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Wednesday 19 December 2012

Final Covers - Bedlam Maternity

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Alison Sauer22 December 2012 at 00:19
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London, April 1987 Dreyfuss holds all the cards: money, power and no conscience. He steals Joanne from the busy streets in a moment; she wakes in a room with no windows. He spends months schooling her to obey, tearing her down with pain and terror. When she begins to break, as hope of escape fades... he reveals his final madness: he is vampire. She too, will be vampire: his Changeling. A greater battle begins. All she has is her will and the need to be free. Can she keep fighting, or will he win?

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I'm happy to review horror books, with or without vamps. My rules are pretty simple. You send me a short synopsis of your novel, and the first 3 chapters. If I want to read chapter 4, I'll contact you back, and you can send it on to me whole. If you don't hear from me, I'm not interested in reviewing it. I don't have much time to read, so I'll only ask for more if I genuinely want to read it.

I'll send you back your review. You can then decide if you want me to publish it on my blog. If you accept the review, I'll publish it here, and you can quote me if you like to.

If you have a horror book you want me to review, send me the 3 chapters, the synopsis and your contact details. Send Here.

I'm an old fashioned horror reader. I like solid writing, excellent plot and good characterisation. I'm not too fussed if you are starting out, and you're still finding your way. Talent shines through and even if you're not the best writer in the world, yet, your potential should show. :-) Your book must be finished 'tho: no drafts. Finished, edited, final copy only.

Reviews of Changeling

“It took me two sittings to read it. Why two, because I started reading in at 8pm. If I had started earlier, this would have been one of those books you don't put down until the last page and you read that twice not wanting the adventure to be over. Morgan has mastered the emotional ride... a new talent to be discovered.”

Betty Carlton

“It was impossible to put down, disturbing and intriguing at the same time.”

Alison Sauer

“...brutal and visceral -- so well written that it was almost physically painful to read. [it does]... a very good job of depicting physical and psychological torture – people either crack into catatonia or fight with every scrap of their being. Even when fighting means taking it passively.”

Christine Whitley

“This is a very smart, well-written novel. It delves deep into the psychology of both the abuser and the abused. It contains graphic scenes of physical, psychological and sexual abuse that will upset those made queasy by portrayals of torture. But... this isn't splatterpunk. It's purposeful. So if you can handle that, you won't find a much better vampire tale than Changeling. ... I think that fiction should both entertain and make you think. It's surprisingly difficult to find novels that do both. Changeling does.”

Alan Ryker

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