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vampire mother
Deprived as a Human
Denied as a Vampire

coming august 2026
Being turned into a vampire didn’t stop Serena Maxwell’s desperate need to become a mother.
It didn’t stop her despair over not being who she was always meant to be.
And it certainly didn’t stop her friends from caring about her.
It did stop her people-pleasing, her adherence to man's laws and her tolerance of those who would try to control her.
While her eccentric neighbor, Dottie, tries to solve the mystery of who turned her, Serena struggles to come to terms with her new existence and the fact that her dream of motherhood is over now that her body is dead.
Unless she can find another way, that is.
One that won’t get her killed by the Arcane Guild. Or the vampire who reluctantly took her in. Or the assassin who was hired to send her to her final death.
Set in the supernatural town of Redbower and its surroundings, Vampire Mother is perfect for fans of bloodthirsty vampires, strong female heroines, found families and snarky humor.
Depression; Sucks
How to Turn the Depression Demon into a Creature of Fucking Beauty

Depression; Sucks
Here's what's inside:
Practical realistic advice
Fiona's personal story
Artists inspiration
Treatment alternatives
Depression F#@king Sucks. Most of us know this, it's not news. What might be news to many of us though, is the idea that Depression doesn't have to be something you need to get rid of, in other words, something you need to recover from. In fact, in many cases, a full recovery from Depression is simply not possible.
It's like Herpes. Once you've got it, it's always going to be there. Lurking in the background. Like a bad smell.
Isn't it a much better idea to use your Depression? Use it as a muse to create something beautiful like art, literature, or even a doily for the kitchen table?
Or as the author refers to it: Turn the demon Depression into a Creature of Fucking Beauty.

"An easy to read self-help type book"
"This book was well written and easy to read. The author has Depression and so actually understands it and how it manifests. The worksheets and instructions are clear and easy to follow. The author uses her own stories interspersed as well" - Monique Westwood