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Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable{mso-style-name:"Table Normal";mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;mso-style-noshow:yes;mso-style-priority:99;mso-style-qformat:yes;mso-style-parent:"";mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt;mso-para-margin:0in;mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;mso-pagination:widow-orphan;font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Calibri","sans-serif";}Vampirefiction is full of endless variations of the “greats” – Dracula and Lestatclones are EVERYWHERE.  Frockcoat-wearing tragic princes and cape-clad villains have been the standard ofvampire fiction for decades now.Overthe past few years, there’s been an explosion of brooding Edward Cullen clonesroaming around – check out the vampire bookshelf at your local Wal-Mart ifyou’ve missed it!There’snothing wrong with this, mind you.  Thesecharacters are copied so much because they’re successful and sell a whole tonof books – that’s the bottom line.  Theyappeal to a mass audience, and they’ll always be here.  But…Notall of us want the usual villains, princes, or teen hunks in our vampirefiction.  Some of us would rather havevampires we can understand, relate to, and even laugh with.  That’s what Unholy War and the Hollywood Vampires are all about.With UnholyWar, you’ll enjoy adventurous, interesting, and quirky characters you’ll beable to understand as human beings – real people you could sit down and have adrink with.Mostvampires aren’t much more than props – they’re just around to move the storyalong, with no real depth.  Or if they dohave depth, they’ve always got some terrible, miserable back-story that fillsthem with melancholy, remorse, and makes them hard to hang out with.Andthat’s what many readers want in vampire fiction.  More power to ‘em.  But if you’re like me, you want charactersyou can understand as PEOPLE, with real motivations, desires, and fears.  The way I see it…When you’re a vampire, you’re still the same personyou always were – just faster, stronger, and smarter than ever… and you can getaway with a whole lot more!You’llthrill to the world of Unholy Warthrough the eyes of Steele, a cocky, streetwise vampire who sings in an80’s-style rock ‘n roll band, hangs out with his group of (often-wacky)friends, and has a girlfriend he’s madly in love with.Thoughhe’s an immortal, Steele’s a person just like you and I.  He laughs, he dreams, and he cherishes hisfriends and his city.  At the end of theday, Steele just wants to be happy.Sowhen the brutal, old-world cultists of the Crimson Order come Los Angelesintending to conquer the city’s hard-rocking modern vampires, Steele feels theweight of the world land squarely on his shoulders.Whenthe you-know-what hits the fan, Steele’s friends all look to him to lead themthrough this chaos – he’s not the biggest or the strongest, but his friendsdepend on him just the same.  It’s a tonof pressure when your loved ones are in trouble and they need your help, isn’tit?WhileSteele has to deal with dead-eyed vampire monsters called revenants, hostilewerewolves, and wild-eyed zealots instead of taxes or car payments, the heart-clenching,stomach-twisting worry he feels is no different than yours or mine.  This is because…Steele’s not a cold, uncaring monster or a whiny wimpwho’s always weeping – he’s a man who’s afraid for the people he loves… and he’s ready to do anything to protect them.Whenyou’re looking out for your friends and family, you quickly find out it ain’teasy at the top.  That doesn’t changewhen you’re a vampire.Unlikemost vampire fiction, Steele doesn’t worry about the moralities of drinkingblood or wondering whether or not he’s “the bad guy” – he’s gotta do what he’sgotta do.  It’s all about standing up forthe people you love.Just as you sacrifice for your loved ones, so doesSteele – they’re depending on him to pull them through this crisis, and he’snot gonna let them down by hiding in a coffin and crying.It’svampire fiction that’s not focused on stereotypical vampires – it’s vampirefiction that’s focused on PEOPLE who happen to be vampires.  It’s a small, but powerful distinction, andthe difference between delivering you yet another cookie-cutter tale or givingyou something totally new and unique.Steele and the Hollywood Vampires are people who love, laugh and just want tolive their lives.  They cuss, jokearound, and do things they probably shouldn’t – the same as you – and enjoy agood night out on the town.They’repeople you’ll come to know, laugh with, and care about through the excitingtwists and turns of Unholy War.Somuch vampire fiction misses out on the human element.  Not everybody cares about – or even likes –cape-wearing villains climbing through windows, tragic princes moping around in18th century clothes, or moody forever-teens.Justbecause everybody else likes ‘em doesn’t mean WE do.  I want characters I can UNDERSTAND.Withcharacters you’ll truly care about – like Steele and his lovably loony bestfriend Stacey – vampire fiction becomes a totally new experience!It’slike seeing one of your friends in trouble – you’re cheering them on, hopingthey succeed, and when the going gets rough… you really do FEEL it.AsGregory A. Martin III from San Bernadino, California recently told me…Yourvampires feel like REAL PEOPLE who just happen to be vampires, instead ofwalking plot devices that I want to see get staked after 5 pages. Like JossWhedon did with Angel and Spike, you've got vampires that are worth getting toknow better. If vampires were real, they'd be like Steele and Stacey, notLestat and Edward. Bravo!Whosays vampires can’t be people, too?  Ifyou’re feeling it, if you’re hungry for vampire fiction loaded with characterswho are more than just “walking plot devices,” come sink your fangs in Unholy War at…Unholy WarYou’llbe thrilling to the adventures of Steele and his friends in less than fourminutes from now!