Marion G Harmon

Bite Me: Big Easy Nights Marion G Harmon

Publisher Marketing: It was supposed to be a working vacation... For Jacky Bouchard (aka, Artemis: vampire, former night-stalking dark avenger, and reluctant superhero), a trip to the Big Easy was a chance to solidify her new Bouchard identity, meet the grandmother she didn't know she had, and do a favor for the New Orleans Police Department by helping them keep an eye on their local vampires. Watching a bunch of fashion-obsessed goths with fangs should have been easy, but now she's dressing in black and sleeping in a coffin even though living the whole Fiend of The Night stereotype makes her want to vomit. And for someone working undercover, she is getting attacked a lot. When Jacky learns that a master vampire capable of siring progeny with his blood (an urban myth-vampires don't reproduce that way) may be haunting New Orleans, she decides to go hunting. But the streets of the French Quarter are dangerous when you don't know who is hunting you, and Jacky finds herself in trouble up to her neck and needing all the help she can get... Contributor Bio:  Harmon, Marion G Marion G. Harmon (Marion for his great-grandfather, George for his father), is a former financial advisor and sometime bagpipe player living in Las Vegas. Wearing the Cape was his first novel, quickly followed by Villains Inc. and Bite Me: Big Easy Nights, and Young Sentinels. Small Town Heroes is his fifth book, fourth in the Wearing the Cape series, and he guarantees that there will be more stories to come set in the Post-Event world. He also promises that he will get to his comic space opera science fiction story, Worst Contact. Really.