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Publication Order of Vampire For Hire Books

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J. R. Rain is a well renowned fiction and mystery writer form The United States of America. Born on November 13, 1971 in Norwalk, California, the author is currently living in the Pacific Northwest with his little dog, Sally. Since childhood, the author started writing short stories and novels and when he ended up in college his portfolio has over 80 short stories and novels. After college, two weeks later actually, he got married and started his new job as an insurance claims investigator. He has a degree in anthropology that he claimed it was kind of totally useless. After many other jobs and many hard times with absolutely no money in his pockets, his wife left and he started writing his first books: Cursed, Moon Dance and Dark Horse. The author juggled a little with the Hollywood life, but after several years he gave up the international fame and moved to a small and isolated place in the Pacific Northwest where he it’s currently living a good and healthy life. He doesn’t have a wife and his most obvious pleasure is writing. In time, J.R. Rain wrote a lot of novels and short stories series like: Red Rain, Vampire for Hire; Blood Rain; Black Rain; Samantha Moon Case Files; Jim Knighthorse; The Witches Series; The Aladdin Trilogy, The Spinoza Trilogy; Nick Cane Adventures; The Psi Trilogy and many, many others. The author is the first bestseller Kindle authors and has millions of books sold around the globe.

One of the best book series that he wrote was the Vampire for Hire short stories series. The first book in this series was Moon Dance, in which the main character of this short stories series is Samantha Moon, a loving mother, wife and private investigator. She had it all: a suitable and hard worker husband, lovely kids and her hobby as her job. But things didn’t stay this way for a long time. Out of nowhere, in one night, she was attacked by a vampire. An attack that changed the course of her life: she has become a vampire. To put up a good story, she told the world she was diagnosed with a rare skin condition which makes her skin really sensitive to the sun light. So she quit her day job and she took the night shift instead. When her new, eternal life just begin, she was fighting with the blood hunger and the sun light, but she soon get hired by Kingsley Fulcrum to investigate his dearest wife’s death. After some time passed away, she will discover that Kingsley has the same dark secret like hers. No wonder he had survive the attack and only his wife died: he was a vampire, just like our Samantha Moon.

In the second book, Vampire Moon, the new vampire, Samantha Moon started hunting down a strong and powerful killer for the saving of an innocent woman life. In this book, the main character Samantha started a killing spree on her own rules and for her new kind of justice – killing the killers that kill innocent and powerless victims. Samantha started protecting a woman whose ex husband became a vampire and wanted her dead. So Samantha has involved emotionally in this case, because she knew how hard it was to lose your family. But that is not all that this new J.R. Rain book has to offer. In this second short story, the author develops a romance story, besides the vampire one, in which Samantha is having the attention of two really different men that wanted her heart. This is the start of an entire series of books that will behold a new world for the readers: a world of mystery, vicious crimes and a pure, eternal love. Also, from the Vampire for Hire series the author launched new short stories series called Samantha Moon Case Files, in with the main character is still Samantha Moon, but the story differs a lot from the other series.

Another popular book series of the author is the Witches Series, a series in which the main character is Allison Lopez who works as a psychic operator on a Hotline. The really great thing is that she is a real psychic and her life is about to change drastically after one phone. As Allison’s new abilities are growing, one day a desperate father calls for help on his daughter murder case. Allison it’s about to be caught in a wild and bloody world of the crimes and murderers.

Also, the author’s novel, Bond by Blood, that was based on the story and characters of L.J Smith was actually used for one of the episodes of the super appreciated TV series The Vampire Diaries. The novel talks about an astronomic phenomenon that only happens every 150 years and it can give supernatural creatures such much power that they will be truly invincible. This phenomenon attracts many supernatural creatures in Mystic Falls, where all the scenes of the TV series are filmed. The Vampire Diaries TV series had a huge success and it still has.

J.R. Rain is one of the most successful American author and his writings were sold in millions of copies around the world. From a no money person he managed to become a figure in the American mystery and thriller-fiction literature having millions of fans worldwide. The stories of Samantha Moon or Allison Lopez were the stories that keep his readers reviews up and he never disappoint anyone, maybe except his wife. This author’s story and his fictional stories are the ones of a bestselling person and his imagination and creativity kept the fans away from their sleep nights after nights. The books are created in such innovating ways that if you started one you have to finish them all. Even if his one of the best American paid writers, he keeps his life really simple. His story inspired many authors in fulfilling their dreams and quitting their boring and instable job in becoming real writers. J.R Rain managed to create something that some of us only dream of: a fiction world where anything it’s possible and anyone can be whatever they want to be. His writings opened our minds and it makes us think about the unknown part of the world we are all living in.