Ghostly Vendetta Release Day!

It’s release day for my new book, Ghostly Vendetta!

(Cue all the flailing and dancing and squealing.)

I can’t tell you how excited I am to have another book in the Candace Marshall Chronicles out in the world.

Now, this is actually a prequel to Zombie Takeover, which I wrote while drafting Vampire Feud, the book after Zombie Takeover.

(Have I made things complicated yet? Lol!)

Speaking of Vampire Feud, I have some exciting news about that book too! But more on that in a bit.

So I wasn’t going to celebrate this release at all, just leave a few posts in the internet-ether saying, “Hey! My book’s out today!” But the incredible Laura A. Grace was having none of that.

She said something to the effect of “Oh no. I’m having none of that. We’re celebrating your release or else.” (Ahem. Drastic liberties taken with paraphrasing said dialogue.)

In other words, Laura surprised me with a release party and wouldn’t take “I’m so busy, I’m drowning in work” as an excuse. She is so wonderful!

So join us tonight to celebrate my new release, all thanks to the glorious Laura A. Grace, author of Dear Author, the most encouraging person in the entire world! (And her book reflects that.)

{RSVP for the FB party right here!}

And if that wasn’t amazing enough?

My incredible cover artist, Sara Helwe Digital Arts, created the next cover in the series, just so I could have a surprise cover reveal at the end of the party! Oh my freaking goodness!

{Don’t forget to RSVP!}

Here’s a little bit more about my new book:

“Dare to spend the night in mysterious Rutherford Hall! When? The 175th anniversary of the Rutherford family’s unsolved murder. Ghosts guaranteed. Cash prize: $5,000. Want more deets? Ask Tyler, Stewart, or James.”

I laughed aloud as I read the flyer. Yeah, right. To think that I, Candace Marshall, world’s biggest scaredy-cat, would go anywhere near some haunted house, much less spend the night in one. I crumpled the stupid thing, pitched it in the nearest trash can, and went on my merry, oblivious, and soon-to-be-scared-out-of-my-mind way.

* * *

Candace Marshall doesn’t do ghosts. Or zombies. Or vampires. Or mummies.

Anything scary, really.

When she finds herself signed up for a dare she’s gone out of her way to avoid, things spiral out of control. Quickly.

Stuck in a mansion alongside a vengeful spirit, a miffed boyfriend, and a room full of people she doesn’t know or even like (if she’s being completely honest here), she must decide whether to act brave or let the coward within show.