Who needs a book on dating a vampire? Well, Bella Swan and Sookie Stackhouse to name just two. They are fortunate to have vampire boyfriends. But what the heroines of Twilight and True Blood don't have and could use is some advice on getting along with them. Everything they and every other red-blooded American girl (and guy) wants to know about finding a dreamy blood-drinker and keeping him is within How to Catch and Keep a Vampire: A Step-by-Step Guide to Loving The Bad and the Beautiful. And who better to introduce mortal readers to the world of dating a 21st century vampire than a few mouth-watering immortals? The cast includes: Ethan, with his aquamarine eyes and supernaturally seductive piano playing. Mordred, classically cruel, dark, and handsome, with a thing for black leather gloves. His entrancingly cute carrot-topped friend Adam, as sweet as Mordred is scary. Gunnar, with his rich, golden hair, and dastardly but delightful knack for getting his way. The experienced and fascinating Colin, with his exquisite latte-colored skin and exotic beauty. The eccentric but gorgeous Aidan, purveyor of ancient magic. And enigmatic Conner, with his deep, dark eyes and protective soul. These undead charmers will win the hearts and minds of readers everywhere, and author Diana Laurence will be their expert guide.
Diana recently published her new mainstream novel "Aggie's Nine Heroes," in paperback and ebook versions (www.dianalaurence.com/A9H.html). This story of a girl who realizes her dream of creating a real-life team of heroes is the author's personal favorite. All proceeds of sales go to support the microlending charity Kiva.org, which is just the sort of thing Aggie would have done if she had written a book. The novel was a winner in the 2011 Hollywood Book Festival competition.
Many readers first discovered Diana with the 2009 release of the very popular "How to Catch and Keep a Vampire: A Step-by-Step Guide to Loving the Bad and the Beautiful" from Sellers Publishing.
But Diana has been publishing imaginative romance fiction since 2004, and was already known for her 2007 vampire romance novel "Bloodchained" (www.bloodchained.com). Set in a Renaissance-style locale, the book explores the world of the Roicans, a blood-drinking race with unique, romantic origins. Diana has also released the spin-off comic book "Sign of the Bloodletters," (January 2009, illustrated by CC Rogers) and the sequel novel "Bloodchained II: The Secret of Secrets" (October 2009).
Diana's other novels are "Looking on Darkness" (2009), a contemporary thriller about psychic vampirism; "Souls' Embrace," a paranormal fantasy romance (2004); and "The Resurrection of Captain Eternity" (1998), a contemporary romance re-released for Kindle in 2010.
Diana is also known for her "Soulful Sex" series of tasteful erotic romance story collections. She calls her style "erotica with soul" and pursues the goal of showing how sex can possess a truly spiritual beauty. To date there are four paperback collections in the series (seven for Kindle).
Diana has also produced a deck of romance fortune telling cards featuring her characters, "Diana's Deck."
Diana's novella "Gift of Flesh," her Star Wars fan fiction book "The Golden Padawan," her popular and award-winning story "The Scarlet Shackle," and other selected works are available free from the Living Beyond Reality Press READ FREE Project (www.livingbeyondreality.com/readfree).
Visit Diana's website at www.dianalaurence.com, and her blog at www.dianalaurence.blogspot.com.



