BLOOD MAJIK

by DINO SIMONETTI

Overview

Wanting someone to control forever can have deadly ramifications-“Blood Majik”

How do you control someone? Ask a witch, grab a dove and pray you don’t piss anyone off “Blood Majik”

Hecate is the guard between the realms, your meddling with dark magic left the door open-Ba’Gatz smells blood “Blood Majik” stay tuned

A witch with power beyond belief tricked into a ritual she ought not be playing with. “Blood Majik

Girls and their toys, boys will be boys; blood-let a dove and invite demons to tea!! “Blood Majik”

A demon on the run, a demon with a mission, a demon with a warped sense of justice “Blood Majik” out soon in e-book format stay tuned

A tattoo with a hidden power, a fox with attitude, a rare blood type-sounds like a recipe for disaster “Blood Majik”

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014734370
Publisher:	By Noble Hands
Publication date:	06/20/2012
Series:	The Witches and Demons of Clay Mountain , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	398 KB

About the Author

About the author
Dino Simonetti hails from Winthrop Massachusetts, a small town that juts out into Boston Harbor. Simonetti lived out his first 28 years in this historical town and can recall stories about things that go bump in the night, passed down to him over the years. He moved to another well-known and richly historical area, the city of Salem Massachusetts. It is in Salem, the seed for this story spawned. Starting out as a 'gross-me-out' joke with a friend, it evolved over the subsequent 21 years. Each year, his imagination made the story line become more and more twisted and convoluted, until he put together a tale that will run into several parts and top the 3000 page mark. This first installment, Blood Majic, lays the groundwork for the mystery, the horror, and the suspense all rabid horror enthusiasts will enjoy following, in the end, hopefully leaving them breathless.

Simonetti creates a concrete, believable world as a backdrop for the wild things that occur. He creates a consistent narrative voice and shows a talent for unfolding a plot in a way that is both exciting and organic. Suspense is surprisingly difficult to write but he is able to pull it off. There is a large cast of characters, which is always a challenge to manage, and he manages to keep them clear for the reader to follow; as he says it, everyone knows these types of people in everyday life. His prose is smooth and easy to follow and his portrayal of a mid-size city and its inhabitants feels authentic. His writing creates its own world and he is able to convince the reader not that it did happen but that it could happen. Overall it will be an enjoyable read--keep the lights on for this one!!
Mr. Simonetti currently lives in Layton Utah & can be contacted at