Location: United States
Member Since: Jan. 02, 2012
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N. M. Bronson


Biography

N. M. or Nightmare Bronson is a 16 year old gothic girl living in upstate New York. The first installment of her novella series The Tales of the Enchanted Forest, entitled Under a Bridge has a release date of July 23 2012. She has also written several short stories. In her spare time she enjoys reading and adding books to her ever growing personal library. A self proclaimed misfit and strange girl, Nightmare believes in being yourself no matter what anyone else thinks. She loves to hear from her readers so stop be her facebook page and say hi!

Where to find N. M. Bronson online

Website: http://www.nmbronson.blogspot.com
Twitter: monstergirl23
Facebook: Facebook profile

Books

The Elf Wars Part 1: Everlong    by N. M. Bronson
Price: Free! 1700 words. Published on April 13, 2012. Fiction.
Ever lives in the tiny, mountain village of Castla. Her world is small and safe until things take a turn for the worse. Soon Ever is forced to become a leader for her people. A task made even harder when their tiny town gets caught in the war between light and dark elves.
Ashes, Ashes    by N. M. Bronson
Price: $0.99 USD. 10280 words. Published on February 29, 2012. Fiction.
Ten years ago Jay Jay Grayson's life changed forever. Too bad she can't remember anything that happened that night. Ever since then as soon as it gets dark she is visited by her strange friend William. William is a vampire and the secrets he keeps could destroy them both.
Aunt Ruth's Quilt    by N. M. Bronson
Price: Free! 1540 words. Published on February 7, 2012. Fiction.
It's 1851 and Annabelle lives with her Aunt Ruth as a part of ther Underground Railroad. One night she leads two new friends North on the adventure of a lifetime.

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alternate universe    children    fantasy    historical    love    vampire    young adult   

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  • Mark of the Wolf on March 24, 2012
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    First off let me just say that I didn't like werewolves before reading this. I read a lot of popular series with werewolves and just didn't get the appeal but after reading this I know why werewolves are so awesome! I really enjoyed that Gareth (who's a werewolf) actually acted like a wolf. When reading most books that contain werewolves/shifters they always act very human, but given that their wolves they should act differently than humans, more wolf like and animalistic. I thought Gareth was rough and a litte aggresive but never mean...just like a werewolf would be with its mate. I also really liked Maddy, she was innocent without being a doormat and strong without being out of character. She's a main character you can really connect with. The story also just flows in a way where I can't think of anything that would have made this book better:) I can't wait to read the rest of the series!