Guest Post with Evelyn Lafont Author of Vampire Relationship Guide

Thank you so much for Evelyn for stopping by and without further ado here she is, with her guest post today on BLH.

Reading Fail: The Calendar

I am one of those really organized people who simply must have a spreadsheet for everything. A weight

loss spreadsheet, household budget spreadsheet and now—as of this year—a TBR spreadsheet. (Believe

it or not, there are about 5 other spreadsheets that I did not include here.)

I started the TBR spreadsheet because I began getting anxiety attacks when I realized how many

paranormal romance series there were out there that I wanted to read. I know, I know, who panics

over the possibility of missing out on a book? Oh, wait, I forgot who I was talking to. Anyway, I knew

that I needed to get organized in order to ensure that I would not forget any of them, and my TBR

spreadsheet in calendar format was the perfect way for me to do that.

Unfortunately, time has not been kind to me this year and I’ve not gotten through my TBR sheet at all.

I’m way off track and behind schedule, but do you know what’s cool about that? It’s okay to be behind

since I have the list. The list actually allows me to be behind without freaking out that I’m going to forget

that I wanted to start the Kate Daniels series, or the Succubus Diaries or the Guild Hunter series this

year.

Eventually, whether it’s this year or next, I’ll get around to reading every single book on my list, and then

I’ll start adding more, since the genre seems to be ever-expanding. I will let go of the notion that my

spreadsheet is a static thing, with firm dates that must be adhered to under penalty of Kindle battery

death, and I will let myself move around the series choices freely, moving some up in priority and others

down as the mood strikes me.

I will not—under and circumstances—allow reading to become a chore, duty, or job with deadlines and

time parameters. Because if I did, what in the world would I do for fun?

Evelyn Lafont is an author and freelance

writer with an addiction to Xanax and a predilection for snark.

Here is my review of Vampire Relationship Guide

Amazon Summary:

Josie wants what she’s never been able to have—sex with a vampire. When she receives an invitation to a party thrown by one of the world’s richest vamps, she doesn’t stop to question her luck; she just jumps into her favorite stilettos and heads out to the event of a lifetime, secretly hoping that she’ll come home with a party favor in the shape of a sexy coffin dweller.

But the great undead, much to Josie’s chagrin, aren’t just pale sexbots with pointy teeth waiting to satisfy her carnal desires—they are dangerous…and sometimes cranky. With a single-minded focus on fulfilling her sole sexual longing, Josie unwittingly entrenches herself in the twisted and sometimes antagonistic world of vampire relationships with no one to guide her, but herself.

Her debut novella, The

Vampire Relationship Guide, Volume 1: Meeting and Mating is available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Smashwords.

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