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Ami Blackwelder
Ami Blackwelder writes paranormal things that go bumps in the night: Zombies, Vampires, Mermaids, Elves, Angels, Shifters, books like: Hunted, Forever Elf, She Speaks to Angels, Me...view moreAmi Blackwelder writes paranormal things that go bumps in the night: Zombies, Vampires, Mermaids, Elves, Angels, Shifters, books like: Hunted, Forever Elf, She Speaks to Angels, Mers, Decayed World, and Zombie LaLaRebecca May is her pen name for Historical and Contemporary Romances like: THE DAY THE FLOWERS DIEDMia Black is her pen name for Dystopian Thrillers with a focus on ROBOTS, FUTURE TECHNOLOGY, WILDLIFE, and NATURE: Electric Gardens, Exotiqa, Quantum State, Simulation, Animal Graph, Drone Games, The Instrument (coming)"I'm extremely impressed with the quality of your writing and the range of your storytelling. Feel free to send script when you're done.”-John McLaughlin (One of the screen writers for Black Swan, and Great Gasby)Forever Efl -"I must say I could not put them down. I read the first book in one night; I know my students would love to hear more about your books.”-Charla VandeBerg (Raymond B. Stewart Middle School in Zephyrhills)Shifters -"This is a fast-moving story, never a dull moment. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it.” -Imogen Rose (Author of Portal Chronicles)Hunted- ‘This is a very well structured piece of writing. I very much like how you create the opening atmosphere using a good range of strong sensory descriptions. Very powerful! Also what is very good is the suspense you build by what you don’t tell. this sets up the storyline so very well. You build a very credible character in April. Great narrative, great dialogue, great book!’ -FamlavanHunted- ‘The pitch is great and the writing solid. The imagery is touchable with fluid narrative. The secret is well revealed and I liked the fact it came as a surprise to the character too. You can almost feel there is another world shivering in the background waiting to pounce.’ -Owen QuinnHunted- ‘Wow. This is a good story. I like the way you hint in chapter one that something big is wrong with April but then take your time revealing that - makes this a suspenseful read. It also makes April a sympathetic character, because she's as in the dark as much as your reader in the beginning. Well done.’ -Burgioview less