Read Delivered (The Monster Trilogy Book 3) Online
Authors: Marissa Farrar
The first person I want to thank for the creation of this book is Bobbie Jo Makin for coming up with the title, ‘Delivered’. I was going between a whole heap of different titles, and couldn’t decide on any one of them. I hate writing a book without a title (to be honest, I like to even have a cover ready before I start writing), so I asked all my readers on facebook to help me out. When Bobbie Jo came up with ‘Delivered’, I knew it fit the storyline right away. So thank you, Bobbie Jo! I will be sending you a signed paperback copy as soon as I get my hands on one!
As always, I’d like to thank my editor Lori Whitwam. Lori has been with me for years now, and I honestly don’t know what I do without her!
I’ve had a new addition to my little crack team of proofreaders. Linda Helm has joined Karey McComish (the best kitten knitter out there!), Kim Hayes, and Glynis Elliott. Thank you, ladies! I hope you all enjoyed the final part of Lily and Monster’s story.
Mum, I hope you didn’t end up too traumatised by the sex scenes!
And a final massive thank you to you, my readers. I know I wouldn’t be able to live my dream without. Thank you for telling your friends about my books, and for leaving reviews, and for all your comments and messages via social media. You make this lonely writing world a little less lonely!
Thanks for reading!
Marissa. XXX
Marissa Farrar is a multi-published romance, fantasy, and horror author. She was born in Devon, England, has travelled all over the world, and has lived in both Australia and Spain. She now resides in the countryside with her husband, three young children, a crazy Spanish dog, and two rescue cats. Despite returning to England, she daydreams of one day being able to split her time between her home country and the balmy, white sandy beaches of Spain.
Even though she’s been writing stories since she was small and held dreams of being a writer, her initial life plan went a different way.
In her youth, inspired by James Herriot, she decided to become a vet, and would regularly bring home new pets to her weary parents. Upon discovering her exams were never going to get her into a veterinary degree, she ended up studying Zoology. Once she completed her degree and realised she’d spent the majority trying to find time to write, she decided to follow her dream of being an author. Seven years later, she was published and two years after that she was able to say goodbye to the day job.
However, she’s continued to collect animals!
Marissa is the author of over twenty novels, including the dark vampire ‘Serenity’ series. Her short stories have been accepted for a number of anthologies including,
Their Dark Masters,
Red Skies Press,
Masters of Horror: Damned If You Don’t,
Triskaideka Books; and
2013: The Aftermath,
Pill Hill Press.
If you want to know more about Marissa, then please visit her website at
www.marissa-farrar.blogspot.com
. You can also find her at her facebook page,
www.facebook.com/marissa.farrar.author
or follow her on twitter @marissafarrar.
She loves to hear from readers and can be emailed at
[email protected]
.
Contemporary Fiction Novels
The Serenity Series:
The Vengeful Vampire
(free short story)
Alone
(free first novel of the series!)
The Dhampyre Chronicles:
The Spirit Shifters Series:
Autumn’s Blood
(free first novel)
Autumn’s End
(Please note, the prequel to Underlife,
Go Back
, is now free to download from Amazon)
Copyright © 2016 Marissa Farrar
Warwick House Press
Edited by Lori Whitwam
Cover art by Marissa Farrar
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Publisher’s Note
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.