Blood: A Paranormal Dark Fantasy Romance for Adults

This dark fantasy romance from new award winning epic fantasy and dark fantasy writer Jean Lowe Carlson explores sacrifice and love via sex and magic, in the style of Jacqueline Carey's Kushiel Series and Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series. With a deep storytelling style similar to Patrick Rothfuss' Kingkiller Chronicles and a flavor of fairytale magic, the Three Days of Oblenite dark fantasy trilogy is typical of Ms. Carlson's style, of writing complex and emotional fantasy and sci fi for adults. Desperation and addiction collide in this twisted yet riveting tale of love, despair, and dark power in the manner of Anne Rice or Stephen King. Life and death reside in the hands of brilliant surgeon Aulen, until he discovers his blood can heal. A madness of determination takes him down to the blue lights of the harrowing underworld catacombs, to play angelus and savior to the dejected. Ruining his life and turning him into one of the haunted, Aulen descends into the pleasurable sting of the needle, spilling his blood to save the fallen. And when he surrenders completely to his blood, is there any saint in the underworld's darkness who can redeem him? What Readers Are Saying: "Jean Lowe Carlson does it again! I really enjoyed it, and once I got into it, I couldn't put it down. The book sucked me in and I could barely come up for air until I reached the conclusion." Adrienne M., Goodreads Review "Such a twisting and turning through the dark passages this doctor follows was such a nail biter!! I think this one was the best I have read so far!!" Cindy S., Goodreads Review "Blood was a dark book with an obsession I would have never thought of. This is a book you will have a hard time setting down!" Katrina K, Goodreads Review

About the Author

Join Jean's email list at http://jeanlowecarlson.com/ for updates about new releases, ARCs, short story freebies, and Jean's latest book reviews and videos! Award-winning author Jean Lowe Carlson writes adventurous epic fantasy fiction with a dark twist. Her raw worlds remind one of Patrick Rothfuss, Clive Barker, Brent Weeks, Anne Rice, and Robin Hobb. Jean holds a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine (ND), and has a keen awareness of psychology and human behavior, using it to paint vivid characters set amidst nations in turmoil or societies with riveting secrets. Exciting, challenging, and passionate, her novels take the reader upon dire adventures while exploring deep human truths. In 2016, she was the recipient of the Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist medal for her dark fantasy "Tears".

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