A Vampire Romance: Tangled

Description: Book 2 in the Vampire Romance series goes deeper into the lives of the characters. We now begin to learn why Amanda is so wanted by the Angel clan and the relationships between the characters deepen. The story takes some unexpected turns and starts to become a much larger story that involves more than just Brad and Amanda.

Description: Book 2 in the Vampire Romance series goes deeper into the lives of the characters. We now begin to learn why Amanda is so wanted by the Angel clan and the relationships between the characters deepen. The story takes some unexpected turns and starts to become a much larger story that involves more than just Brad and Amanda. What does Amanda possess that is so rare? Why must they wait until she is 16 years of age to turn her? Why can she alone help them? Why are the Drakin and Angel clans feuding? How will Amanda react now to her newly acquired knowledge of the Vampire family now living in her community and how will she and Cindy keep it a secret? The moon has always been alluring to humans and we will just begin to find out why.

Mary J. Goldstein is an indie writer of fiction, paranormal, romance and high school love novellas. She is happy to finally release this new and fresh Vampire Romance series that gets more intense and deeper as you learn who those around Amanda really are and what they really want from her. A true romance with unexpected and mysterious outcomes. She has her own style of writing that is unconventional and speaks her words direct to the pages. Mary grew up in a small town in upstate New York and developed her imagination at a young age with a love of the unknown and its possibilities. Mary intended on the release of Tangled to be much sooner but due to some family crises with her husband losing his job, having a heart attack and a chance of Mary having throat cancer it took her longer than expected for the second book to be released. Finally here it is finished now with Mary feeling better, being cleared of cancer and her husband also feeling better and continuing his pursuit for a high school science teaching job. Scott W. Banks