We decided to use our TV series episodes as templates for film scripts and novels. I used my newfound skills as a writer to help with my depression. Then after an accident at work, I was forced into early retirement due to disability. We struggled most nights and all through weekends to come up with 22 episodes only for the company to go bust. We were approached by a film company to write a paranormal TV series. Due to our love of books, my wife and I dabbled in writing for some years as a hobby. We both love Stephen King and had read many of his books and enjoyed their transition to the screen. I live with my wife, Shirlee Anne in a pretty coastal town in South Wales, UK.

Desperate, she forges an alliance with her true love, a gorgeous young doctor treating her.īut her nemesis is out there somewhere, relishing the hunt for her blood – and nothing will stop him from becoming Eternal. Her true self, Eternal, emerges in brief flashes of awareness to protect her from the horrors of this terrifying prison. She awakens in a tiny room trapped and defenceless with amnesia, but something deep in her subconscious yearns to be set free by the next full moon – the date of her Eternal Birthday. But he follows her unmistakable scent and massacres all that dare protect his supply of Eternal blood. She outwits him and escapes to a chateau in the hope of reaching maturity. She is held captive by the hybrid vampire she created and slowly drained of her pure blood to keep his addiction in check. A young woman is nearing her Eternal Vampire state as her birthday approaches. Who wouldn’t? Here, he’s been kind enough to come and visit us again with his new novel, Luna Sanguis. I’m sure you remember Simon Okill and his novel Nobody Loves a Bigfoot Like a Bigfoot Babe. Yes, I have a guest author, but he’s coming to talk to us about his new release. Today, Friday, I bring you something a bit special.

Luna Sanguis by Simon Okill