Snow Blood Season 1 by Carol McKibben Join the dark world of Brogio, the first vampire! The Book that Launches an Unusual Vampire Romance Series! When Brogio must turn Snow, a beautiful white husky, in order to save the dog, a series of events are unleashed that reveal a sinister plot against the father of all vampires. As life and true death experiences bond the master vampire and his newly transformed vampire canine together, they unravel a conspiracy that when resolved may return Selene, … [Read more...] about Snow Blood Season 1 by Carol McKibben
Buyer’s Guide: Snow Blood Season 1 by Carol McKibben
Targeted Age Group:: 18-55 Category: Paranormal Print book price range: $9.99 eBook price range: $.99-$3.99 About Snow Blood Season 1: Join the dark world of Brogio, the first vampire! When Brogio must turn Snow, a beautiful white husky, in order to save the dog, a series of events are unleashed that reveal a sinister plot against the father of all vampires. As life and true death experiences bond the master vampire and his newly transformed kindred canine together, they … [Read more...] about Buyer’s Guide: Snow Blood Season 1 by Carol McKibben
Interview with Author – Carol McKibben @CarolMcKibben
Author Bio: Carol writes from the heart of a dog's eyes. Often telling her stories to Labradoodles, Basset Hounds and any stray that happens by, it wasn't long before people stopped to have a listen as well. Now Carol writes for people and speaks to large audiences, dogs included. Carol McKibben has been a principal of McKibben Consulting since 1991 and provides quality writing, editing, marketing and PR services for her clients. She has 30+ years of experience in publishing, marketing, … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Carol McKibben @CarolMcKibben
No Tears in the Writer; No Tears in the Reader – Guest Post by Carol McKibben @CarolMcKibben
I'll admit it. Out of more than 50 reviews, I received one bad one. You can't win the hearts and minds of everyone, but I have to admit, this one hurt. Here's what got to me. Nothing else phased me until I got to this comment. "I really resented the mawkish sentiment which had me crying so often. That’s a lousy trick to play on your readers." What? As a writer I'm not allowed to make you cry? I was crying when I wrote it! Robert Frost once said, " No tears in the writer, no tears in the … [Read more...] about No Tears in the Writer; No Tears in the Reader – Guest Post by Carol McKibben @CarolMcKibben
