240+ Pages
WITH BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS
~ Kira Sutherland ~
After a near fatal accident (and getting cheated on by her
‘boyfriend’), and beating up the lead cheerleader (with whom the boyfriend
cheated…), and being labeled as
having ‘issues’ in her school because she, uhm, sees ghosts, Kira is left with two choices:
‘boyfriend’), and beating up the lead cheerleader (with whom the boyfriend
cheated…), and being labeled as
having ‘issues’ in her school because she, uhm, sees ghosts, Kira is left with two choices:
1. Continue her ‘therapy’ (where she’s told the ghost is a
hallucination and also gets her legs ogled too often…)
hallucination and also gets her legs ogled too often…)
Or
2. Go to Starkfield
Academy, a boarding school for “Crazies and Convicts” (as the
social media sites call them.)
Academy, a boarding school for “Crazies and Convicts” (as the
social media sites call them.)
She chooses the latter…
~ Cory Rand ~
Cory Rand has not had an easy life. His mother died in a car
accident when he was twelve, and so did his mother’s best friend…sort of. You
see, Janice made a promise to take care of Cory just before she died, and so
she lingers. Undead. A ghost that watches out for him.
accident when he was twelve, and so did his mother’s best friend…sort of. You
see, Janice made a promise to take care of Cory just before she died, and so
she lingers. Undead. A ghost that watches out for him.
Brought up in an abusive home, Cory quickly falls into a
life of disreputable behavior. After his third offense (which was prompted by a
girl, as usual – he has a weakness) he’s left with two choices:
life of disreputable behavior. After his third offense (which was prompted by a
girl, as usual – he has a weakness) he’s left with two choices:
1. Be tried as an adult and share a cell with a guy named
Bubba (he thinks…)
Bubba (he thinks…)
Or
2. Go to Starkfield
Academy, which Cory is pretty sure is run by vampires. But, hey, at least
he’ll get an education.
Academy, which Cory is pretty sure is run by vampires. But, hey, at least
he’ll get an education.
He chooses the latter…
It’s at Starkfield
that Kira meets Cory Rand, a boy with an insatiable Rage who sees ghosts, too.
As well as other things, other things from his past, things that confuse him,
things like fire and witches and demons.
that Kira meets Cory Rand, a boy with an insatiable Rage who sees ghosts, too.
As well as other things, other things from his past, things that confuse him,
things like fire and witches and demons.
Things he’s always ignored.
Until now.
Genres:
Young Adult Romance
Paranormal Romance
High School
Vampires
Demons, Witches
Demons, Witches
Dark Fantasy
Horror
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Author Bio
R P Channing started writing three years ago, but never
published anything even after churning out over a million words of fiction. Thirst: Blood of my Blood is the first
book he dared to publish. When asked why, he said, “Because it’s the first
thing I wrote that my wife actually enjoyed reading.” When not hammering away
(most literally) at his keyboard, he can be found buried in a book, reading
anything from romance to horror to young adult to non-fiction to comedy. If it has words in it, I’ll take it.
published anything even after churning out over a million words of fiction. Thirst: Blood of my Blood is the first
book he dared to publish. When asked why, he said, “Because it’s the first
thing I wrote that my wife actually enjoyed reading.” When not hammering away
(most literally) at his keyboard, he can be found buried in a book, reading
anything from romance to horror to young adult to non-fiction to comedy. If it has words in it, I’ll take it.
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