I'd like to thank Roxanne @ Bewitching Book Tours for giving me this opportunity to participate in the BLOOD AND WHISKEY blog tour and providing me a copy of the book to review.
Series: The Cowboy and the Vampire #2
Author(s): Clark Hays, Kathleen McFall
Genre: Supernatural Fiction, Paranormal Romance
Elements:
Publisher: Pumpjack Press
Format: PDF, 362 Pages
ISBN: 978-0-9838200-1-7
Release Date: May 1, 2012
Source: Tour Host {Bewitching Book Tours}
Rating:
Tagline(s): ~NONE~
Summary: Wanted:
Lizzie Vaughan, Dead or Alive
Relationships
are always hard, but for a broke cowboy and a newly turned Vampire, true love
may be lethal.
After
barely surviving an undead apocalypse in The Cowboy and the Vampire,
Tucker and Lizzie hightail it back to quirky LonePine, Wyoming (population
438), to start a family. But she’s got a growing thirst for blood and he’s
realizing that mortality ain’t all it’s cracked up to be when your girlfriend
may live forever. With a scheming Vampire nation hot on their boot heels and a
price on her head, how far will Lizzie and Tucker go to protect their unlikely
love?
Blending
evolution, religion and an overly sensitive cow dog named Rex, Blood and
Whiskey drags the Vampire myth into the modern west, delivering double-barreled
action, heart-pounding passion and wicked humor.
Review:
REVIEW WILL BE POSTED LATER. SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.
Clark
Hays grew up in Montana in the shadow of the Tobacco Root Mountains. In
addition to his fiction work, he is a cowboy, a published poet and occasional
food critic. Recently, he was nominated for Pushcart Prize for short fiction
and not so recently for a Rhysling award for poetry. Clark brings a deep
knowledge about the modern west, weaponry, country music and existentialism to
his writing.
Kathleen
McFall grew up in the heart of Washington, D.C. She worked as a petroleum
geologist and, later, as a journalist, and has published hundreds of articles
about scientific research, energy and natural resources. An interest in the
overlap of science and mysticism are an essential aspect of her fiction
writing. She received an Oregon Literary Arts Fellowship for fiction writing.
Learn more at http://cowboyandvampire.com/
and www.facebook.com/cowboyandvampire
ADVANCE
PRAISE FOR BLOOD AND WHISKEY
“Riveting,
existentialist underpinnings give it depth, the book is a thriller, upping the
ante in every chapter, as bullets fly and relationships strain under the weight
of old loyalties and new revelations …”
“It’s
more than just the details that set this series apart. Rather, it’s the way the
authors utilize those details to create meaningful conflicts and world-altering
choices for the characters.”
“Those
who missed out on the first book will really have to hang on if they want to
follow what’s happening, but it’s worth it for this tale of love and blood in
the modern West.”
Kirkus
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