Along Came a Spider by Kate Serine Series: Transplanted Tales #3
on May 2022
Genres: Paranormal, Romance
Pages: 264
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Little Miss Muffet and Little Boy Blue are all grown up—and hunting the world’s most famous vampire—in this gritty paranormal romance novel.
Ever since Make Believe characters were transported into the ordinary world, their Happily Ever Afters have been a thing of the past. So when Trish Muffet is attacked at a grisly crime scene, the last person she expects to come to her rescue is Nicky “Little Boy” Blue. But these days Nicky’s doling out vigilante justice as “The Spider,” taking on predators of the night in the hopes of locating his ultimate target—Vlad Dracula. And he needs Trish’s help.
Although Nicky’s renegade style goes against everything Trish stands for, she’ll do what she must to bring Dracula down. With danger stalking her, Trish knows the only person she can count on is the one man who has the power to leave her breathless. There’s no way she’s letting this spider frighten her away.
Greetings you guys! Welcome to our spot on the Anniversary Blog Tour for the third installment of the Transplanted Series, Along Came a Spider. Do not confuse this book with the James Patterson best seller, this is the original Along Came a Spider from the nursery rhyme.
The Transplanted Tales 10-Year Anniversary celebration continues with a tour for Along Came a Spider by Kate SeRine. In this third novel, we are hunting vampires with Trish Muffett and Nicky, aka “Little Boy Blue”.
We haven’t read this instalment yet, but it is lurking like a spider on our Kindle, just waiting to fall in my Mommy’s lap. It sure does sound like such a fun read and a welcome addition to the series.
If you want to follow the blog tour, you can find the schedule by clicking on the Caffeinated PR logo below.
About the Author
Kate SeRine (pronounced “serene”) is a hopeless romantic who firmly believes in true love that lasts forever. So it’s no surprise that when she began writing her own stories, Kate vowed her characters would always have a happily ever after. She’s the author of the award-winning TRANSPLANTED TALES paranormal romance series as well as two romantic suspense series: PROTECT AND SERVE and DARK ALLIANCE.
Kate lives in a smallish, quintessentially Midwestern town with her husband and two sons, who share her love of storytelling. She never tires of creating new worlds to share and is even now working on her next project — probably while consuming way too much coffee.
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Giveaway
There’s a tour wide giveaway for Along Came a Spider. Enter to win a $25.00 eGift card from retailer of your choice (Amazon, Apple, B&N or Kobo). Ends June 5, 2022.
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What an interesting concept. To re-tell Little Miss Muffet. I always thought it was a scary tale anyway!
Hi Wendy!
This is a really fun series. I have only read the first one, but hope to get to this one soon. I think it’s going to be a good one!
Paranormal novels seem to be a big deal these days. A friend of mine has published a few, and I see them reviewed a lot. My friend (and others) use the paranormal genre as an excuse to avoid research on settings other than here and now — like they write about the 1960s, but don’t care if they get the details right, since it’s paranormal anyway. I hope this author does better.
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Hi Mae!
I’ve read the first one in the series, but not the rest. This is just good old fun and luckily not too much research is required.
I’ve read and reviewed a paranormal book a couple of months ago (Ghost Agents) and I thought the research on that one was done very well. I ended up spending so much time on Google while reading it and it was so much fun.
But yes, sometimes I believe paranormal authors does take the shortcut just because it’s available to them.
Thank you for hosting!
Hi Kimberly!
Thanks for the invite, I am looking forward to having a bit of time to read this one. Seems like so much fun!