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Another almost as good as FREE read today from author Joseph Mazzenga! You can grab a copy of his PHENOMENAL NEW paranormal urban fantasy book just out this week. Dragon’s Child is book one in the Bloodline series.

About Dragon’s Child:
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What does it mean to be human?

Breathing oxygen. Walking upright on two legs. Sentience. Language. These are definite characteristics associated with human beings, but do they get at the heart of what it means to be human? Don’t they fall a little short on explaining the awesome power humans wield? Don’t they fail to reveal the layers to our humanity? Our potential?
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Father Nathaniel O’Ryan saves souls. His purpose is to guide those willing to be redeemed back to the Light. He is unyielding in his faith and whole in his calling. Lucia Demone Cavaliere is something older, something sinister, something that tempts those around her with the darkness that battles the Light. When they clash, neither is sure who will survive but both are determined to be victorious.
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What if you were all alone, surrounded yet adrift in a sea of humanity? Night Eternal is the story of a vampire, Drake, and a werewolf, Arielle, drawn together across time and space. Isolated from the world they exist in, a chance meeting between the two may bring unimaginable pleasure in the darkness where they live. Alternating perspectives gives the reader a glimpse Read More »

Her hand shot up from the back of the audience.

My co-author and I had just completed a reading of gothic poetry when the Q/A had begun. Half way through the queries on our histories as authors, a slight woman, with curly rusted hair, threw a hesitant hand upward. Read More »

Mad Tales is a collection of four short stories and an absolute jewel of a read. The author shows his versatility and skill by covering four different genres of the paranormal with exquisite style, ironic humor and fiendishly clever twists and turns. Each story holds surprises and unexpected conclusions, all done exceptionally well. Read More »

Let’s get one thing straight – I want my heroes flawed. Look at the human race. Strong. Adaptable. Flawed. So why shouldn’t our characters be nicked with bad breath, bed head and nasty sinus coughs? Call them quirks, oddities, habits, whatever. I call it good writing. And with good writing, comes lots of readers.
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