The Immortal Kindred Series
Book One
by Clara Winter
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Inkspell Publishing
Date of Publication: June 25, 2018
ISBN: 978-1-945910-64-7
Number of pages: 162
Word Count: 48,903
Tagline: True love never dies
Book Description:
True love never dies. At least it doesn’t for Millicent, a once French noblewoman turned immortal vampire. Her big problem is that the love of her life was murdered before she was granted immortality. Forever is a long time to live in despair. 240 years later, she happens upon an English actor named Jack, who happens to look exactly like her dead lover.
Trying to figure out Jack’s true soul identity becomes complicated by her own uncertainty, Jack’s mortality, and the other man in Millicent’s life. Alexandre, her maker and companion, isn’t going to make it too easy for her. Millicent must decide if she’s going to continue to be led by others or take the reins and drive the outcome of her life.
Deepest Midnight is set in modern day Savannah, Ga with occasional glimpses back to 18th century France.
Book Trailer: https://youtu.be/hitN-DZvZts
Excerpt 2:
I reach into my
clutch to take out my phone. Someone may as well get lucky tonight. Before I
can begin my text, Alexandre is next to me. Being psychically linked to him
stinks sometimes. Ok, all the time. If I wasn’t so lazy, I would learn how to
shield my thoughts.
I put my phone
away. He says, “You know I hate texting.”
“Why are you
whispering? Who could possibly hear us?” I ask, in my sweetest southern belle
accent. Irritating him is what I do best, although he doesn’t always take the
bait.
“Do you see
her?” He pauses, looking around. “There she is in the back, next to the man
with the copper hair. Don’t you have a thing for gingers, Mills?” He tugs on my
arm, pointing with his other hand, as I look up.
Alexandre starts
explaining how he is going to approach her. I roll my eyes. He thinks he can
just walk up to a world-famous movie star, throw up an eyebrow, and she’ll be
stripping naked. The annoying thing is, she probably will. On the last half of
my eye roll, I lock eyes with a man who was murdered over two hundred years ago.
All the breath leaves my body.
What is it about this
book that makes it special?
Deepest Midnight is a
paranormal romance with a combination of other elements that make it unique. This
story is a second chance romance and an historical romance, as much as it is
paranormal. The story also contains a strong female friendship and deals with
reincarnation.
Millicent meets the love of her life in 18th
century France. This man, Julien, is murdered the same night she becomes a
vampire. Millicent is now an immortal being who must live an eternity without
her love. More than 200 years later she happens upon a man who looks exactly
like Julien. Does this man share a soul with the love she lost long ago or is
this all a coincidence?
I was
interested in the idea of reincarnation as it would relate to immortal beings.
If you live long enough would you come around to people you had known before?
It’s an interesting concept. Millicent learns about karmic groups; groups of
souls who are attracted to each other, time and time again. This can mean that
we will come back to those we love in this life, in the next life, and the life
after that. What a beautiful and comforting idea. However, this can also mean
we are likely to run into people we don’t like but are still somehow bound to
in a cosmic way.
The
historical element is important to this story. Scenes from Millicent’s past
illustrate her love for Julien and show the reader how it is that she became
immortal. I had a blast researching 18th century France, as I have a
penchant for historical gowns and jewels.
The
element of a strong female friendship was important to me. For me, friendships
are just as important as romantic relationships. It’s so vital to nurture
friendships with women who stand by each other, support each other, and build
each other up.
Deepest
Midnight is the result of a lot of interesting research. If you came across
someone who loved you in a past life, do you think they would love you all over
again?
About the Author:
Clara Winter grew up reading Anne of Green Gables, The Secret Garden, and Alice in Wonderland, while watching Buck Rogers, Star Trek, and Doctor Who. Writing her own stories naturally ensued. She is a wife, mother, and former school counselor, with a Master’s Degree in Counseling. Amy is from Colorado Springs, Co and currently resides in Mission Viejo, Ca.
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