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Sunday, 24 March 2013

Blood Moon by Holly Hunt (GUEST POST & GIVEAWAY)

Posted on 21:13 by Unknown


So, what's next? Blood Moon is a roaring success (he he) and my other books are out there keeping their own. What's next on the cards for the wonderful Holly Hunt?



Well, I'm a mistress of all genres, as people who have investigated my books would have found out. In my current library, I have a dark fantasy, a historical romance, a m/m romance, a fairy tale, an apocalyptic, and a time travel book. What could possibly be left, I hear you ask.



Well, I haven't touched on cri-fi yet (crime-fiction, for the uninitiated), so I'm working on one of them (10,000 words, yay!), where a killer, who only strikes on a holiday, is hunted down by the mother of one of his victims (who happens to be a cop. Let's be clear on that. Also, she shoots him (spoilers!!)).



What about sci-fi? Well, I'm stalling on completing Mercury's Fodder, a story about the last six humans in existence, and their adventures when Earth is turned into a lovely ball of lava after a massive moon-strike incident. It's fun, there's bounty hunters, salt, and icy planets.



And, I have decided that once I work out what steampunk actually is, I'm going to destroy that genre too. Yay!



What's this? You want to read snippets of the stories I'm working on? No! … Well, okay, if you keep them a secret. Follow these links to read a tour-only exclusive insight into the first pages of the stories – tour-exclusive! What fun! (Hover over the links to see which is which [language warning for both]).



Good evening, and happy reading!




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Blood Moon

Holly Hunt



Genre: Horror/Paranormal

Publisher: Damnation Books



ISBN: 9781615726783

ASIN:  B0087QFMA2



Number of pages: 136

Word Count: 41,500



Cover Artist: Dawne Dominique



Amazon



Book Description:  



Upon a dark and blood-filled hour, humanity's doom will rise to power.



Werewolves are real. They haunt the woods of North America, feeding on the bodies of humans stupid enough to blunder across their paths. Once rogue and uncoordinated, the rise of their goddess Alsvinth has brought them all together, with one goal: destroy as much of the species as necessary to enslave them within meat farms, to feed the werewolf army taking over the world.



Olivia, a werewolf from western Canada, and her brother Charlie set out to kill the goddess and save humanity. But can the werewolf and human destroy the goddess’s power, or will she prevail and turn the planet into a wasteland?




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About the Author:   







An author living in Canberra, Australia, Holly Hunt writes a collection of works including Sci-fi, Fantasy, Horror and Romance. Currently undergoing an apprenticeship in Butchery, Holly spends her days off writing and watching superhero cartoons.





Holly lives with her partner, Matthew, in a two-bedroom unit crammed with comics and movie memorabilia. She dreams of one day owning a big garden, three dogs and a cat, and can’t wait until that day gets here.





http://rhythempoets.wordpress.com/ 





http://www.facebook.com/pages/Holly-Hunt/111905542194012   





https://twitter.com/hollyhuntauthor  





http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4717881.Holly_Hunt   






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Giveaway





As part of her tour, Holly has graciously offered the change for one lucky reader to win a e-book copy of Blood Moon. Simply leave a comment for Holly below, and we'll randomly pick one lucky winner at the end of the week!

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