Rabbit : Chasing Beth Rider

from KrisiK

The real significance of the expression "truth is stranger than fiction" becomes apparent to novelist Beth Rider one seemingly normal evening at a book signing, when she is suddenly accosted by a stranger who later marks her as a target, a "rabbit," to be hunted by a legendary ancient race. What ...

from PamelaBarrett

When Beth Rider wrote a best selling novel, she had no idea that its popularity would someday bring her into a battle as old as time-the battle between good and evil. At one of her book signings, Beth encounters Jack Dawn, a vampire from an ancient race known as the Rakum. Angry at what she wrote...

from AmandaWrites

The whole thing that caught my attention was 'Christian Horror'. I really wanted to know how this author would combine her love of vampires, blood, and horror with Christianity. Is that even possible? Ellen Maze has proven that it is. Kudos to you, Ms. Maze, as you have won me over. I am neither ...

from KimvA

This is the story of Beth Rider who got marked, by the blood of an elder, as a 'rabbit' which means every Rakum will be after her to do whatever they want with her for an eternity or as long as she will last. Why is she marked? Well her novels come with a message that changes the very 'soul' of t...

from Darcia

This book is a hard one for me to rate because, quite honestly, I am not a big fan of Christian fiction. This one has a major religious focus that is narrow and unwavering and, therefore, will make it a difficult read for anyone with varying religious (or nonreligious) opinions. Given that, I fin...