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Wednesday, 27 February 2013

Knights of the Darkness Chronicles by D.N. Simmons (GUEST POST & GIVEAWAY)

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Hello,



My name is D.N. Simmons and I’m very happy to be here with you today. I’m an Urban Fantasy author and my series is called the Knights of the Darkness Chronicles. It features vampires and shifters living openly with humans where neither side fully trusts the other.



I know what you’re thinking, what’s so different about this book that features vampires and shifters? Well, I’m here to tell you, you won’t find another book/series like it. For one thing, it’s multicultural, dark, erotic and witty. With each new book, the plots get grittier, the action gets more intense and the characters evolve as well as their relationships. Also, there's not a second where there isn't something going on.



The KOTDC is riveting, dark, sexy and bold. I really wanted to give readers something new and exciting to delve into in the urban-fantasy/paranormal romance genre. Another thing that sets this series apart is the fact that I don’t have one set main character or even two. I have several and the story is told from a broader perspective giving readers more to love and a better understanding of who these characters are from the heroes to the villains.



The bookstores are filled with series about vampires, shifters and other paranormal beings, that’s why I knew my series had to blaze a brand new avenue for fans of the genre to enjoy and from the wonderful reviews that continue to pour in, I’m happy to know that the Knights of the Darkness Chronicles is sure to entertain.



Thank you so much for this opportunity.

D.N.





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About the Author:



D. N. Simmons lives in Chicago IL., with a rambunctious German Shepherd that's too big for his own good and mischievous kitten that she affectionately calls "Itty-bitty". Her hobbies include rollerblading, billiards, bowling, reading, watching television and going to the movies.



She has been nominated at Love Romances and More, winning honorable mention for best paranormal book of 2006. She has won "Author of the Month" at Warrior of Words. She was voted "New Voice of Today" at Romance Reviews and "Rising Star" at Love Romance and More.



To learn more, and have the opportunity to speak with the author personally, please visit the official website and forum at www.dnsimmons.com   D.N. is always interesting in meeting new and wonderful people.



Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/dnsimmonsKOTD



Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000552496587



Blog: http://authordnsimmons.blogspot.com



GoodReads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1396694.D_N_Simmons




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Desires Unleashed (Knights of the Darkness Chronicles Book One)



Desires Unleashed is the first novel in the riveting, highly-addictive and sexually charged Knights of the Darkness Chronicles. Experience the heart-pounding thrill of the chase in this electrifying page-turner as you uncover the mystery behind the series of gruesome killings that have been terrorizing the citizens of Chicago.



When a grisly decapitated corpse pops up on a Chicago Street, drained of blood, the highly-trained, government-funded special police force assigned two of their best detectives to the case. S.U.I.T. Detectives Warren Davis and Matthew Eric delve deep into their investigation to discover just who or what is leaving mutilated bodies in public places. They soon realize that the killer or killers is one step ahead of them and if they are going to stop the menace before another innocent human is viciously attack, they are going to need help.



Natasha Hemingway liked her life just the way it was... normal and supernatural free. The vampires and shape-shifters were just where she wanted them to be--far away from her. All was going well until an unfortunate accident landed her in the hospital. It was then that she discovered she had an ability that could help her save countless lives.



All of a sudden, she finds herself thrust into the dangerous and alluring world of the supernatural and into the arms of two very sexy and deadly vampires.



Original, gritty and sprinkled with just the right amount of humor and wit, the Knights of the Darkness Chronicles will suck you in and take you for a ride you won't forget. You don't want to miss out on this amazing series!





The Guilty Innocent (Knights of the Darkness Chronicles Book Two)



The Guilty Innocent is the second novel in the edgy, action-packed, sexually-charged, Knights of the Darkness Chronicles.



In this installment, Darian, the gorgeous, charismatic and charming master vampire of Chicago is framed for a crime he didn't commit, but why? His lover, Xavier, Natasha and a few others must travel halfway across the world to find out who and why before time runs out and all hell breaks loose!



Original, sexy and gritty, the Knights of the Darkness Chronicles will suck you in and take you for a ride you won't forget!







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