Instead of trying to find your perfect match in a dating app, we bring you the “Author-Reader Match” where we introduce you to authors you may fall in love with. It’s our great pleasure to present Kelly Creagh!   Writes: I write about girls who find beauty in the monsters they meet—and sometimes fall for. I draw on the classics for inspiration and turn timeless dark tales like Jane Eyre and The Phantom of the Opera inside out. Ghosts, monsters, angels, and demons run amok through the pages of my books—but not in the ways you might expect. And while I borrow my favorite aspects of the classics that inspire my stories, I always take care to infuse newness, throwing in a twist or two—dark surprises to keep you guessing. And turning pages.   About: If you’re into slow burn love stories with spooky undertones, morally gray love interests, love triangles, wisecracking side characters, and steamy scenes with a pinch of spice, just crack the spine of one of my books! While I can’t promise the darkness within won’t escape into your world to haunt you in all the best ways, I can promise you won’t regret it. A date…

Instead of trying to find your perfect match in a dating app, we bring you the “Author-Reader Match” where we introduce you to authors you may fall in love with. It’s our great pleasure to present Erin Jade Lange! Writes: Erin Jade Lange is the author of Mere Mortals as well as award-winning contemporary young adult novels: Butter, Dead Ends, Rebel Bully Geek Pariah, and The Chaos of Now. Her books have been published around the world, and her debut novel, Butter is now a feature film. Paranormal and contemporary worlds collide in her new release that puts a modern spin on the classic vampire tale. Two teenage vampires break an immortal law and, as punishment, are turned back into humans and forced to survive high school as MERE MORTALS. About: Erin is a recovering journalist with a passion for pop culture, travel, coffee and books. She is also an obsessive-compulsive list maker who can often be found adding tasks she has already completed to a list, solely for the satisfaction of crossing them off. As a mother of clones (identical twins), she has a growing interest in DNA science and science fiction. Erin grew up in the cornfields of northern Illinois, along the Mississippi River in one of the…

I’m Marlene Perez and I’m here to give you a little hint of my new book, I’M WITH THE BANNED, the second book in my teen vampire trilogy with Entangled Teen.  I love a good title challenge! I is for intense. Tansy and Vaughn have always been friends, but there’s some intense relationship stuff Tansy has to figure out when Vaughn disappears for a month. M is for Mariotti. Tansy’s Granny Mariotti is a librarian-witch you don’t want to mess with. She’ll find you the perfect book and put a spell on you. * W is for werewolves. Tansy and her friends have to figure out who is killing werewolves before a vampire-werewolf war breaks out. I is for intimidating. T is for Tansy. The main character in I’m with the Banned is Tansy, a high school senior and the newly crowned queen of the vampires. She’s got a lot on her plate: a new boyfriend, a new title, and a new enemy. Or maybe it’s an old enemy. H is for Hecate, Tansy’s new and unusual pet. Hecate smells like burned marshmallows and brimstone. * T is for Travis, the lead singer of The Drainers and the vampire everyone…

Have you ever wanted more from a series? Wanted to know more about the characters and how their world came into being or maybe you wanted to visit the setting and walk around a bit, enjoying the literary places you’d visited before. Those thoughts are what lead me to write STAR-CROSSED DRAGONS. It’s a love story about two Dragons from different social classes and clans that fall in love. These Dragons, Sara and Ian, are the main character’s parents from the Going Down In Flames series. In the Going Down In Flames series, I mentioned that Bryn’s parents ran away from a secret society of shape-shifting Dragons to escape arranged marriages. Honestly, I didn’t give much thought to how that happened. When I sat down to write her parents’ story, I realized I needed to reread the whole series to make sure I kept my facts straight. You’d think as the author I’d remember all the details, and I do remember most of what happened to the main character and her friends but remembering the information about the side characters was a bit more difficult. Once I had my ducks or dragons in a row, I wrote characters I really liked…