The Vypers — April M. Reign

The Vypers�" Disciples of the Damned


Note to the reader: Due to the overwhelming demand by the readers for a full-length novel of Disciples of the Damned, I have made some changes in the setup of the series. The Seasons will now be composed of four (4) short stories and a season finale full-length novel.

Get ready for the Vampire Biker Series

Reign takes you into the world of vampires, werewolves and outlaw motorcycle clubs in this fast-paced paranormal series


DESCRIPTION:
The Vypers Episode 2
Dominic takes Shane up on his offer only to find himself working secretly for The Vypers in order to get information that will bring him closer to Florin.


REVIEWS
“In this era of funny, romantic, and sensitive vampires (all of which I like) it is nice every once in a while to get back to an old fashioned gritty vampire. This is exactly what you get with April's story of Dominic, a recently resurrected vampire. Dominic finds that life as he knew it over 200 years ago is gone. In place of horses and carriages are chrome and steel motorcycles. Dominic arises with revenge on his mind and he has no intention of following the rules.”
Efinn1 (Amazon Reviewer)

A Q&A with Author April M. Reign

Q.You are very prolific. What's your secret for getting so much work done?


A. My secret is consistency. Every day, I sit in front of my laptop and I write. I may only write 200 words (on a bad day) or 3000 words (on a good day) but there is never a day that goes by when I don't write.


Q. Who are some of your favorite authors?


A. I fell in love with reading at the age of fourteen. I started the series Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews. That series sparked this insatiable need to read more. Over time, I've read and enjoyed books by: Nora Roberts, Stephen King, James Patterson, Sandra Brown, Jude Deveraux, And many more.


Q. Are there any new authors that have grasped your interest?


A. With the increase of indie authors, there are gems everywhere. I've enjoyed books like The Body Departed by J.R. Rain and Divergent by Veronica Roth. I recently read The Edge to Never by J.A. Redmerski.


Q. From the looks of it, you have five series and several standalone books in different genres and you're branching out into horror. Which genre do you enjoy the most?


A. So far, I've written in Romance, Mystery thrillers, Sci-Fi, Urban Paranormal, and supernatural horror. Each genre has fulfilled my need to dabble in categories across the board. I don't have a favorite genre. I thrive in the elements of the story and the characters. I do have to admit, I love the adrenaline rush of writing a fast-paced fight scene.


For more information and future book releases, you may visit April at her website: www.aprilmreign.com