@ThisIsNoBueno
Thank you for reading and voting on Marrow Charm! :D And for the follow!
No problem, your story's awesome! Very unique, and just overall a really great read so far. I planned on reading just the first couple of chapters, and then three hours later I had the whole thing read, smh. Also, I love your profile pic, lol.
@shaibee You're welcome! You deserve more followers, if you ask me. I loved the update, btw. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for following me!
Thanks for voting on Bring Me to Life!!
(btw, your profile pic is amazing!)
@ThisIsNoBueno thanks! :) i'm hoping to update another one tomorrow, but no promises just yet :P and it's okay I like this one too! and thanks :) oh and thanks for following me too! i really appreciate it :)
I actually have been meaning to vote for all the chaps I've read so far (opps). It's all been crescent fresh thus far, and I'm sure the rest will be bomb, too.
Dang, I wish I would've seen that before I changed it, lol. Thanks though. I love yours too!
@deathofcool No problem! The Blood Magic saga is well written, and well paced too. And it's definitely not that cliché vampire love story. Ugh, it's just fabulous. If you don't mind me asking, where did you get the inspiration to begin writing them? Also, if you haven't already thought about it, you should definitely think about getting them published. I know a lot of people that would enjoy reading them.
@ThisIsNoBueno In answer to your question, I love vampires. They are easily my favourite supernatural creature. And over the course of my life, I've read hundreds of vampire stories, both adult and teen-oriented. One of the things that's really bummed me out about a lot of recent teen fiction is that the vampires could easily be interchanged with any other creature or bad boy in many of those stories, so with the BLOOD MAGIC Saga I wanted to tell a story where the vampires were actually vampires and couldn't possibly be anything else. I also really wanted to make bloodsuckers scary and unpredictable again, and bring back that idea that getting involved with monsters often has very dire consequences (even if those monsters are conflicted and misunderstood). The magic part came naturally as I was fleshing out the outline and the backbone of the story - what if two different supernatural entities both used blood as fuel, but in different ways, and then were unexpectedly thrown together. How would that play out? It seemed like it would make for an interesting question to explore, and so I ran with it. It was also something that I hadn't read before, so that excited me even more. The last thing I wanted to do was tell the same story that has been told over and over again; that would have bored me to tears and I would have abandoned this book and series a long time ago if I had. As far as turning BLEEDER into real book. Right now the plan is for that to happen either late in 2014 or early in 2015. And don't you worry, I'll be screaming from the hills about that when the time comes. :)
@deathofcool I just noticed you messaged me. I was hitting high notes like Beyoncé when I realized, haha. I'm a huge fan, and I loved Bleeder and Letters From New York. I can't wait for the next one, you're an incredible author. Keep up the good work.
@ThisIsNoBueno And now you have me hitting high notes! ;) Thank you, thank you, thank you... Love that you've been enjoying the Blood Magic saga.
Thanks for following!