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Ruined Innocence by Melinda de Ross

9/12/2015

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Today, I'm delighted to welcome an author who has a captivating and poetic style of writing and a remarkable storytelling talent. She also moves seamlessly between writing in two languages, a gift of which I am very envious! Today's blog post is about her latest title, a Gothic romantic suspense intriguingly entitled Ruined Innocence. Welcome, Melinda de Ross!
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Ruined Innocence Blurb
In the legendary Transylvania, a castle belonging to Countess Erzsébet Báthory is discovered. Cameraman Hunter Cole and broadcast journalist Serena Scott arrive to make a documentary about the discovery, and the sinister Hungarian noblewoman, known as the most prolific female serial killer in history. 

The two Americans could cope with roughing it in a fifteenth-century castle, with no modern amenities. They can even cope with each other, despite their initial mutual dislike for one another, which gradually turns into a mind-blowing attraction. 
But when two girls are tortured and killed in Báthory copycat style, the nearby village is shaken to the core. In terror, they wonder who will be next...

*WARNING: Intended for adult readership only. This book contains strong language, violence and explicit descriptions of sex.

Author’s Note
Erzsébet Báthory (1560-1614) is a known historical figure and was a Hungarian countess, also known as Elizabeth Báthory, The Blood Countess or Countess Dracula. She has been labeled the most prolific serial killer in history, being responsible for the torture and murder of hundreds of young girls. The exact number of her victims is unknown, but is estimated at six hundred and fifty. It is speculated that she kept a diary with the names of all her victims, but if such a document exists, it has never been made public.
*This work is entirely fiction. 


Ruined Innocence is available from Amazon

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About the Author
Melinda De Ross (real name Anca-Melinda Coliolu) is an international author of Romanian origin. She writes in two languages, and her books combine the elegance specific to the European style with the modern appeal of the American culture. She has a Law degree and has been a professional target shooter for over a decade. Her favorite genre to read and write in is Romance, and anytime she prefers to watch a classic movie instead of going to a noisy club. 

She loves to hear from her readers, and you can find her at:
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Melinda De Ross link
9/12/2015 08:52:21 am

Thank you so much for this lovely post, Jane! <3

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Alexis Alvarez link
9/12/2015 10:38:29 am

this sounds intriguing and exciting! I'm putting it on my 'must read' list.

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Melinda De Ross link
9/12/2015 10:57:26 am

Thank you, Alexis! I hope you'll enjoy it, and I hope you'll consider leaving a review. I look forward to learning your opinion. XX

Melinda

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Jane Godman link
9/12/2015 11:38:09 pm

It's lovely to have you here, Melinda! Alexis, my favorite kind of gothic novels are always those where the author takes an old legend and weaves it into a new story. I love what Melinda has done with this one...

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