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Meet Wenona Hulsey, Author of the BLOOD BURDEN Series…If You Dare

Posted on 11.01.12 | Holly Robinson | Leave a Comment

First off, thanks so much for letting me chat on your site, Holly! Your journey along the writing road was very interesting to read in your bio. It’s amazing how many different avenues of the writing world you’ve touched. I can only hope to have that much success as time flies by.

Oh, and I guess by now readers are saying who is this rambler? I’m Wenona Hulsey, author of the Blood Burden series that can be found on Amazon and B&N. I’m an avid reader and a writer who loves to thrill her readers and keep them guessing what will happen next. A great read shouldn’t be predictable so let me start out by telling you what you WILL NOT find in my series—A weak woman waiting for a prince to save her…NO. A relationship that could be classified as stalking in the court of law…NO. Sparking vampires…ABSOLUTLY NOT.

The Blood Burden Series is about a small town woman with what she thinks is a slightly off kilter mind-reading ability brought on by the stress of losing her mother to cancer. But as time moves on her powers start to evolve, develop, and grow into something much, much more. A war is brewing under the surface of the world we know and Nicole is the key weapon. She will have to decide whether she should embrace the powers along with the unusual other-worldly trainers sent to her or try to bury who she is risking all she loves.

Inside the pages of this series you WILL find, mystery, heart break, test of loyalty, and romance that will keep you enthralled to the very last word. I mix Irish folklore and southern tradition into a setting with modern day fae and ancient warriors (the smoking hot kilt wearing kind) to take you into a completely new world that I hope you will enjoy.
Thanks you all so much for spending a moment with me. Be sure to connect with me out in the social networking world after you check out my books. I love to chat with readers!
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BIO:
Author Wenona Hulsey spends her time scaling roof tops, kicking bad guy tail and rescuing small kittens from tree tops. But during the time when she isn’t asleep, she’s a mother of two beautiful children and works a full time day job. She lives vicariously through great books and creates magical worlds in her spare time. She is also an avid social networker who loves to meet new people.

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Holly Robinson is a novelist, journalist and celebrity ghost writer. She and her husband have five children and a stubborn Pekingese. They currently divide their time between Massachusetts and Prince Edward Island, and are crazy enough to be fixing up old houses one shingle at a time in both places.

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