Please Vote...even if not for me
Keeping in the spirit of the last few weeks posts, I'll continue with real life news, with some humor.
Having indulged in a buying spree recently of Rob Lowe Movies, I have spent the last week watching again some of my old favorites. Masquerade was much more understandable years later. Salen's Lot was just as wonderful as the first time. A Stroke of Midnight was very nice, though I lamented that Jennifer Grey got that nose job. Midnight Man was enjoyable, though I found I liked the villian better than Mr. Lowe. First Degree was excellent, though it joins the ranks of movies I'm turning off before the end, while a HEA still is possible.
The other development this week-- besides having some articles on writing post at both Book and Trailer Showcase, and at The Short Review :)-- was becoming a finalist at the Unwritten blogspot contest for best love at first sight scene. That my scene from LASH was picked was a shock, albeit a welcome one. My upcoming release is action/adventure, involving a weresnake and his adventures, beginning in 1921, when he is 16.
Blurb: Scarred from a childhood spent in perpetual indigence after being forced from their home in the Everglades, weresnake Trystan Valeras and his family make their way to the Case Hotel. When his wealthy gangster father arrives the summer he turns sixteen, Trystan’s dream of a better life, along with the lovely aristocrat Mara, is suddenly within his grasp. Instead of paradise, a series of devastating events unfold, leading Trystan to become the instrument of his dying father’s revenge. His violent reprisal instigates a backlash of murder and death, forcing Trystan to flee with the remains of his family to the sultry city of New Orleans where he sells himself into the service of the Vampire Lord Abraham. Becoming the assassin Lash to hide his identity, Trystan finds a measure of peace, even as his skill with killing heightens, bringing to him not only new allies, but also new adversaries.
Please consider voting for my entry Lash, if you have not already voted in Mysti's Blog contest!:
http://mystiparker.blogspot.com/p/vot...
Have a wonderful week! :)
Having indulged in a buying spree recently of Rob Lowe Movies, I have spent the last week watching again some of my old favorites. Masquerade was much more understandable years later. Salen's Lot was just as wonderful as the first time. A Stroke of Midnight was very nice, though I lamented that Jennifer Grey got that nose job. Midnight Man was enjoyable, though I found I liked the villian better than Mr. Lowe. First Degree was excellent, though it joins the ranks of movies I'm turning off before the end, while a HEA still is possible.
The other development this week-- besides having some articles on writing post at both Book and Trailer Showcase, and at The Short Review :)-- was becoming a finalist at the Unwritten blogspot contest for best love at first sight scene. That my scene from LASH was picked was a shock, albeit a welcome one. My upcoming release is action/adventure, involving a weresnake and his adventures, beginning in 1921, when he is 16.
Blurb: Scarred from a childhood spent in perpetual indigence after being forced from their home in the Everglades, weresnake Trystan Valeras and his family make their way to the Case Hotel. When his wealthy gangster father arrives the summer he turns sixteen, Trystan’s dream of a better life, along with the lovely aristocrat Mara, is suddenly within his grasp. Instead of paradise, a series of devastating events unfold, leading Trystan to become the instrument of his dying father’s revenge. His violent reprisal instigates a backlash of murder and death, forcing Trystan to flee with the remains of his family to the sultry city of New Orleans where he sells himself into the service of the Vampire Lord Abraham. Becoming the assassin Lash to hide his identity, Trystan finds a measure of peace, even as his skill with killing heightens, bringing to him not only new allies, but also new adversaries.
Please consider voting for my entry Lash, if you have not already voted in Mysti's Blog contest!:
http://mystiparker.blogspot.com/p/vot...
Have a wonderful week! :)
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Thank you Lyn :) I'm not sure what happened, but I've fixed the link.I have enjoyed The Apple Tree immensely, and will be contacting you soon! :)
As always, very interesting. I'm so hopeless with film titles that I'm not sure if I've seen any of these films, but suspect I may have seen them all!!
Your blurb sounds great, and many congratulations on your nomination in such a crucial category for this genre.
However the link for voting seems to be broken and needs fixing.
Very best of luck.
Lynette