Blue Moon (A Scarlet Night Novel)
Author: Megan J. Parker & Nathan Squiers
Series: Scarlet Night
Genre: Paranormal Romance/Urban Fantasy
ABOUT THE BOOK
Cursed rage beasts? A sassy vampire in emotional turmoil? Joining an assault against an apocalyptic army of death? No problem; piece of cake; no biggie!
Zoey has never needed to use her vampiric mind-reading or telekinetic gifts to be the voice of reason, but there’s one person whose problems she’s never been able to get a handle on…
Herself.
So when she and her therion lover, Isaac, accept a new mission to take out a demented, inhuman threat with a taste for torture, Zoey’s eager to keep things strictly business. Unfortunately, with this new danger threatening to tear their world apart, the vampire-werewolf lovers find themselves in the
company of a not-so-friendly pack of Isaac’s kin, and a fresh batch of problems arise.
With chaos igniting at every turn and a constantly dwindling hope, Zoey and Isaac find themselves in a struggle for survival that’ll put everything they have to the test.
Between Zoey’s sinking confidence and soaring doubts, it may be impossible to find a middle ground in time to stop the impending carnage.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Born in Massachusetts in 1986,
Nathan Squiers (The Literary Dark Emperor) grew up in Andover, where his
affinity for story-telling flourished due to a love of books and movies as well
as an overactive imagination. At the age of 13, Nathan and his mother moved to
Upstate New York to be closer to their family.
After surviving public school, where he
spent most of his days locked away in the AV room watching old 80s movies on
Laserdisc and planning out his next video project, Nathan began a shaky college
career. A love of weaving tales and telling stories was motivation enough to
pursue an education in English, and, as luck would have it, a series of
phenomenal professors were available to get him pointed in the right direction.
It was in his first years of college that Nathan began to actively pursue a writing
career, starting his first literary journey with a piece that would later
become "Noir", the first book of the Crimson Shadow series.
Like any good story, a chaotic turn of
events brought Nathan from the very brink of insanity and loneliness to the
warm, comforting embrace of Megan, his best friend, lover, kindred spirit,
and--more often than not--personal handler. It was with Megan at his side that
Nathan was able to continue his writing (sometimes solely motivated by the
young lady's threats of dismemberment if he tried to stop). With Megan's help,
Nathan was able to see Death Metal, his fourth manuscript, through the
publication process.
Nearly ten years later, The Literary
Dark Emperor (now a multi-award winning author and co-owner/manager of Tiger
Dynasty Publishing) continues to invent stories and put them into a literary
sequence that he hopes will be somehow decipherable by other readers. As a
lover of all things creative, he works in both novels, novellas, short stories,
as well as comic book scripts (just don't ask him to draw something if you
don't like stick figures and poorly-executed shapes).
If he's not submerged in the realm of
fiction or burning out his retinas with horror movie marathons, Nathan is
planning/getting a new piercing/tattoo or enjoying life with his lovely wife
and fellow author, Megan J. Parker.
Megan J. Parker lives in upstate New
York in a small town that no one can spell or pronounce. She is normally found
either hanging in her home with her fiancée, Nathan, and two evil cats that
believe they are the kings of the house, or on campus at the local college
sitting in the art rooms with her face plastered to the Mac-lab computers.
On her down time, she likes reading and
designing new logos and videos. Her passion for telling stories is portrayed in
all her work and when there's a story to tell, you can be sure she'll tell it
to its full extent. She aspires to own her own design company and work in a
studio where she can edit and write to her heart's content.
Presented by:
Kirsten Weiss worked overseas for nearly fourteen years, in the fringes of the former USSR and in South-east Asia. Her experiences abroad sparked an interest in the effects of mysticism and mythology, and how both are woven into our daily lives.
