Cover Reveal: Demon Protection Plan by Elizabeth J. Kolodziej

Demon Protection Plan

by Elizabeth J. Kolodziej

Release Date: 2/20/14

Since her mom is human, she’s no help when half-demon Kasidy starts to come into her powers. Her father only visits every so often, which leaves Kasidy to her own devices when figuring out her abilities. But, an attack at gunpoint traps Kasidy between brimstone and the hard human world.

Turns out, her assailant is part of a gang organization. Needing her testimony, the police put her under the protective custody of Decland Kerrigan. The sexy Irish cop is in no mood for her whining, when they are both stuck in the woods by themselves with little too do.

Kasidy is thrown when the cocky, smug Decland gives her a run for her money on the comeback front. Something about him is different though and she doesn’t want to admit he attracts her. But the gang is out for blood and there is little time to play about the idea of romance.

Will Kasidy stay in her rut of being the lone wolf or give in to her temptation for the alluring cop she craves to hate? And how far will the gangsters go to get Kasidy off the trial?

About the Author:

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Elizabeth J. Kolodziej is a novelist and a lover of gadgets, writing, mysteries, and an avid reader. Her paranormal romance, The Last Witch Series, is coming up on its fourth book, Demonic Charms, and there is still more on the way!
While taking the past ten years to build this new age world, Elizabeth as done lots of hands on research such as experiencing flight, sensory deprivation, and much more to really master the art of bringing her descriptions to life for the reader.

With a Bachelor’s degree in Fiction Writing from George Mason University and her on going learning of the art of writing, Elizabeth believes she can truly help others master their own art and love of writing.

With the support of her family, friends, dog (Sherlock) and cat (Ahmeemotep) she is more than happy to give her readers exactly what they want in her books…adventure.

The Character's Court: Zombiepunk case + giveaway

We have a new feature at I Smell Sheep! 

The Character's Court is a chance for characters to take their complaints before the Flock Jury (that would be you!) 

The Honorable-ish Judge Dr. Baron Bixter von Baaathalmew III Jr. (Baaart) 

will preside over the court.

Case

Author Esther Wheelmaker's heroine Miss Lucille Knight is being perused by two suitors. Should Lucy pick Aeron (the masked hero whose face she has never seen) or Lord Garrett Ashdown (the man with a secret more deadly than a zombie bite)?

Judge Baaart: Let the bickering commence!

Lucille Knight: The issue is both men are intriguing and both make me ache for that one hot kiss. However, both are not as forth coming with information as I would like. I have more questions than answers at the end of the day and I just can’t decide who would make a better match.

Aeron: I believe –

Lord Garrett: Ahem. I believe it’s title before mask.

Aeron: :face growing warm and red boiling to his cheeks: And that is exactly why she should pick me! I am not the typical Lord with a title. I make my own rules and will treat her like a princess.

Lord Garrett: :chuckles: I am suave, gentle and kind. You would put her on the back burner for the next zombie that will lead you closer to the Voodoo Queen so you can kill her.

Aeron: And you would leave her for the first chance to figure out a way to cure your “disease”!
:Lord Garrett’s mouth’s drops:

Lucy: Well, that’s some new information…

Lord Garrett: :nonchalance fills his aura: Why don’t you drop the mask and show her who you really are with those red zombie like eyes of yours. 

Aeron: Why don’t you take that stick out of your…
Lucy: Aeron!

Aeron: :mouth becoming tight: Why don’t you stop pretending and admit who you really are?

Lord Garrett: I am a good man for Lucy; brave, faithful and true.

Aeron: Which is the way I describe an old dog.
Lord Garrett: :with a noise of frustration: You little…

Lucy: :shakes her head: Aeron, Garrett! Stop this! I don’t know what to do. Won’t you help me decide?

Judge Baaart: Sheep of the Flock, you must help decide who Lucy should give her heart too... Lord Garrett or Aeron. Retire to the pasture where there will be moonpies and Kool-Aid and make your decision.

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Gravely Inanimated
1st Book in the Zombiepunk Series
by Esther Wheelmaker
Releases March 29, 2013

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Extra, extra, read all about it: Zombies Invade London!

It has been thirty years since the Voodoo Queen plagued England with the zombie disease that has since swept the world. Humans have had to learn to function around them while the dead kill innocent people. The government continues its efforts to try to contain and find a cure for the problem.

However, by the cover of night, a man who hunts zombie, known only as Aeron, roams the streets in search of protecting the upright citizens from the flesh eating creatures. One foggy evening Lucille Knight becomes one of these people and Aeron’s interest is instantly peeked. A stubborn, feisty “lady” in this day in age? How challenging.

But Aeron will have a little competition when Miss. Knight meets Lord Garrett Ashdown, the son of Earl Thomas or a man better known as: The Inventor. A man who builds automatons for the direct purpose of killing zombies; mysteriously understanding their blood and the way they sense humans.

Lucy is taken by the masked man known as Aeron and the equally mysterious Lord Garrett. With one concealing his true identity and the other hiding a ghastly secret, she doesn’t know which one is less dangerous. What secrets do Aeron and Garrett keep from Lucy? Will Miss. Knight be able to be with the man she chooses when she learns the awful truth?

It is still unclear. And the current edition isn’t spilling the beans just yet…

About the Author:

Zombie Punk Series

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Her name is Esther Wheelmaker and she is the author of the new, Zombiepunk Series.

With Gravely Inanimated (book one) coming to life, she is pounding away on her typewriter to try and get book two out. However, she is easily distracted by sparkly things.

Her background is a mystery and all anyone knows is she loves hugs, corsets, steampunk, books and Mozart….

…Let's face it…Everyone likes a girl with a little mystery.

::wink::

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Esther is giving away and ecopy of Gravely Inanimated and  some cool swag

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Sunday Swag: Elizabeth J. Kolodziej

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Our feature author is Elizabeth Kolodziej. She wrote the PNR series The Last Witch along with two other PNR stand alone novellas. Her alter ego is steampunk author Esther Wheelmaker and her first novel Gravely Inanimated (Zombiepunk Book #1) releases March 29, 2013!

 

About the Author:

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Elizabeth J Kolodziej, a paranormal romance author originally from Torrance California, is a smart and original thinker who has researched the origins of vampires, werewolves, and witches for many years. She writes her books from the knowledge she has gained while trying to be as original and inspiring as possible. Her books encompass both true folklore facts along with innovative ideas motivated by the great writers around her.

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Guest Post: Elizabeth Jkolodziej Witch Devotions - giveaway

Today we have Elizabeth Kolodziej, author of the Last Witch series. The third book in her series, Witch Devotions, just released and guess what? She mentions the I Smell Sheep in her book! How cool is that? She tells us why and gives the snippet from her book. Much sheep love to Elizabeth for shout out :)

Pay it Forward

Good morning sheepies! I am so glad to be doing a guest post at the wonderful I Smell Sheep website! It is truly one of my favorites and I don’t know where I would be without Sharon beta reading for me. <Grin> 

Today I not only want to promote my third book, Witch Devotions, I also want to talk about paying it forward. I may not be an author with stats like JK Rowling, however I’m doing better than I was when I first started in 2010 when Vampyre Kisses first made the scene. When you find certain people that just make your life and business so much easier I sometimes don’t know how to repay the kindness. 

So I do it through my books. <Smile> There is nothing I like more than putting little tid bits in a book that mention a person, place or object. In Witch Devotions I did just that for Sharon, because writing this book was so difficult after my dad passed away. I was only two chapters into it when the event happened and Sharon was the one to beta read, not the whole story, but parts of it for me. (I got stuck A LOT while writing this one)

Normally, I write out the whole story and then give it to someone to be beta read. However, because this was so personal at the time, Faith was experiencing the same thing I was with death, I had to do it that way. It made the book all the better though and it really helped me to deal with my own issues.

As a thank you I did a little mention of a certain flock in the book. Check it out: 


“Drinking to remember? Or drinking to forget?”

I couldn’t help but laugh at the question. “Oh, if only it were that easy.” I clutched the glass of whiskey and took a sip. 

The bartender hung around, drying off a wine glass with his towel. “All alone tonight, doll?” He was an older man with salt and pepper hair so I didn’t mind the “doll” comment, especially since I found his Bronx accent as soothing as a gentle breeze to a sweaty football player. 

I nodded while blowing out a mouthful of fire. “It would appear so, Jack.” Slouching over the bar, I leaned my head against my hand. Music in the background became louder as the singer began impersonating Sinatra with songs of love and luck. Yeah, luck, that would be nice right about now, but I was no lady. Rubbing some dirt off my jeans, I regretted not going back to change before hitting up this place, but I didn't want to chance stopping by home. So I still had on the same pair of beat-up jeans that now sported a big hole in the knee from fighting with Isaac. Thankfully, my shirt with the “I Smell Sheep” logo was well intact. 
(look there we are!!!)
“Wanna talk about it?” 

Lifting my head and straightening up, I grinned at him. “Do you believe in good and evil?” 

He chuckled. “Of course, but around here I see more of the evil.” 

I joined him with the chuckle, since it was true. Running a hand through my hair, I stared at myself in the mirror behind the bar. “Do you think there is good in everything?” Blinking, I glanced at the man before he answered. 

He leaned against the bar with his elbows. “Doll, everyone around here has that devil and an angel on their shoulders. It just depends which one grabs hold of you stronger.” He pointed to the right. “Take that guy, for instance. He has been sitting there for a half hour, staring at the hooker over there.” I took note of the big-breasted blonde with the see-through top and tighter than looked possible sparkly pants. “That ring on his finger has been sliding on and off the whole time.” 

We continued to stare. The guy at the end of the bar put some money on the table, chugged his drink and made his way over to the woman, while slipping the ring into his pocket. 

I couldn't help but make a noise of disgust and snicker. “Does he know that’s a hooker?” Gulping down my own drink, I tapped the counter, indicating another.

“Nope.” We both started chortling and he poured me another, along with one for himself. “But do you see what I’m sayin’?”

I made a knowing noise. Pondering the idea some more, I thought about what Louis said over and over again. “What if that person doesn’t have a soul though?” I played with the white napkin, tearing the end pieces here and there.

“Some say you aren’t born with a soul, but that you have to earn it.” The crows’ feet around his eyes was endearing. 

“Touché.” I leaned forward. “Okay, but what if they had a soul, then lost it and…”

“Lady, lady, I think you’re over analyzing this a little too much. Look, some peoples are good and some aren’t so much. Just like some dogs won’t bite, but others will. It’s all about that individual, not the masses.”

Give it to a bartender to make it seem so obvious and simple. Shaking my head with a grin, I grabbed a fifty and slid it over to him. “Keep the change.” 

“Thanks, doll. Keep your nose clean.” 

“Oh, if only it were that easy.” Sliding off the stool, I gasped as I found myself standing in front of Vincent. My surprise turned into a heated wave of chest clenching, fist-forming, and seeing red anger quicker than he could get a word out. Of course, I let all of that emotion wash out and turned indifferent; even though I knew he had already saw, felt, and smelled all of that rage I harbored towards him. 

I really hope you enjoyed the excerpt and go out and buy the book! <Grin> And for everyone out there I would like to give away one free eBook copy of Witch Devotions. Enjoy!

<3’s and fangs,
Liz ^_^

With Trent gone, Faith, the last witch in the world, feels she can not go on without him. The pain grows so intense that she shuts out her friends and loved ones to be alone; unsure of what to think about the paranormal world anymore. However, on a trip to see Gordon she realizes what she can do to make the pain go away. A spell. 

But, the spell ends up back firing and Faith has now forgotten the past six months. All the memories of vampires, werewolves, and her magical training have vanished. And the first to find her is Louis who comes to whisk her away and change the course of her life forever.

Webs of lies and deceit have Faith feeling powerless and scared that when Louis gives her the option of becoming a slayer she takes it, hoping to get revenge on the race she believes stole the past six months of her life away. With the Goddess Circe interfering, Lilith still missing and Faith unable to remember Trent, no one knows what will happen next!

However, when a stranger enters her life bringing with him secrets to her missing memories, Faith can no longer trust those around her and must figure out for herself who is good and who is evil. The world of vampires and werewolves or that of slayers. The coin is still up in the air and Faith must make a choice of where her devotions lie.

About the author:

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With a B.A. in English from George Mason University, Elizabeth J. Kolodziej is the author of popular Last Witch Series. With raving reviews from places like Reader Views
and Reader’s Favorite, Elizabeth has spent the past several years publishing and marketing her books; proudly getting her own book, Vampyre Kisses, into Barnes and Noble stores. With a history of researching the origins of vampires, werewolves and witches since she was young, she now studies new and inventive ways to market herself while trying to help and inspire other writers along the way.

GIVEAWAY

Elizabeth has kindly offered an ecopy of Witch Devotions to one commenter. 

To enter:

1. leave contact info

2. Have you paid it forward recently or had someone do it for you?

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Sheep Interview with Elizabeth Kolodziej + Give away

Today we visit with Elizabeth Kolodziej to talk about her paranormal romance series The Last Witch. Liz is a great gal who fought through the self-publishing jungle to make her dream come true. She has learned much on her journey and shares those experiences with others on her blog. Stick around till the end and get a chance to win one or both of her books!

New York. Coffee Shop. 2 Sheep and 1 witch meet...

Sharon: If you could have a theme song play every time you walked into a room, what would it be?
Liz: Right to the good stuff huh? lol. My theme song changes from time to time but right now I'm using Girl with Issues by Aimee Allen. I think it explains me pretty well. ha ha.

Here is Liz's theme song!

Sharon: Can you tell our readers a little about your series?

Liz: The Last Witch series is about Faith, a woman in her 20's who finds out she is the last witch in the world. She is surrounded by vampires, werewolves, shape shifters and the likes. The first book is a lot of background and her reaction to all the different creatures, along with her budding romance with a certain Irish vampire named Trent. The second book is a lot of action and suspense leaving the reader to hate or love me. I am working on the third book now, which will shock readers and have at least a couple more in mind.
Sharon: I can personally say that Trent is swoon worthy ;)
Liz: I think so! Hehe.

Katie: Who's your favorite vampire to date?
Liz: Hmmm. I'm sort of a traditionalist so I would go with Dracula. He is what inspired so many authors in this genre and I must give him props for that.
Katie: Niiiice!
Sharon: Do you have a favorite version of Dracula? I think Frost’s Vlad is going to be my favorite <G>?
Liz: Vlad is great!! OMG. But I like the original because I have so much respect for him.

Sharon: When did the ideas of your story first come to you and can you briefly tell us your journey from concept to published work?
Liz: I started the first book, Vampyre Kisses, when I was around 18 and worked on it for around five years before finishing (I was in college and was just writing for fun). The actual idea I can't exactly remember. It's mostly from reading and watching shows about vampires and I love witches so it was simple to take the leap and connect the two. When I finished it I looked at it and thought, "OK, what do I do with it now?" I couldn't get an agent so I said frig this and decided to go with self publishing. However, I didn't like the idea of someone getting my hard earned money and then went Indie. Make mistakes, learn new things, do what you have to. ;)

Katie: Answer me this VERY important question. Who would be your first choice on a vampire dream date?
Liz: Bones. ::drool:: I know I should probably say Trent but that would be cheating and Bones is just sexy as hell.
Sharon: *shakes head*
Katie: Mm yes Bones would be a dreamy date…would have to get past Cat first though...
Liz: Nope nope nope. See in my world Cat is gone and he’s all about me lol!
Sharon: Sorry Katie, I’m heading to Liz’s world. Vald is waiting for me…

Sharon: What advice do you have for other writers thinking about self-publishing?
Liz: Learn your trade! Being an author means you are marketing, promoting, and making lots of decisions. The reason why so many writers fail is because they don't learn the industry and think they don't need an editor. Please get an editor! Self publishing will cost you but if you work hard and learn you can go pretty far (use me for an example ha ha).
Sharon: Don’t you do a lot of self-pub advice posts on your blog?
Liz: All the time. It’s my way of giving back since I’m poor and can’t give charities money. Ha ha.
Sharon: Here is the link to her blog if you want to stop by and get advice.

Katie: Okay, serious question. Who do YOU think the best vampire kisser would be?
Liz: Bones. lol, I can't get away from this guy!
Sharon: psst…Katie, you know there are shifters in this book too and you can ask about things other than vampires?
Katie: Yeah I KNOW. I will. Just getting the vamp ones out of the way. Geez *rolls eyes*
Liz: LOL.

Sharon: What kind of scenes do you find hardest/easiest to write?
Liz: Action scenes are difficult since I see everything play out in my head and I want it to look that way but on paper. Coming up with descriptions for it and trying to convey the way someone kicks someone can be tricky so I always go crying to my beta reader, yes you Sharon (thank the gods you put up with me!), and ask her what she thinks.

Sharon: Now, you have never come crying, maybe whimpering a little, but never crying <G>
Liz: Unless you know who ends up you know what at the end of Werewolf Descent. Wah!
Sharon: Waaaaah!!! (no one knows what we are crying about ;)

Katie: Alright I know I've seemed a bit side tracked with the vamp questions so I'll ask something else. In a fight who do you think would win. A vampire or a werewolf?
Sharon: *headdesk*
Liz: he he. First, depends on which vampire from what series and ditto for the werewolf. Overall, I would have to say a vampire. hehe. Speed, quick healing, fangs, sometimes claws, it just makes sense to me.
Katie: I'm with ya, for the most part I'd say ANY vamp could take down a werewolf. But that's just me! And stop shaking your head at me Sharon! hahaha
Liz: Loving it!

Sharon: How many books do you see for your series and what can we expect?
Liz: Right now I have ideas for book #4 (Divine Betrayals) and #5 (no name yet). My goal is to have at least 8 books out from this series. You can expect to be shocked, worried, on the edge of your seat, not able to put these books down. Faith is going through some massive changes in Witch Devotions (play on words), which will hopefully make for lots of good books to come.

Sharon: You have vampires, werewolves and gods/goddesses in your series. Are there going to be any other paranormal creatures showing up?
Liz: Don't forget Oran! :) Yes, there are going to be more creatures showing up. Everyone keeps saying zombies but I'm not really down with them. I look through lots of folklore and think hard about who to give what abilities. But one thing I can tell you for sure…Demons and ghosts are going to make the scene.
Sharon: Sexy demons or mean eat your face demons?
Katie: And will any of these demons hook up with a vampire?
Liz: I’m not there yet so I’m not sure. Probably a little of both. LMAO Katie, anything is possible. I only have the idea of the demon not the total story line yet. ;)

Katie: If nothing else has mattered yet in this interview please take this next question serious ok? Do you know any hot singles vamps? And if so can you give them my number?
Liz: lmao. Well there is this one vamp…Collin is single and he loves the ladies. A little kinky though.
Sharon: Collin needs to find his love!
Katie: I'm down with the kink! Hook a sista up! *grabs paper and pen to take down digits*
Liz: I don’t know about Collin. I think he is a bachelor man for the moment, but maybe in the future.

Sharon: People might be surprised to hear this, but you are a Roller Derby Girl!! How did you get involved in that?
Liz: True story: watched whip it with my BF at the time and he said you should do that and I said ok I will. Looked online and found out there was one league (Diamond State Roller Girls) down the street. I loved it but regrettably I can't do it anymore since I got this back injury. I'm hoping with time and lots of PT I can get back to it. Guess what my name was! hehehehe. Kitty Vampyre. Number? bl00d. 00 really but in derby you can add letters to the numbers.

Sharon: Got a pic we can show?
Liz: Sure!


Time for our Rapid Fire round! Don't worry Liz, we don't use real bullets....much (bwahaha..ha.ha?)


Sharon: sticky notes or back of hand?
Liz: Sticky notes.

Katie: Edward Cullen or Bill Compton?
Liz: Bill Compton over a sparkly virgin vamp any day!
Sharon: Careful, Katie has a “thing” for Edward
Katie: I do. The book version AND Rob P. *sigh*
Liz: ::covers ears:: la la la la LAAAA

Sharon: Silver or Gold?
Liz: Silver

Katie: Blade or Angel?
Liz: Angel.

Sharon: Pepsi or Coke? (choose very carefully! ;)
Liz: Coke? But I don't really drink soda much.
Sharon: *sob*
Katie: Ha! Ha! Good choice Elizabeth! *highs fives*
Liz: I have no idea what just happened here…
Sharon: you just ripped my heart out, that’s all <G>

Katie: Basement or Attic?
Liz: Basement! Attic is too hot.
Katie: And awful for day light sleeping.
Liz: Egg-sactly!

Sharon: Godzilla or King Kong
Liz: Godzilla (say it in an accent hehe).

Katie: Fangs or Claws?
Liz: Fangs baby.
Katie: My kinda gal.

Sharon: Pe-can or Pe-con?
Liz: Huh? … Pe-can?
Sharon: I wanted to know how you pronounced Pecan. Some weird people say “Pe-con”, I know, right?
Katie: I say "Pe-kan" with some souther drawl. *winks*
Liz: Oh! Pe-can all the way.

Katie: Super Speed or Super Hearing?
Liz: Super speed. Can that come with super strength? Would make my trips a lot more cost friendly...
Katie: I'm going to say super strength is a give.
Liz: Then totally super speed.

Sharon: duct tape or super glue?
Liz: Duct Tape!!
Sharon: what color?
Liz: The Hello Kitty one!

Katie: True Blood or The real thing?
Liz: True Blood
Katie: Trying to be good I see….*evil laugh*
Liz: Ha ha!


Katie: Thanks so much for stopping by to chat with us Elizabeth, anything you'd like to add before we wrap? It can of course be about vampires. *winks*
Liz: Please join in the fun going on at my website www.vampyrekisses.com. Always doing giveaways and having fun. Thinking of doing a contest for “be in my book or a short story” based on the winner….
Sharon: I wanna be in a story with a smexy shifter...

***GIVEAWAY***

Liz has been very generous, and is offering two prizes! One person a paper copy of her first book Vampyre Kisses and another person will win an ecopy of both her books (Vampyre Kisses and Werewolf Descent)

I Smell Sheep will throw in some super cool swag too! (we really are too good to you guys ;)

To win:
1. Leave contact info in comments
2. Answer this question: Who is your favorite vampire or shifter?

Double entries for followers!
Contest ends: Dec. 27th at midnight.

Werewolf Descent (Book #2 Last Witch Series)

Werewolf Descent by Elizabeth J. Kolodziej

Last year I won Liz’s first book, Vampyre Kisses, along with a cool t-shirt. This was her first novel as well as her first attempt at self-publishing. Her first book was a little rough around the edges and her writing skills needed more developing, but her characters and story line hooked me quickly. She does a great job of creating a believable chemistry between her characters. Trent and Faith’s love story made me warm and tingly all over.

Blurb:

Last witch in the world, Faith Scott, and her Irish vampire boyfriend Trent have just come back from fighting for their lives to recover the Vampiric Blood gem and Werewolf Moon gem. Thinking they could finally relax and work on the romance growing between them, they now meet a mysterious psychic vampire named Vincent who has his heart set on being with Faith.

Soon bizarre killings of Zou Tai’s werewolf pack begin, with rumors of an alchemist possessing the famed philosophers stone being the assailant; which, causes Faith to turn to Vincent for help in figuring out why the werewolves are being murdered.
It isn’t long before all those around them test Trent and Faith’s love, along with their abilities, once again. It is all Trent can do to keep Faith safe by his side while both go up against a deadly alchemist, deceptive gods, and having to rescue the werewolf prince; yet, after a deal with the God of Werewolves will Trent be able to save himself too?

While Liz’s writing technique is different from how most novels are written, each chapter is told from a different character's POV. It's sometimes hard to get used to the shifts in perspective, but I don’t mind it. I like the complexity of lots of characters and multiple story lines going on at once. Liz has also come up with a unique way of mixing Greek mythology into the vampire/shifter/witch mythos.

Werewolf Descent is the second book in her Last Witch Series, I absolutely love the cover by the way. Liz has learned a lot about self-publishing since her last book. Matter of fact, she does informative posts every Thursdays on her blog for authors wanting to know more about the how-to of self-publishing.

Our protagonists Faith, Trent and their friends are facing a new threat; as an Alchemist with a grudge starts killing werewolves. But there is also a threat from within their circle, from someone who is supposed to help protect them. I don’t want to give away to much information because there are some really surprising plot twists. She also introduces some new characters in Werewolf Descent that I look forward to reading more about in future novels. My favorite is Vincent, a psychic vampire, who is drawn to Faith. Poor Faith, she has an awesome blood vampire boyfriend, a hot werewolf prince and a smexy psychic vampire all trying to get in her pants .

I really enjoy these characters, the overall tone is dark and she made me cry at the end. I can see where she might be going with the third book and I look forward to reading it. I have to admit I am a little biased when it comes to Liz and her books . After her first book we started emailing and I have watched Werewolf Descent go from concept to finished product.

I will give this book two ratings.

3 Sheep for the technical parts of the writing

4 Sheep for the characters and story, she made me cry!

SS (edited by BAK)