The Crimson Countess Creative Blog Tour: Why You Should Read This Vampire Paranormal Romance + an Intl Giveaway!

Hi everyone! Today I’m excited to participate in the Creative Blog Tour for The Crimson Countess by Brynn Myers hosted by MTMC Tours! The Crimson Countess is an Adult Gothic Romance inspired by the tales of the Blood Countess, Elizabeth Báthory, and it will be republished on June 5, 2021 from Indigo Ink Publications.

The Crimson Countess by Brynn Myers
Published by Indigo Ink Publications on July 1st, 2019
Genres: Adult, Gothic, Paranormal Romance
Format: eBook
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Source: Author, MTMC Tours

I received this book for free from Author, MTMC Tours in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

When a god and a vampire queen desire you, things can get complicated.

Nola Blair is a free-spirited artist who’s been offered a hefty sum to create a unique piece for a party at Elizabeth Bathory’s ruined castle. It’s an assignment she declined––twice. However, at the behest of her sister and her best friend, she finally gave in, choosing her career over her annoyance with the misogynist ass trying to secure her services.

Erzsebet Bathory has been trapped for centuries and would do anything to escape, including using her own son, Paul, to do her bidding. Soon she’ll be free and take her place among the ferals as their queen.

Andrik Kane had no idea his life would change when he saved Nola from a band of rogue vampires. Charged with the hunting of ferals and their creators, one broken rule and the blood of a beautiful brunette in distress ends up giving him more than he ever bargained for.

One wants her blood, the other wants her to be his. Who will decide Nola’s fate?

… Why you should read The Crimson Countess (with quotes & GIFs!) …

The Crimson Countess is an intriguing paranormal story full of vampires, drama, romance, Gods and even an exciting art gallery event that you do not want to miss! After Nola Blair was attacked by rogue vampires, she was rescued by Andrik Kane who in order to save her, does the unthinkable (bonds himself to her, a human!). And that’s how this story starts, followed up by chaos and an incredibly engaging plot!

“I am reminded that another day has dawned in this hell I’m forced to endure. Time should be irrelevant by now, but it is not. It has been four years since I’ve been locked away in this room. Four long years since my lover betrayed me—”

Meet Erzsebet Bathory, the villainess of this story with a twist from the widely known historical female murderer. After hundreds of years being locked up inside a portrait and being a vampire herself, she is creating an army of female vampires to take over the world with the help of her untrustworthy son Paul. These two very unlikeable characters are quite despicable, but were very interesting to read about. They both have their eyes on poor Nola, who happens to be their key to taking over the world when they ask her, her sister Quinn and best friend Arianna to create a unique art piece for their evil plans. I really liked that we got to see both sides of this story and even a bit of history that reminded us who Bathory was.

“Nola slammed her fridge with a huff. The last thing she wanted to do was leave the apartment after dark, but this was an emergency. She was out of milk, rocky-road fudge ice cream, and eggs—and a girl couldn’t go without breakfast, lunch, and dinner.”

Now we have Nola Blair! I really liked her, she is a quirky outspoken artist and works alongside her twin sister Quinn and best friend Arianna in an art gallery. I loved their character dynamics, this trio really cared for each other and I thought their interactions were fun to read about. They had no problem to easily irritate the incredibly rude Paul when he came along to inquire about a piece of art and they even continued to defend themselves from him.

“It was then he vowed to embrace his duty. No feral would be given a second chance; once turned, Andrik would be their death. The only thing that gave him any comfort in this moment, was the facts Erzsebet would never be free to kill humans again.”

And last, but not least, there is Andrik Kane. And with him we get to meet several elite vampires including Reese and Thea, whom I really liked. Their number one goal is to keep away the rogue vampires so they cannot cause any harm. Andrik’s plans quickly change though, when he saves Nola and binds himself to her. I enjoyed reading about this darker vampires, they can walk during daylight, eat human food and transport themselves to other places through evanescing (I thought that was pretty cool and convenient).
The ever gentleman, Andrik vows to protect Nola now and that’s how he quickly discovers there is something odd going on and he is determined to find out what!

All in all, I enjoyed reading this fast paced vampire book. It was action packed, full of twists and turns, and I also appreciated the bits of humor inside this paranormal romance. So if you enjoy reading books with those elements, The Crimson Countess might be just for you!!!

INTL Blog Tour Giveaway!

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Grand Prize:
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– 10 readers will win a digital copy of The Crimson Countess!

This is open internationally & it ends on June 26th, 2021 at 11:59pm EST.

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Tour Schedule:

June 14 – The Reader and the Chef
June 15 – ShelfLove
June 16 – Bookish Bellee
June 17 – Paper Fury
June 18 – Ramblingmads
June 18 – Her Bookish Obsession
June 19 – MTMC Tours
June 19 – Elle cheshire
June 20 – Bibliosini
June 21 – Yours A-fiction-ately1
June 21 – Sprinkled With Words
June 22 – Vanilla Moon Books
June 23 – Brinn’s Books

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