Cynthia Fridsma - Thriller / Horror /Action/Sci-Fi writer

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Vampire miniseries based on Hotel of Death

Volume 1: The Attack is the first novella, based on Cynthia Fridsma's debut novel, Hotel of Death, and tells the story of Sybil Crewes. Sybil is a vampire who lives in Boston and wants nothing more than live a normal life and tries to be human. When she goes out, she breaks her own fangs to pass for a human.

Unfortunately, being a vampire and drinking pigs’ blood isn’t the only reason she can’t have a normal life. Because together with her friends Sybil starts Nightbird to fight demons, werewolves, vampires, zombies, and everything in between. Nightbird ensures America stays safe and keeps the existence of monsters, secret from the public. Just think of the panic it will cause if the people know that all monsters they were afraid of, during their childhood, really exists . . .

Warning: "Vampires aren’t romantic creatures! They’re bloodsucking monsters! The only thing they want from you is your blood."

In this novella, you won’t find vampires falling in love with teenagers. Some scenes are harsh and bloody. Don't read this book before bedtime.

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Previously, in Volume 1: The Attack Sybil got her hands on The Necronomicon, the book of the dead. Her arch nemesis, the Reaper, can no longer create new zombies for his army. But unfortunately, Ex-CIA agent, Harry Brown, kidnapped her friends, and now she has to trade the infamous book for her friends.

At the same time, Jack Hunter—head of the ATU (Anti-Terrorism Unit)—discovers one of his agents is leaking information about the bomb explosion in London. Is his agent working for Harry Brown?

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volume 3: code orange by Cynthia Fridsma

Previously, in Volume 2: Blood, Sybil exchanged The Necronomicon, for her friends held hostage by Ex-CIA agent Harry Brown. Then an ATU strike force shows up, and Sybil is seriously injured after a gunfight.

Jack Hunter, head of the ATU—Anti-Terrorism Unit—orders the doctor to wake up Sybil in sickbay. He demands some answers, but when she awakes, he discovers she’s a vampire. Stunned, Jack pulls his gun and push it under her chin. Then a poisonous green gas is released in the workplace. Sybil is the only one who knows what’s going on . . .

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Previously, in Volume 3: Code Orange, a vampire virus is released at the office of the ATU, infecting forty-five ATU agents.

In a race against the clock, Sybil and Jack Hunter team up to end the threat, cure the infected agents, and force Richard McKenna to commit suicide so they can use his blood to destroy The Necronomicon, the infamous book of the dead that turned Sybil into a vampire.

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My current writing projects

Picture of Cynthia Fridsma behind her computer

I am currently working on a new exciting project: Vanished, 11,000 words so far!

Happy 2018!

Happy New Year 2018 Fireworks in Amsterdam. Filmed from my balcony, using my Windows cell phone... :-)

The Lost Planet

An exciting new book by Cynthia Fridsma: The Lost Planet

It’s July 4, 2094. Major Tony Norman wakes up next to the lovely Jessica—a sexy security officer from Logan Airport. Tony doesn’t know it yet, but needing an oxygen mask just to walk outside is the least of his worries when an alien fleet encounter space station Peacekeeper at Saturn. The high council orders him to find a way to communicate with the aliens. But when they destroy Peacekeeper, Tony fears the only language the aliens know is war!

Meanwhile, the alien supreme commander, Ilg, is obsessed with dinosaurs and pet humans. But when Ilg finds out about the nuclear threat humans pose to the alien empire Ilg represents, he knows he has to take drastic measures to eliminate the threat.

Will the world fall apart in this deadly game of chess between the aliens and humans, with Tony and his new girlfriend, Jessica, stuck in between? Why is Supreme Commander Ilg so obsessed with dinosaurs?

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What my readers say:

4.0 out of 5 stars
I found this to be a fun, off-the-beaten-path story, by Writer's Reader on November 3, 2017

The Lost Planet is a quirky, entertaining story.

Set in the not-too-distant future, the world is covered over in a fog of pollution, space travel has extended beyond the moon, and alien encounters have begun. The aliens in this story are walking, talking DINOSAURS, who often keep humans as 'pets'. Interestingly enough, the human and alien DNA is compatible, giving way to half-breeds. Though technologically advanced, the aliens are eager to learn more about earth, its history, and humanity.

During the space drama, the political state of earth is becomes strained, as the reliability of the Alliance

comes under question.
I found this to be a fun, off-the-beaten-path story, and would recommend it to lovers of space opera.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Enjoyable, by Rhall3691 on October 22, 2017

If you like alien sci-fi books you will enjoy this one. It begins with captain amanda and her team in their three week trip from earth to saturn. When they arrive to saturn they notice that the peacekeeper station is missing. The story then tells what happened at station peacekeeper.

They were captured by what looked like dinosaurs. Alien lizard like creatures. They were smart and can talk. They destroyed station peacekeeper. Told the humans they captured they are also going to take over earth because humans are destroying it. I wont give away any more of the story thou. You will have to read it to find out what happens next.

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Help

An exciting new book by Cynthia Fridsma about Dr. Josef Mengele—the Angel of Death—has escaped from Hell! Posing as a physician, he programs his patients to do as he commands, transforming them into living bombs, and ultimately creates a new world order.

Sybil Crewes is a vampire trying to escape her fate. She refuses to feed on humans, pulls her own fangs, and injects liquid silver in an effort to remain “human.” When she discovers Mengele’s terrible plan, however, she knows she must stop him at any cost. Embracing her savage nature, she embarks on a dangerous course of action that will bring her face-to-face with the deadly doctor . . . and the monster within.

Help -- dont just wait for something bad to happen, run while you still can. Exciting new book written by Cynthia Fridsma about Dr. Josef Mengele—the Angel of Death—has escaped from Hell! Posing as a physician, he programs his patients to do as he commands, transforming them into living bombs, and ultimately creates a new world order. Sybil Crewes is a vampire trying to escape her fate. She refuses to feed on humans, pulls her own fangs, and injects liquid silver in an effort to remain “human.” When she discovers Mengele’s terrible plan, however, she knows she must stop him at any cost. Embracing her savage nature, she embarks on a dangerous course of action that will bring her face-to-face with the deadly doctor . . . and the monster within.

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Help
by Cynthia Fridsma (Goodreads Author)

Kat Gracey's review

Apr 07, 2017

really liked it

Sybil is a vampire who works for the government. She is tasked with finding Joesf Mengele, the Angel of Death himself and it will take everything she has to bring him down. A fast paced read. I would recommend it.

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Help
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S.K. Gregory's review

Apr 06, 2017

really liked it

Sybil is a vampire who is desperately trying to live as a human by injecting herself with silver. She has broken up with her boyfriend to keep him and his two daughters safe, but when they are in a car accident, she rushes to his side. As events unfold, she has no idea what she is about to face.
I enjoyed reading about Sybil but there is a wide cast of characters including Catherine and Jack from Black Widow, so there are plenty of people to keep the story going. I liked the idea of a famous serial killer being resurrected who wasn't Jack the Ripper, as most stories seem to do. At times the dialogue felt a little false with characters explaining stuff in a way no one would speak in real life, but I thought overall it was a good book and i would recommend it.

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Ghost Stories

Experience the stories that compel you to keep turning the pages while reading this collection of eerie spine-tingling tales with lots of spookiness!

1 The Old Mansion
2 Some Soldiers Dream of Peace
3 Footsteps in the Dark
4 The House by the Cemetery
5 Anger
6 The Day Before Christmas

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Ghost Stories written by Cynthia Fridsma

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Backpacker

4.0 out of 5 starsInteresting

November 23, 2016

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I like this book and found it to be interesting and entertaining.

Patricia Fernandeswrote a review

2017-09-02Verified purchase

There's a couple of really good stories in this book

I'm trying to be fair in this review. There's a couple of really good stories in this book. Half of them are okay but not really amazing. And there one or two that are simply not good. I would recommend it only if it was with a good discount and if there's nothing else you feel like reading.

The Black Widow

Bombs caused a panic in the city of Boston

Jack Hunter is cheering for runners at the finish line of the Boston Marathon with the love of his life, Catherine Crewes, when two explosions smash the beautiful day to smithereens.

As the head of the Anti-Terrorism Unit, Jack does his best to track down the terrorists who planted the bombs, organizing a big manhunt in the Boston area.

But there's more going on than meets the eye. When Catherine's aunt, Sybil Crewes, investigates a mysterious murder, she wonders if this murder is connected to the terrorists as well.

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What readers are saying about The Black Widow

The Black Widow
Brett Wallach rated it it was amazing

Brett Wallach's review

May 13, 2016

it was amazing

Read in May, 2016

Ms. Fridma brilliantly weaves the paranormal and "normal", and fact, fiction, and fantasy in this suspenseful novel of vampires and domestic terrorism...and how many books can say that? The novel takes the Boston marathon bombings as a starting point, and races towards and unforeseen finish line.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

4.0 out of 5 starsBlack Widow is not for the weakhearts
By Ravi Bedi on June 23, 2016

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The Black Widow is not a story for the weak hearted. There are horrific terror attacks, biological bombs, and brutal murders at every step of the way. The story is told from multiple POVs, which is fine if you can keep track of all the characters tumbling out of the closet at regular intervals. It does become difficult at times because too much is going on at every given time.
Then there are zombies, blood-sucking vampires, ATU/FBI…and a whole lot of gruesome murders. Terrorism combined with blood-sucking monsters send goose pimples crawling on your neck all the time. The author has clearly painted horrific pictures while skillfully negotiating away from revealing all about the mysterious widow aptly described as ‘Black Widow’. For those interested in this genre will find enough to keep talking for days. The narrative is par for the course, but it will haunt me for many days. Readers are warned not to read at night, unless you enjoy nightmares of the worst kind.
The language was rich, and the descriptions couldn’t have been better, though frightening at times. I wish the author the very best.

4.0 out of 5 starsBlack Widow is not for the weakhearts
By Ravi Bedi on June 23, 2016

Format: Paperback
The Black Widow is not a story for the weak hearted. There are horrific terror attacks, biological bombs, and brutal murders at every step of the way. The story is told from multiple POVs, which is fine if you can keep track of all the characters tumbling out of the closet at regular intervals. It does become difficult at times because too much is going on at every given time.
Then there are zombies, blood-sucking vampires, ATU/FBI…and a whole lot of gruesome murders. Terrorism combined with blood-sucking monsters send goose pimples crawling on your neck all the time. The author has clearly painted horrific pictures while skillfully negotiating away from revealing all about the mysterious widow aptly described as ‘Black Widow’. For those interested in this genre will find enough to keep talking for days. The narrative is par for the course, but it will haunt me for many days. Readers are warned not to read at night, unless you enjoy nightmares of the worst kind.
The language was rich, and the descriptions couldn’t have been better, though frightening at times. I wish the author the very best.

4.0 out of 5 stars

4.0 out of 5 starsA Good Beach Or Train Novel

ByMartin Scanlanon July 3, 2016

Format: Kindle Edition

This is an interesting read. Kind of like watching a season of 24, but with vampires thrown in. The plot is a little convoluted, and there are a shade too many characters for my taste, but it hangs together well and holds the interest, especially if you're already a fan of ant-terrorist thrillers, vampires, or both, which as it happens I am. And it does all come together in the end. Also, I should mention this is apparently part of a series, the second novel, I think, and I haven't read the first one yet, so that may have contributed to my confusion. You should probably start at the series beginning,

Not a book I will be re-reading every year or so, but then the only book I do that with is Orwell's 1984, so Ms. Fridsma is in good company.

4.0 out of 5 starsBlack Widow is not for the weakhearts

ByRavi Bedion June 23, 2016

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The Black Widow is not a story for the weak hearted. There are horrific terror attacks, biological bombs, and brutal murders at every step of the way. The story is told from multiple POVs, which is fine if you can keep track of all the characters tumbling out of the closet at regular intervals. It does become difficult at times because too much is going on at every given time.
Then there are zombies, blood-sucking vampires, ATU/FBI…and a whole lot of gruesome murders. Terrorism combined with blood-sucking monsters send goose pimples crawling on your neck all the time. The author has clearly painted horrific pictures while skillfully negotiating away from revealing all about the mysterious widow aptly described as ‘Black Widow’. For those interested in this genre will find enough to keep talking for days. The narrative is par for the course, but it will haunt me for many days. Readers are warned not to read at night, unless you enjoy nightmares of the worst kind.
The language was rich, and the descriptions couldn’t have been better, though frightening at times. I wish the author the very best.

4.0 out of 5 starsTERROISM & VAMPIRES!!!

ByMattieon May 27, 2016

Format: Paperback

Cynthia Fridsma has put a wonderful paranormal spin in this novel. It deals with the world of terrorism & vampires. What a combination. Her writing style is smooth & she has a knack of keeping you interested in getting to the next chapter. It is a crime/ thriller with a hint of paranormal. Not everyone can do this but Cynthia Fridsma can & does. I highly recommend this book. Thank you, Cynthia for the opportunity to read an ARC for review.

4.0 out of 5 starsAn interesting thriller

ByS. Gregoryon May 17, 2016

Format: Kindle Edition

A bomb goes off at the Boston Marathon and Jack and Catherine find themselves at the centre of the carnage. Jack works for the ATU while Catherine works for an altogether different organisation that deals in the supernatural. They must find out who planted the bombs and if a murder has anything to do with it.
When I started reading, I thought the book was a thriller/spy novel and it is but with a supernatural spin too. The characters are interesting and work well together. I like how the story progressed and enjoyed reading it. I would recommend it.

3.0 out of 5 starsprobably great book if that's your

ByCraig gillanon May 15, 2016

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Struggled a bit with this book as I thought if was crime/thriller type of story but it involved vampires and stuff, probably great book if that's your thing

3.0 out of 5 stars3*

ByAmazon Customeron 8 November 2016

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During the New York Marathon on 13th April 2013, two bombs were detonated a mere 12 seconds apart near the finishing line, followed by related shootings. The explosions killed 3 civilians and injured a further 264 others. This is the setting for Cynthia Fridsma’s second novel The Black Widow.

This was a very atmospheric novel, which was probably helped by being set during a real event. The descriptions were vivid, detailed and being written in the first person definitely helped pack an emotional punch and made the characters’ emotions and motivations relatable.

It was an interesting idea, mixing a factual event with the supernatural and was almost bordering on alternative historical fiction; but at points throughout the novel it felt like there was too much going on, and the two different strands of plot didn’t always seem to fit together seamlessly.

There were a lot of characters and it was occasionally difficult to remember who was who and how they were connected to each other.

I’m not sure this was necessarily for me, but was definitely a confidently written novel that I found to be a very good mixture of both action and character driven.

5.0 out of 5 starsMonsters, Bombs and Time Travel?

Bycombatking0on 14 June 2016

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We begin the story at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, where two of our heroes stand at the finishing line.
Little do they know of the horror that will strike just as the runners begin to cross the line.

As the regular human law enforcement agencies get to work, Sybil and her team at Nightbird intervene when one of their own is killed by a new foe; the Black Widow!
How is she linked with the attack? Will the bombers be brought to justice? And what are the Black Widow's true motives? You'll have to read the story to find out!

The story is fast paced and the action is well described. Zombies, werewolves and even time travel feature in this intriguing tale of two teams of vampires locked in a bitter struggle, and the fate of the living world hangs in the balance!
While the writing could benefit from a subtle re-draft, the core narrative shines through.

4.0 out of 5 stars

About Cynthia

Influenced by the likes of Clive Barker, Philip K. Dick, Dean Koontz and Stephen King, Cynthia began her writing career in thriller/action/fantasy/suspense and horror. Her current works in progress includes Vanished.

6 Questions to Cynthia

Q Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?

I've to admit that I'm a huge fan of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but I wonder how it would be if the Vampire Slayer was actually a 263 old vampire. And what if vampires just could walk during the day, without sparkles, and Holy objects can't kill vampires? And why shouldn't a vampire use modern weapons to fight evil? And if they fight evil, then why wouldn't they work together with an Anti-Terrorist Unit? These questions resulted in my first novel.

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Interview with Cynthia Fridsma

What is the greatest joy of writing for you?

The greatest joy of writing to me is putting my words on paper, gluing it together into a story and share it with the rest of the world.

What are you working on next?

I’m working on The Black Widow, which takes place in Boston on April 15, 2013. The day that shook the world due to the terrorist attack on the marathon. The book starts when the bombings took place. When I heard about it, I felt the goosebumps, and felt sad about the victims and anger towards the two terrorists.

What inspires you to get out of bed each day?

Honestly? My husband, he's the greatest inspiration in my life, and I always let him read my writings.

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Hotel of Death: the chosen one

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Richard McKenna is the renowned author of two bestsellers, but now he is suffering from writer's block. However, he must write his book within three weeks, if he is to marry beautiful Glory Maryland. Unfortunately, Glory's husband wants to prevent this and starts a cat and mouse game of life and death.

In order to survive Richard flees to Boston, but he discovers his life is still at stake when an assassin waits for him in his hotel room. Saved by the feds, he discovers that one of them is a vampire and they seem to have their own agenda. They claim to help him, but can they be trusted? Or are they using him for their own purposes? And since when can any vampire be trusted? More importantly: will he survive? And what is all this talk about an ancient curse and the book of the dead?

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What my readers are saying about Hotel of Death:

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5.0 out of 5 starsGreat read from a talented author

Byheidi kon September 2, 2015

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A layered novel that is thought-provoking and gripping throughout. At night after reading, I could not sleep nor get this story off of my mind. The author is quite imaginative and rendered an intriguing world full of diverse characters in mysterious situations. I am hoping and waiting for a sequel to this story!

4.0 out of 5 starsImaginative mind

Bypaulaon September 2, 2015

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Cynthia has a very imaginative mind, and a unique style of writing.
It reads in an easy way. I would buy her second book as well.

5.0 out of 5 starsExcellent Horror Thriller

Bycombatking0on July 12, 2015

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"Hotel of Death: The Chosen One" is an interesting read, starting with a writer and his inner fight between his profession and his love for his publisher's wife.
The story quickly moves on from these every day activities into a fight between the heroic "Nightbirds" and the villainous hordes of the "Reaper".
How are these two threads linked? You'll have to read it to find out, but suffice to say, you won't see it coming!

The characters are fully fleshed out and most of them have a chance to develop over the course of the story.
The locations are brought to life through some very immersive descriptions.
Even the timeline is accurate, from the events of the American Civil War through to the modern day.

I hadn't really read thriller stories before, but this is a brilliant introduction to the genre. I hope the next entry in the series will be just as exciting to read!

5.0 out of 5 starsFASCINATING READ!!!

ByMattieon April 15, 2015

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Curses vampires and so much more. HOTEL OF DEATH by Cynthia Fridsma is a real page turner. The author has developed some interesting characters. You know a book is good when your busy with life & the book seems to be calling your name. This is the first book I've read by this author and it will not be the last. I highly recommend this book if your looking for something wonderfully out of the ordinary. I received a digital copy of this novel from the author in return for an unbiased review. No compensation was received. Don't hesitate about purchasing this fascinating read...

4.0 out of 5 starsThrilling read

ByAmy Garneton April 7, 2015

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3.5Stars

I had a hard time getting into the book, but once I did I enjoyed it.

Richard is an author on the cusp of writing his third and final book. However, things get a little waylaid when the truth comes out. He flees to Boston, to lick his wounds, heal and unwind. However, the Hotel he is staying at isn't so quiet. Richard is a pawn, who is moved around the board, with someone always telling him, you can trust me. But who can Richard really trust? After all isn't everyone out for their own interest and self promotion? He's just a pawn in the game.

It was a good book, but some of the characters for me fell flat and needed to be developed more. Sybil, she was a great character. I fell in love with her and wanted more from her. There were some long winded parts, that I skimmed. State it once, move on, stop rehashing. All in all, it was a thrilling read, that I did enjoy.

4.0 out of 5 starsWhile reading you are easily escaping into the lives of the characters and the ...

ByPeggyon April 6, 2015

Format: Kindle Edition

Wasn't prepared for the what this book took me through! Talk about on the edge of your seat with every last minute! While reading you are easily escaping into the lives of the characters and the story! Can't wait to read more from this author!

5.0 out of 5 starsYou are going to want to read this book!

ByDowieon April 6, 2015

Format: Kindle Edition

*I was provided a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.

Hotel of Death is a fantastic read! When I started the book I didn't realize completely what was coming, and this made the book so much more enjoyable!
It added to the suspense, and the mystery!
Once you start reading you see that the story will come at you from different view points from different characters. After you get the hang of this, you will see that it gives you a more complete story line as you go. Typically this type of reading has confused me but the author really nails it!
You are going to want to read this book!

5.0 out of 5 starsOutstanding!

ByAmazon Useron March 31, 2015

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This is a fabulous read. I found myself glued to the book from page one. The writer truly has a gift of creating a story that keeps the reader on the edge of his or her seat. Her characters are well developed and you feel a sense of connection with them. I truly enjoyed the story and look forward to reading more work by this author. I hope that you can take the time to investigate her work. I recommend it.

4.0 out of 5 starsHotel of Death

ByALYon March 11, 2015

Format: Kindle Edition

This book was good. I was a bit confused at the beginning of the book but I got used to the picture the author was trying to paint and it was good. I liked the character development and overall the story was unique. The story was told from multiple viewpoints and I think at first that is what though me off a bit. But if you like these types of action/adventure and little vampire books you should see what you think of this one. *I received this books from the author in exchange for an honest review*

5.0 out of 5 starsThe Hotel of Death is well-written and exhilarating. I look forward to more books from Fridsma.

ByEricon March 11, 2015

Format: Kindle Edition

I just finished reading the Hotel of Death and I must say that I am pleasantly surprised. The author provided me with a copy of her book in exchange for a honest review, which I am happy to provide.

This book is written in a unique style that Cynthia Fridsma took the time to develop each character. The book is divided from multiple viewpoints from the different characters in the book, allowing the reader to develop a complete picture of what is going on and why. It was exciting to see how each life intertwined into the others and how each character was thoroughly developed.

The Hotel of Death is a mix of a few genres which keeps it fresh and interesting compared to some other books that I have read recently. During the first few chapters you'd never expect vampires or any other crazy additions to the book, but then events unfold and escalate sucking in the reader.

I admire how Cynthia took the time to get locations factually right, especially when Richard visited the Freedom Trail in Boston. I walked this exact trail only a few years ago and was able to picture exactly what she was talking about and where. It brought back some great memories and pictures from my trip there.

Overall Sybil was likely my favorite character, she was extremely well-developed and played a creative role in the book. The author maintained the unique perspectives throughout the book which was exciting to see. The only minor complaint I have about the book is it seemed to have some superfluous sections that were a bit drawn out, but being so entertaining it is not a big deal. If you are into action/adventure/spy/vampire style books, this one is certainly for you.

4.0 out of 5 starsIt's not perfect, but a good one!

ByJoannes Rhinoon March 7, 2015

Format: Kindle Edition

The author writes very well. You can see, hear, taste, smell, and feel what the characters do. It is truly a 3 dimensional experience. I was hooked from the 1st page and couldn't put down the book. The plot is flow naturally. The conversations are light and make sense. Overall, I truly believe that this book is worth the read.

Writting progress


Hotel Of Death -- done & published in 2015	100
The Black Widow -- done & published in 2016	100
Ghost Stories -- done & published in 2016	100
Help -- done & published in 2017	100
The Lost Planet -- done & published in 2017	100
Vanished 6% written	6

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