Crimson
About this ebook
By day, Japanese rock star Raiden is an adored idol; by night, a vicious vampire. While preparing for his band’s summer tour in Detroit, Raiden stalks the streets for fresh blood—and tries to obliterate haunting memories of his fiancée’s murder. Meanwhile, famous TV actor Gabriel Colin is hatching an elaborate plot to recruit Raiden for the starring role in his first film. The two celebrities become fatally intertwined after an unforeseen encounter results in bloodshed, death, and rebirth.
Crimson is the winner of Best eBook in the 2009 Hollywood Book Festival Awards.
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Genres: LGBTQ/Horror/Dark Fantasy/Urban Fantasy/Paranormal/Undead
Warning: this book series is intended for adults only. It contains graphic violence and gore, explicit sexual situations, including rape and sexual assault, strong language, and other material readers may find objectionable. Reader discretion is advised.
Praise:
"Jayne has an engaging, yet detailed style with characters who are more than the sum of their parts. She crafts horror and atmosphere with an almost poetical skill. Yes, this is a vampire novel. Yes, there are M/M relationships...angst...blood, guts and gore. Considering how utterly defanged vampires have become over the past few years, one might be tempted to skip this one. Don't." - TheFountainPenDiva
"A unique twist on the genre that really pulls you in." - Lynn Carden
"Dark and funny, in a twisted sort of a way. If you like a mix of horror and erotica with some black humor thrown in, this is a must-read." - Bryn Colvin
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About the author
Since R. N. first held a pen, she's been devising deviant ways to wield it. Her debut novella Crimson (MASTER, Book 1) won Best eBook in the 2009 Hollywood Book Festival Awards. Her alterego, Inq Idly, dabbles in poetry and experimental prose. A honer of the arts, R. N.'s an aural aficionado; a water-lover; a fleur-o-phile. Given her visual tendencies, she's especially fond of capturing fleeting moments in the natural world outside her doorstep. She resides in the idyllic countryside with her dashing husband and precocious children, and mischievous cats.
