"Amusing satirical tale that pokes fun at the romance book industry"
Luc started by writing historical books that have been well
received by universities, in which academia applauded his
eye for detail as if he were there; which he was.
Recently, he has written three "fictional" accounts of
romances that are actually biographies of family members. Last year Luc's long time editor passed away replaced by
his assistant Kate Leever. She wants Luc to go on tour,
but he ignores her, feeling she will not use him to make
her career. However, Kate arrives at his home to push her
position in person, believing a tour would push sales to
stratospheric levels. However, his traveling phobia has
more to do with a certain vampiric condition that makes him
need to hide somewhat from the public, though Kate pushes
him to attend the RT convention. Soon Luc wants to come
out of the vampire closet because he has the craving to
write one more happy ending love story starring himself and
his editor. SINGLE WHITE VAMPIRE is an amusing satirical tale that
pokes fun at the romance book industry. The story line
leaves no book uncovered as it barrels though icons in a
humorous manner. The lead couple is a charming duet who
finds love in the obvious locale, the annual RT
convention. Romance readers and industry insiders will
apreciate this tale that ironically spoofs the genre that
has brought acclaim to author Lynsay Sands. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted August 10, 2003
SummarySWM—Successful biographer of family; books recently
categorized as "paranormal romances." Doesn't like
sunbathing, garlicky dinners or religious symbols. Likes
old-fashioned values; spicy Mexican dishes; warm, nice-
smelling necks and plump red lips. Currently unaware he's
seeking a woman to share eternity.
SWF—Newest editor of Romance at Roundhouse
Publishing. Has recently discovered a legacy author dying
to be broken out. (The tall, dark, handsome writer just
needs go to romance conventions and be introduced to his
fans.) Dislikes "difficult, rude, obnoxious pig-headed
writers." Currently unaware she's met the man of her
wildest dreams.
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