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Author Insight
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In The Crimson Cure, I allowed the main character to set the tone of the story. Elandra Wells has the overwhelming belief that everyone would feel like her if they were accidentally turned into a vampire. She never considers that her opinion could be wrong. She thinks that people will be grateful to her when she creates a cure. Dr. Wells doesn't even think about what her cure might do--the side effects. I loved penning a MC who thought she was wholeheartedly right. She looked at her own circumstances and placed her feelings upon everyone.
Book Excerpt
The Crimson Cure
First, I had to solve the riddle of my formula. I’d agonized over the chemistry for over a year. I’d run trials on lab rats, but each time I failed. The bags of headless rodents filling the dumpster in the alley were a testament to my botched experiments. I had had no choice. New York didn’t need vampire vermin.
I knew I would be successful if I could figure out the right elements and conceive the proper formula. Once again, I’d have a future as a human. Not a bloodsucking fiend doomed to subsist for an eternity alone.
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