Thirsty by Tracey Bateman
If I have to admit there is a “fictional monster” I’m fascinated with, it would be the vampire. I decided to participate in a blog tour for a series of books. A vampire included in a Christian Fiction book strikes me as strange. Read the book description below. Have you read this book yet?
Thirsty
by Tracey Bateman
"Hello, I’m Nina Parker.and I’m an alcoholic." For Nina, even in recovery, the truth of the declaration has demolished her hopes and condemned her to return to the town she ran away from nearly two decades earlier-Abbey Hills, Missouri. But the place she once called home is no safe haven. A ritualistic-style murder.
Animals disappearing from the Ozark reserve where Nina works, and turning up slaughtered. And someone-or some thing-watching Nina. Wanting her. Stalking her with a 250-year-old desire that burns like a raging wildfire.
Nina’s ex-husband Hunt shows up, hoping to protect Nina and Megan, the angry teenage daughter who followed her to Missouri. But another man has entered the picture, testing Nina as she attempts to walk the tightrope of recovery-and the power of thirst. Much more than Nina Parker’s love hangs in the balance. The battle between love and obsession is destined to unfold to its startling, unforgettable end.
NOTE FROM TY: I will be posting a review soon and also check out Touched by a Vampire.
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Wow, can’t wait to read this review.
Thanks for checking out my blog AND helping me with the AVATAR.
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So many options, so much information!!!
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I don’t tend to read a lot of Vampire books, but this one sounds pretty good. I also read another review that had great things to say about Tracey’s novel. Thanks for featuring her book on your blog.
Can’t wait to read your review!!!
Patti
Hey Patti,
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I hope to add the review soon. It really is a great read. I believe this may be the first book I read by Tracey Bateman.
Sharon,
I read the first book in the Jerusalem’s Undead Trilogy series by Eric Wilson. I was really impressed with his version of a vampire story. With the way the year has gone, I haven’t had a chance to read the rest of the series. That was really the first Christian Fiction book I’ve read with vampires.