Sharon E. Anderson

I recently read Curse of the Seven 70s by Sharon E. Anderson and thoroughly enjoyed it. It is a fun take on the Dracula legend, with lots of nods to history and Bram Stoker. How Vlad and his brother Varo survived to the twenty-first century is interesting, although part of me wants to know how Varo wound up in the wall of Cassandra’s great-aunt’s cottage. This is a story of good vs. evil, but even the bad guys wind up with a HEA! Cassandra is a good heroine for the story, as she is a mix of self-assertive and doormat for a man. I saw the story almost in graphic novel mode, with caricatures of virtually all the characters, including the Asian students hiding out in the library. It put a smile on my face on a bad day!… (more)