Bleeding Indy

Vampires are disappearing in Indianapolis, IN without a trace! Sylvia Stone, a medical examiner and necromancer, suddenly finds herself in the midst of the investigation. Her only choice is to find the vampires, or disappear with them.

"If I’d just been born a normal human, then being a medical examiner wouldn’t be so bad. But no! I’m a necromancer, born with the power to raise the dead. As a result, more than my colleagues scrutinize my case files on supernatural-related deaths. It’s not as though I chose to be born with this extra ability, and I surely didn’t ask to have the Supernatural District interested in me. But for now, I’ll just have to deal with life as it is, and hope it doesn’t bite me in the butt." -Sylvia Stone Sylvia Stone, M.D. is the expert when it comes to supernatural-related deaths in Indianapolis, Indiana. Unlike her colleagues, Sylvia is a necromancer, which sometimes makes her job a little more complicated – especially when officials call on her from time to time to raise the dead. One night after raising a dead man to settle a contested will, a friend escorts Sylvia to a meeting with the Vampire Governor of Indianapolis. While worried she might have unintentionally done something to offend the Vampire Governor, she reluctantly goes to the meeting. When he asks her to help locate four vampires who have disappeared, her anxiety only grows. Now she must try to locate these vampires, and pray she doesn’t disappear with them.

Siobhan Stevens was born in Indianapolis, Indiana in 1987. She received most of her early schooling in Greencastle, IN until her family moved to Battle Creek, MI in 2000. She attended Eastern Michigan University and received a bachelor’s degree in Japanese Language and Culture, with a minor in Language, Literature, and Writing, in 2009. She currently lives and works in Grove City, Ohio. Bleeding Indy, Siobhan’s first book, is the beginning of a series based in the supernatural realm. When she’s not working or writing, Siobhan enjoys spending time with her family and friends, playing with her Labrador Retriever, practicing the harp, and finding inspiration and ideas for her books.