Bio:
EPPIE award winning author Liz Jasper writes mysteries and YA novels in California
near hiking trails and good public libraries, in a house where
chocolate is welcome and the resident cat gets fatter and lazier every
year. Why does Liz add a bit of paranormal to her books? With a career
path that has gone from teaching middle school science to economics and
finance, writing about blood-sucking demons was only natural.
Product description:
Q: What will e-readers like about your book?
Q: What will e-readers like about your book?
I
get a lot of comments from mystery readers who don't usually read
vampire books but love UNDERDEAD because it makes them laugh. UNDERDEAD
is a cozy mystery about a beleaguered young teacher who is bitten by a
vampire who doesn't quite do the job, leaving her almost undead. The
vampires are for comic relief and intrigue, and the mostly complicate
the heck out of Jo's life. Jo doesn't want to be a vampire. She does NOT
find the whole sexy-vampire thing appealing. There's a love triangle
that goes through the books, too, because I like a little romance with
my mysteries. Will, the vampire, is really a perfect guy for her--except
for the bit about wanting her undead. And the detective who wants her
to stay HER (i.e. not finish turning into a vampire) is also perfect for
her, or would be if they had
met under
different circumstances. UNDERDEAD won the EPPIE award for Best Mystery
and is the first in the series. The sequel, UNDERDEAD IN DENIAL is also
out now and I'm working on #3. Appropriate for ages 13+. (Teens tend to
steal it from their parents, go figure.)
Q: Why
did you go indie? My publisher decided to shift focus away from
mysteries so I got my rights back and went indie. A little like going
rogue but with better chocolate. My books are reaching a big audience
now and I love that.
Q: Who
are your favorite authors in your genre? I read a lot of books. Off the
top of my head, Janet Evanovich (she understands the importance of
birthday cake), Joanne Dobson (I don't understand why she isn't
famous) and Cindy Sample (light and fun).
Link to web site or blog or Amazon/Smashwords
This sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteI love the title.