Life is funny. There are no reviews for a long time, then they come in two at a time. Besides the wonderful review for Vampire in Denial today, I also received a fantastic review for Hide’n Go Seek today.

Aobibliosphere wrote - another thing i love about this second book is that the killer’s identity is never revealed until the last few pages. i was absolutely surprised to find out who and i never saw it coming. the way the author lined up a list of suspects and created scenarios to either make the reader eliminate or incriminate one or two was a stroke of genius.

And I LOVE this part - a word of caution: one should never start reading Dale Mayer’s books at midnight! i promise you, you will not stop until you get to the end. you might lose some sleep like i did but it is so worth it.  

Hide’n Go Seek is a sure-fire entertaining thriller and comes highly recommended!

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I love getting good reviews and I love finding people who love my work and my characters.

Jenny from VampChix read and reviewed Vampire in Denial and posted the review today – HERE.  A few highlights of the review include -

 From the moment it started I was hooked. I loved how it started with Tessa being so different that she did not feel like she fit in with anyone and showed that she was so special. I thought the action in the book was great and the strong will of Tessa to fight for something she knew to be important even when the others doubted her.

And…

Of course, there is a cliff hanger ending that is fantastic because it means there are more books about this great character to come! I can’t wait! I would recommend this for any high school or older reader as it is totally appropriate and fantastic.

This, people, is why I write!

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Hi everyone,

My YA/Adult crossover book, VAMPIRE IN DENIAL is on for free for 3 days at Amazon.com – here’s the link - http://amzn.com/B005FIRJTC

Book 2 is at the editors and will be out in April!

Enjoy!

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It’s a Dog’s Life

This is a NOVELLA of approximately 24,000 words = 70 odd pages.

It’s the first day of Ninna’s job in the local animal shelter…and a dog is talking to her. Not just any dog…a fat, old, smart-alecky Basset Hound who says his name is Mosey.

She can’t quit, she needs this job. And then there’s the yummy vet. Who turns out to live across the street from her in a much bigger house than her tiny house. Big enough to hold a few animals – including the mouthy Mosey. With all this going on, she doesn’t have time to worry about the rash of break-ins and the sense of being watched. She’s too busy worrying that she’s nuts.

When Ninna agrees to dog sit for the cute vet from work, she sees it as a trial at being a pet owner and a way to build on her budding relationship with the vet. For Mosey, this weekend means time to get to know each other.

For the stalker who’s tracking Ninna’s movements, it means…opportunity.

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In Cassie’s Corner

Cassie’s best friend, bad boy Todd, is gone. Gone as in dead. Gone as in ghost.

But she doesn’t realize that when he wakes her in her bedroom and begs her not to believe what they say about him. It’s not until the next day when her parents tell her about the accident that she learns the truth…

The police believe Todd was living up to the family name, drinking and driving and coming to a predictable end. It’s up to her to find out the truth and clear his name.

Todd is shocked at his sudden change in circumstances…and angry. He struggles with his new ghostly reality, realizing all he’s lost as he watches his brother build a relationship with Cassie as the two pair up to find out what really happened to him.

The truth isn’t always pretty, and Cassie has to be stronger than ever before. Especially when the whole world seems to be against her.

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Hide’n Go Seek was reviewed by Bookerella and she LOVED it.  Thankfully, LOL.

While I enjoyed the first book in the series, Hide’n Go Seekcompletely blew me away. The suspense had me on the edge of my seat, praying that they would find the victims in time. It really rekindled my love for romantic suspense and I absolutely can’t wait to find out where the series takes us next!

Where is this and so much more of a review?  Here - http://www.bookerellareviews.com/

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I’m honored that Tuesday’s  Child has been nominated as -

BEST PNR – PSYCHIC TALENT  (2011)

If you’d like to vote for me, click on the Banners and they will take you to my voting page.  Thank you!!!!

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Vampire in Denial was reviewed by My Guilty Obsession.  Her review is posted on her blog here  - http://myguiltyobsession.blogspot.com/2011/10/indie-book-of-week-vampire-in-denial-by.html

Highlights of her review include:

It was such a great book! Imaginative and refreshing. Just something different and fun in the vampire YA genre.

Thanks!

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I did a book barrage for my new release Hide’n Go Seek these last couple of days, and it’s on one more blog today. So if you are still looking for a chance to win a free copy of Hide’n Go Seek, stop by The Phantom Paragraph!  Here’s their link - http://thephantomparagrapher.blogspot.com/2011/10/vbt-hide-n-go-seek-dale-mayer-win-copy.html

Good luck!

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