Katrina Michaels's Blog Posts Tagged 'vampires' (6)

Here is the first part of my newest book, Tainted Blood.

 

Chapter One

 

Dr. Wendy Reed flipped open the chart and read through the test results looking for anything she might have missed the three previous times she had read them.  Sighing, she closed the chart and knocked quickly on the exam room door before entering.

“Paul,” Dr. Reed greeted the older man sitting in a chair against the wall.  Putting the chart down, she took the seat across from…

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Here is the summary of my newest book, Tainted Blood (3rd in the Preternatural Investigation Agency series.)

 

Lilith's Day is a time of celebration and remembrance among vampires.  As the holiday looms, a series of horrific deaths shocks the vampire community of Riverside and gathers the attention of Tom Duncan and his agents at the Preternatural Investigation Agency.   The vampires’ blood products had never been considered vulnerable to tampering, so when the cause of death…

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The kindle edition of Dead Awakening is now part of the Kindle Lending Library which is a collection of books that Amazon Prime members who own a kindle can borrow once a month, with no due dates.

More information can be found here:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1000739811

 

Fang-Tastic Books just posted an interview with me on their fantastic site. If you're interested, check it out

Gregory Marshall Smith was kind enough to interview me for his site. I found his questions very interesting and original and they forced me to truly think about their answers. If you're interested, check it out

Hi, I recently got two great reviews of my book, Midnight Reflections. Bitten By Books gave me 5 out of 5 tombstones and said "Katrina Michaels’ novel Midnight Reflections is a wonderfully written murder mystery. The characters are strong and unique. The suspense entrances the reader’s attention. Each chapter offers new twists and surprises. I enjoyed the building suspense and drawn theories throughout. The author does not disappoint the reader!"



For the full review, see… Continue