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  • 4.5 of 5 Stars for Dead Soil from Serious Reading

    March 2, 2016
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    DEAD SOIL NEW EBOOK COVER COMPLETE

    “Dead Soil is a zombie novel, as you can tell by the title already. It’s set in a world that is cursed with an incurable flue, a fatal one. The probability of it being lethal has people panicking – little did they know that it will raise the dead from their graves. At first it’s unnoticeable, because the zombies rise in little groups, but soon the plague starts to spread like wildfire.

    It’s the beginning of an apocalyptic world. There is a young and thriving scientist determined to find the cause and solution to this infestation. The story revolves around many lives within the city simultaneously – the scientist, comic book store owner, and other people who are trying their best to unite against this zombie apocalypse…” Read the full book review

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  • Broken Angel is Now Available on Amazon

    February 26, 2016
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    FINAL BROKEN ANGEL Kindle

    Broken Angel (A Kamlyn Paige Novel Book 1)

    Click the link to visit Amazon 

    ($4.99 ebook $14.99 paperback)

    Kamlyn Paige joins a group of supernatural hunters in search of her son’s killer

    When a mysterious neighbor sees her weeping on the sidewalk, he helps her up and introduces her to a new world. She goes with him to the Chamber of Darkness, an underground society, where she learns to fight evil beings and creatures as a Huntsman. Will she be able to make it through training in order to find her son’s demonic killer and bring it to justice?

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  • Creatures & Beings of “Broken Angel”

    February 17, 2016
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    lamia The first supernatural being Kamlyn Paige encounters is the cloaked, haggard figure who murders her son in the middle of the night. She is not sure if she really saw the being or if she was imagining things.

     

     

     

    black dog The next supernatural creature Kamlyn comes in contact with is a Black Dog, which is a malevolent apparition often associated with the foretelling of death.

     

     

     

     

    Redcap A Redcap is a humanoid creature with long talon fingers and the face of a disfigured old man. They like to murder traveling victims by bashing their heads in and then they dye their hats with the blood.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    tumblr_nissosHeLj1u95rzmo1_1280 A Shtriga is a type of vampyric witch. It waits until the victim is asleep and then it feeds off their blood. Usually it will leave the victim alive, but they will quickly fall ill and then die if they do not drink the spit of the Shtriga (the only cure).

     

     

     

    Werewolf Everyone knows the lore behind the Werewolf. In the Kamlyn Paige novels the werewolf can be taken down by silver piercing its heart. Once this happens, the werewolf changes back into its human form. These creatures have superhuman strength and abilities and often hunt alone.

     

     

     

    DhjzsCN Human possession is a huge part of the Kamlyn Paige series and will continue to be an issue Kamlyn has to deal with. The possessed have all black eyes, suffer great pain, cannot control their bodies, and seem badly wounded and beaten. The demon inside them can assess others feelings and thoughts to use it against them. Demons love to get inside your head, twist things around, and then lie to manipulate people.

     

     

    djinn Djinns are inherently evil beings in the Kamlyn Paige series, but one has broken from the Darkness and works as an instructor within the Chamber of Darkness’s Headquarters. In the series, the Djinn have the same black body tattoos and piercing ice-blue eyes, but their skin is translucent revealing swirling blue smoke underneath. They can change their form to a cloud of blue smoke and can shoot blue light from their hands to destroy others.

     

    ghost Ghosts also play an important role in the Kamlyn Paige novels. They are the most common hunting jobs she faces along with possessions. They are neither of the Light or the Darkness-they are one of the few neutral beings in the series. One works as a Department head in the Chamber of Darkness’s Headquarters while Kamlyn is in training there.

     

     

    And those are the creatures & beings of the first installment in the Kamlyn Paige novel, Broken Angel. It will be released in eBook and Paperback on Amazon Friday, February 26th, so don’t miss it! This supernatural thriller will get your blood pumping and your nightmares crawling.

    CLICK HERE TO SEE CHARACTER INSPIRATION FOR BROKEN ANGEL

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  • New review for Girls Like Us on book blog, Grounded From Reading

    February 3, 2016
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    There’s a new review of my ChickLit novel, “Girls Like Us”! Check it out. I think she was spot on with her observations.

    CLICK HERE TO READ FULL REVIEW

     

    “Let me start off by saying that I really enjoyed this book. I would classify it as New Adult – Chick Lit ,which is not, by any means, the kind of book I normally lean toward. My usual book of choice is a sci-fi or fantasy novel packed with unusual creatures, cyborgs, monsters, angels, zombies…you get the idea. Anyway, after reading through some of the author’s blog posts (and possibly doing a tiny bit of creeping on her Instagram) I found that this isn’t the type of book she normally writes either, her other books are fantasies that have all been added to my “To Be Read” list!”

    READ THE REST ON GROUNDED FROM READING’S WEBSITE

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  • My Writing Journal: Week One of Writing Broken Angel

    January 22, 2016
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    Alex Apostol’s Writing Journal

     

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    Week One

     

    Day 1 (Jan 09, 2016): Word Count- 3,199 My husband’s mother took the baby so I had the house all to myself today! It took a while for me to get going. I was feeling lazy and the first chapter was a little difficult to get out, but I got it done and a bit of the second chapter, too.

    Day 2 (Jan 10, 2016): Word Count- 6,089 Today’s writing was great. It flowed a lot better than yesterday. I think it might have been difficult for me to imagine what it would be like for a mother to go to her own child’s funeral. I honestly can’t imagine the extent of that pain, but I hope I represented it closely through Kamlyn Paige.

    Day 3 (Jan 11, 2016): Word Count- 0 Third day and I already took a break! I was feeling extremely lazy. I took a two hour nap when the baby went down and I laid in bed after she went to sleep at 7pm and watched TV. I didn’t even read, which I usually do for an hour or so after I write.

    Day 4 (Jan 12, 2016): Word Count- 2,563 I’m finding that writing is easiest for me when it’s done at night after the baby lays down. It’s either the change I’ve made to the time of day I’m writing or the fact that I truly love these characters that is making the writing process easier. Having it outlined in such detail certainly helps me too. It’s good for me to know the direction the story is headed.

    Day 5 (Jan 13, 2016): Word Count- 3,662 I think that’s the word count for the day at least. I know it was over 3K. Writing was good. I did half in the late afternoon and half of it at night. I’m 100% convinced now that writing is better for me at night before bed. I’m more focused for some reason. I guess I’m not as distracted by the internet and my phone since everything seems to quiet down after dinner in the social world.

    Day 6 (Jan 14, 2016): Word Count- 3,958 It was a good writing day as I far as I can tell in my writing diary at the back of my Novel Notes Writing Journal, but I didn’t write anything as far as why it was such a good day.

    Day 7 (Jan 15, 2016): Word Count- 1,269 I was just not feeling it tonight. I don’t know why. All I wanted to do was read. I basically had to force myself to get this many words down. I think it’s because the book I’m reading (1Q84 by Haruki Murakami) is getting so weird and good that it’s hard for me to focus on my own work. I don’t know if anyone else gets that way when they’re writing their own book and also reading someone else’s awesome book. It’s good for inspiration sometimes, but bad for productivity.

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