Review: Being Dracula's Widow by Faith Marlow

I am BACK!!!! *yes, you should ALL run now!!* I am finally done with my pharmacology final and now I will start the painstaking slowly road getting back into things; I have books to read, reviews to write, emails to respond on, giveaways happening on my Facebook page and books to write! Ok, really - back to schedule!!! I thought I would start with this absolutely amazing book - ENJOY!!

Review: Being Mrs. Dracula by Faith Marlow

Every time we hear about Dracula, it’s always only about him. We rarely hear much about his three wives, other that they’re beautiful and dangerous. Well, Faith Marlow show us how they could be, and how their story is like.

Let me introduce you to them all;

Mini-interview: Being Mrs. Dracula by Faith Marlow

Hi Guys!!

I have an amazing treat for you today!! I have a mini interview with the lovely Faith Marlow, and I got a chance to ask her a little about her book; Being Mrs. Dracula, and her publisher; Crushing Hearts Black Butterfly (which is my FAVORITE publisher btw).

Alright, let me tell you a little about the book first:

When Valeria’s hand was given in marriage to the handsome and powerful Count Vlad Dracula, she dreamed of happiness but instead her life was filled with longing for her absent husband, their country ravaged by war. When Vlad at last returned from the battlefield he was a changed man, an alluring and dangerous creature with a thirst for her blood…and for more wives.

For over one hundred years, tales of Count Dracula have haunted and seduced the imagination of readers worldwide. Now experience the story of Dracula from a new perspective, as told by the three women who knew him best. Discover their stories, their secrets, and find out what it would be to love and be loved by history’s most powerful vampire in Being Mrs. Dracula.

In a marriage that spans centuries, one man shared between three women, love may be eternal but happiness is not guaranteed.

Release Day Review: The Cogs in Time - an anthology by CHBB Publishing

 
 
 
 
 

The Cogs in Time by Catherine Stovall

 

A beautiful poem by Catherine to set off this anthology.

 

The Properties of Mercury by Robert Craven

 

What do you do when you have discovered something amazing? When your theory is correct, and it can do wonders? And what if your invention is wanted by others? One group want’s to destroy it, another to use it, and not for good.
Devereux discovered the hidden qualities of mercury and when people start coming after him and his experiments, he calls out to Wentworth for help.

This short story was well written, I liked the twist with the special experiment, and the end was good. It wasn’t my favorite in this anthology though, but still very well written.