire Food
A former blood slave. A strapping vampire. More zucchinis than any man could eat.
Rue Yarrow was rescued from a blood bar and taken to a gated community of supernaturals. Haunted by nightmares and memories, he does his best to avoid people. His only solace is his garden, where he uses his magic to grow an abundance of vegetables. But one day, it isn’t the zucchinis greeting him, but a severed human head.
Noah Caramine wants as little drama as possible, and interfering with a vampire clan’s business is never a good idea. He’s never met a magic user and is curious about Rue, but he fears there will be consequences for stealing the blood slaves.
When body parts start popping up inside the walls, Noah doesn’t know if someone is trying to frame them for murder or distract them from keeping the blood slaves safe. Rue never believed he’d go near a vampire again, but when threats are drawing closer, he turns to Noah. Who better to keep him safe from vampires than a vampire?
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