Angela Cameron's Blog, page 9

Vampire Cocktail

Here’s a lighter cocktail that’s a combination of ice cream, orange and chocolate. Recipe from 10 Happy Halloween Cocktails at fineliving.com

Ingredients:

1 scoop vanilla ice cream

1 oz. triple sec

1/2 oz. white creme de cacao

drizzle of grenadine

Instructions:

1. Blend all ingredients except grenadine until smooth, pour into a stemmed cocktail glass.

2. Drizzle grenadine over top.

Recipe courtesy American Professional Bartending Schools of Illinois in Chicago via fineliving.com

A Southern Vampire in Grey Handcuffs Getting Leid

1 1/2 oz Malibu Coconut Rum

1 1/2 oz Southern Comfort Whisky

1 1/2 oz Grey Goose Vodka

1 1/2 oz Cranberry Juice

1 1/2 oz Pineapple Juice

This is a recipe that I created for friends, inspired by one of my favorite vampire characters. It is a little strong, but it does the job nicely. And if you get to the bottom, you probably won’t mind being handcuffed by a Southern Vampire—not that I would mind either way! )

Three Characteristics of Romantic Poetry

Several common themes flow through poetry of the Romantic Period. The poets, either through conscious or unconscious efforts share similar hopes, fears, and concerns. These themes include “melancholy” that is relieved through nature, the frailty of human accomplishments, and intellectual beauty.

As with today’s poets and artists, depression is one of these themes, referred to as melancholy, and the poets found relief through nature. William Wordsworth is an excellent example of this self-medicati

Angela Cameron Business Cards

Angela Cameron Business Cards



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Here are the new business cards I ordered. I just love the design. It looks so great with the magnetic notepads I’ve got now.

If you’d like a signed card, drop me an email.

Joyfully Reviewed for Blood & Sex, Vol. 1

Patrice F. put up a wonderful review for Blood & Sex, Vol. 1: Michael. I’m so flattered and thrilled. Here’s a little excerpt:

“…Blood and Sex, Volume 1: Michael races from page to page, bursting with loads of sexual tension, steamy sex, vile villains, Machiavellian schemes and paranormal thrills. The supporting characters such as Jonas and Jude are delightful while bringing to mind vamps from Laurell K. Hamilton’s Anita Blake series but all in a complimentary good way since Ms. Cameron adds a fr

Interview with Phoebe Jordan

#Talk About My Favorite Authors.

Come chat with Phoebe Jordan (and me), and read my interview. It was, as always, a ball with Phoebe.  I owe her a debt of gratitude for all of her hard work.

Talk About My Favorite Authors: Review of Jonas

There were so many plot twists and hot, steamy sex scenes throughout this novel that I couldn’t stop reading this novel until I practically finished it in less than 12 hours after starting it. I really want to read more in this series because Angela mentioned in her interview that she might write more novels in her Blood & Sex series. So Angela please write more about the wonderful characters from this Italian vampiro cosca who want their love stories told to everyone. I give this book 4.5 Open

Talk About My Favorite Authors: Review for Michael

“I love the character Tori because she so reminds me of Laurell K. Hamilton’s Anita Blake…”

“Angela Cameron delievers a start to an exciting, sexy, steamy series about Italian vampires and their love stories that will keep you wanting more even after the story ends. I give this book 4.5 Open Books”

via Talk About My Favorite Authors: Blood & Sex, Vol. 1: Michael.

Jen’s Reviews - Blood and Sex, Vol. 1: Michael - Angela Cameron

Another great review up for Michael. It starts:

“A fantastic new e-book series kicks off with its first entry. Angela Cameron is a relatively new author, and I expect great things from her — this novel was wonderful! ” 

 Visit Jen’s site to see more… Jen’s Reviews - Blood and Sex, Volume 1: Michael - Angela Cameron.

Criminal Minds at Work

Come on over and see my interview with Cheryl Kaye Tardif , the bestselling author of 4 suspense novels: Whale Song (2003), Divine Intervention, The River, Whale Song (2007). Our chat is up at Criminal Minds at Work, where we discuss crime writing and mysteries.

Criminal Minds at Work: An interview with Angela Cameron, author of Nocturne.