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Teens Fight Vampires, Find Love in "Knight and Daye"
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CORDOVA, Tenn. - s4story -- Daniel Reece's young adult paranormal novel Knight and Daye (TouchPoint Press, October 25, 2021) tells an action-packed tale of young love, self-discovery, and vampires.
Incorporating exciting fight scenes and plot twists with the thrill of young love and the challenges of finding one's place in the world, Knight and Daye will appeal to YA readers broadly. Its vampiric theme speaks to the real-life challenges its characters face; as Reece puts it, "In Brianna, being forced to live her claustrophobic life, she had to deal with the vulnerability of vampires without any benefits. For Donovan, it was the double metaphor of not wanting only wanting to not be a part of the worlds of the wealthy elite and vampires, but actively fighting against those worlds."
About the Book
Knight and Daye is the story of 17-year-old Donovan Daye, jaded heir to a wealthy family that has just moved to the town of North Easton. Things take a turn for the better when Donovan befriends his strange neighbor, Brianna Knight. After a young girl is found murdered with bite marks on her neck, Donovan suspects that his new best friend, Brianna Knight, might be a vampire. After learning that Brianna suffers from XP, a disease which prevents her from being in sunlight, Donovan and Brianna join forces to fight the real threat: Donovan's own family, who are vampire elite. Donovan discovers the truth about himself, his family and the sinister plans they have for him.
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Knight and Daye will be available in eBook ($4.99) and trade paperback ($15.99) from major retailers. Wholesale direct from TouchPoint Press and Ingram.
About Daniel Reece
Daniel Cordero, writing as Daniel Reece, was born in Japan, where his father was stationed in the Navy. He eventually settled down in Lebanon, Tennessee. Daniel graduated from the University of Tennessee at Martin with degrees in Sociology and Criminal Justice. He then moved to Memphis, where he has worked for the City for over twenty years. Daniel recently has gone back to college at the University of Memphis, planning to finish his Master's in Criminology in 2021. Daniel has been a member of the Memphis Writer's Group since 2016 and has had stories published in Drunk Monkeys and Memphis Magazine and placed in a local writing competition. Knight and Daye is his first novel.
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About the Publisher
TouchPoint Press is a traditional publisher of fiction and nonfiction. Our staff is comprised of professionals whose collective experience in publishing, editing, journalism, design, and marketing set the stage behind our growing list of published titles. We are proud to work with talented authors and strive to be as innovative and energetic as possible from acquisitions to promotion before and after publication.
Contact
Jennifer Bond, Media Liaison for TouchPoint Press
info@touchpointpress.com
Incorporating exciting fight scenes and plot twists with the thrill of young love and the challenges of finding one's place in the world, Knight and Daye will appeal to YA readers broadly. Its vampiric theme speaks to the real-life challenges its characters face; as Reece puts it, "In Brianna, being forced to live her claustrophobic life, she had to deal with the vulnerability of vampires without any benefits. For Donovan, it was the double metaphor of not wanting only wanting to not be a part of the worlds of the wealthy elite and vampires, but actively fighting against those worlds."
About the Book
Knight and Daye is the story of 17-year-old Donovan Daye, jaded heir to a wealthy family that has just moved to the town of North Easton. Things take a turn for the better when Donovan befriends his strange neighbor, Brianna Knight. After a young girl is found murdered with bite marks on her neck, Donovan suspects that his new best friend, Brianna Knight, might be a vampire. After learning that Brianna suffers from XP, a disease which prevents her from being in sunlight, Donovan and Brianna join forces to fight the real threat: Donovan's own family, who are vampire elite. Donovan discovers the truth about himself, his family and the sinister plans they have for him.
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Knight and Daye will be available in eBook ($4.99) and trade paperback ($15.99) from major retailers. Wholesale direct from TouchPoint Press and Ingram.
About Daniel Reece
Daniel Cordero, writing as Daniel Reece, was born in Japan, where his father was stationed in the Navy. He eventually settled down in Lebanon, Tennessee. Daniel graduated from the University of Tennessee at Martin with degrees in Sociology and Criminal Justice. He then moved to Memphis, where he has worked for the City for over twenty years. Daniel recently has gone back to college at the University of Memphis, planning to finish his Master's in Criminology in 2021. Daniel has been a member of the Memphis Writer's Group since 2016 and has had stories published in Drunk Monkeys and Memphis Magazine and placed in a local writing competition. Knight and Daye is his first novel.
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About the Publisher
TouchPoint Press is a traditional publisher of fiction and nonfiction. Our staff is comprised of professionals whose collective experience in publishing, editing, journalism, design, and marketing set the stage behind our growing list of published titles. We are proud to work with talented authors and strive to be as innovative and energetic as possible from acquisitions to promotion before and after publication.
Contact
Jennifer Bond, Media Liaison for TouchPoint Press
info@touchpointpress.com
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