Are You Ready?

 I admit I can’t get enough of The Walking Dead. The seasons are too short, and too far between.

Welcome to the Vamps vs Zombies blog hop. Chances are, you happened upon this blog hop much like I did. We were aimlessly wandering the internet, and started following threads of interest...namely, vampires and zombies! Having written three books with vampires, being hopelessly addicted to The Walking Dead, and running a zombie race--I think this blog hop is the perfect place for me.
Wait, did she say zombie race? Yes, I did, and if you haven't experienced one, you should!

Now it's your turn to tell me about your favorite zombie and/or vampire things and maybe win a vampire book or zombie soap.

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Don't give up! Drag yourself to the next blog stop HERE!

I've hijacked Lily Sawyer's Book Blog! I'm talking about books, blogging, and the writing process. All my favorite things, well, minus the coffee, chocolate and Zombies.

Enter HERE

The Next Big Thing -- Chocolates & Zombie Soap Giveaway

There I was, typing away on my current work in progress, when a message popped up on my computer screen from the ever-lovely, M.S. Spencer. She asked a few questions, then invited me to see her responses, which can be found: Link Here
Be sure to leave a comment below(with your email addy) for 5 chances to win Lula's Peppermint Bark and Ana Banana Bath Treat's -- Zombie Soap! Seriously, the stuff is 'to die for!'

1) What is the working title of your current book? Moon Marked. Yes, the lead characters are werewolves.

2) Where did you get the idea for that book? Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, I always felt surrounded by magic--old world, time-less magic. I've wanted to write a book about fantasy creatures who were based in that area, for a long time.

3) What's the genre of the book? Urban fantasy.

Thank You For Feeding The Zombies

Sometimes I wonder why I get up at 5:30 in the morning to torture myself--I mean run. Especially those mornings when I have to wear a beanie cap, mittens and a parka. It helps to imagine I'm training for the ultimate...like the zombie apocalypse. When that sucker hits, I swear I'm going to be the fastest guy on the block. Until then, I'll keep preparing myself with challenging events like the Mud Run! Six miles of mud, five foot walls, push-ups, sit ups, drill sergeants...and a beer tent at the half way point--it's a blast. And I mean that in the 'thank god I made it to the end' way. Seriously, I love to run, so to all those runners out there, keep on truckin, and to those who don't-- thank you for feeding the zombies.