I’ve gotten in a bad habit of leaving my phone in the car or letting the batter run out for days. Has gotten me in some trouble with family. I’ve never actually been one to talk on the phone, so it’s more of a life long habit. After all, I’m a writer, not a speaker. [...]
WHOO HOO!!! The Courier is a co-winner in the Textnovel Online Fiction Contest with Catherine Mambretti, author of Chalk Ghost, about “a ghost trying to unravel the mystery of her own death, which also turns out to be the only way she can save a young, deaf Chippewa mother named Lily Whitehorse and her infant [...]
WHOO HOO!! The Courier has been selected as a FINALIST in the Textnovel Online Fiction Contest. You can still support The Courier by subscribing to the story and voting a thumbs up at http://www.textnovel.com/story_detail.php?story_id=864.
The Courier has been selected as a semi-finalist in the Textnovel Online Fiction Contest. Support The Courier by voting a thumbs up at http://www.textnovel.com/story_detail.php?story_id=864.
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W. J. Howard is the author of the award winning novel, The Courier, a Twitter novel series. She writes a mix of fantasy, horror and paranormal, with a bit of comedy thrown in. Recently she has begun writing the vampire serial novel, Bloodleggers, on Blood Reads eZine with her long time buddy R.J. Robyn.
Barry has just lost his fourth jobs in the past year. Desperate for employment, he accepts the first position he’s offered over the phone, driver for OTG Courier Services. Shortly after meeting his new boss, a tiny yet fiery old lady named Margery, she coerces him into signing an questionable employment contract he soon regrets. 
The Courier Blog
FBI Agent William Knox is sent to Denver to investigate a rash of missing persons. There he meets indentured vampire, Regina Todd, working for a bloodlegger to pay off her father’s gambling debts. They soon discover that thirty years prior, vampire elders imposed a prohibition on pure human blood to control the vampire population and avoid exposure to evolving crime scene investigation techniques. As a result, William and Regina must put their lives on the line to unravel a dark maze of crime syndicates and secret blood running that threatens both vampire and humankind.
Bloodlegger’s Blog
May 10, 2010
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