Lush Tale of Deceit and Murder now availble at Internet Booksellers

Online, May 26, 2010 (Newswire.com) - The latest release by bestselling paranormal romance author, Tamela Quijas, is now available at your local Internet Bookseller. Blood Moon is a rivetting and lusciously written tale of crime, deceit, and destruction, written by the magnificently detailed pen of Ms. Quijas. Her believable characters, beginning with the oh-so-human historical romance author that prefers to remain in her secluded world of dreams and fantasy, draws the reader into the magnificently detailed and involved world of an author. The demonic Dominic Delano, his secret past locked away in a damaged mind that refuses to reopen, involves our heroine in a maddening world of suspense and intrigue, as well as an unspoken danger that lingers in the glow of the Blood Moon. The tale is a breathtaking ride into the paranormal, into a world of vampires, corruption, and murder. Tamela's characters, as always, leap from the pages in graphic detail that causes the reader to hold their breath in suspenseful wonder.

The reviews for the spicy interracial/paranormal romance Blood Moon (the second book in the Blood Chronicles) have bombarded the Internet. If you haven't had an opportunity to read the first book of this fantastic series, Blood of the Beast is also available at various fine booksellers on the Internet.

What the reviewers are saying:

"...more than what you expected from a vampire..." S.P. Spokane, Wa

"...lust and crime, beautifully written..."Dee Phoenix, Az

"...a stand alone and breathtaking novel..." sherri, Houston, Tx

"...riveting vampire tale..." K.C. NY

"...Genie's a gem..." Kate G. Riverton, Wy

"...Valentina's back!" L. M. Orlando, FL

Look for the Kindle version of Blood Moon at AMAZON
Soon to be released in PAPERBACK

BLURB:

Romance Author Genevieve Carter's world revolved around daydreams and fantasy. More involved in a world that existed between her and imagination, she was unprepared for the horror she witnessed on a busy street.

He had died in her arms, the victim of a vicious and brutal crime.

Genie would never forget his gasping words, the molten gold of his eyes as he had stared at her, or the final breath that had escaped his lips. She had left the city soon afterward, tormented by his handsome image, haunted by his whispered pleas.

She had been with him when he died.

Then, why, was he on her doorstep?