Novel Study Reading Guide for Girl Desecrated and Other Vampire Books: Impress your Book Club

Want to impress your book club, improve your writing, or get an A+ on that essay? Well, now you can with in-depth knowledge of themes, characters, settings, plot points and more book club and literary exploration into the Vampire, Gothic, Horror and Dark Fantasy genres!
This is the novel study and enhanced reading guide for the gothic, psychological thriller, and first in The Fergus She series, "Girl Desecrated"!
Written by award-winning educator and author, Cheryl R Cowtan, this guide will spike your enjoyment of "Girl Desecrated" to a whole new level of "wow-factor", and help you understand the themes, motifs and tropes of Vampire literature within the novel.
This book also includes examples from Anne Rice, Stephen King, and Stephenie Myer's works as well as multiple examples from popular modern vampire and paranormal romance novels.

• Study the writer's creation of a vampire with examples from popular culture vampire novels
• Discover vampire lore, the history of vampire literature and more.
• Deconstruct juicy literary techniques and discover how they function in the bigger plot and writer's purpose
• Gain access to a genuine psychoanalysis of Girl Desecrated's main character, Rachel, created by a clinical psychologist
• Discover popular character traits of those strong female characters and leads that are falling for vampires, becoming vampires, going to vampire school or slaying vamps.
• Get inside the author's head with in-depth interviews on the motivations behind the story of Girl Desecrated, the author's life-long attraction to the genre, and the writer's journey from draft to publication.

Extra Bonus! For fans of the Fergus She Series!

• Read the lost chapters of "Man-Boy", janitor at the Homeward Sanatorium, where Rachel's mother is imprisoned for madness.

Buy now to begin impressing your book club members and teachers with in-depth understanding behind the characters, themes, conflicts, and symbols in the first book of the Fergus She series, “Girl Desecrated” and other popular vampire literature.

• How Writers "Raise" the Undead
• From “Dracula” to “Twilight”
• How to Read a Ghost Story
• The Lost Man-Boy Chapters
• Literary Devices Explained
• Vampire History and Lore
• Detailed Novel Synopsis
• How to write vampire literature