VBT# The Crimson Key Tour

Today's VBT# is "The Crimson Key Series" here on The Phantom Paragrapher :

#Reviews to come at a later date.

 

 

Synopsis: The Crimson Key - Book #2 The Visitor Series - Christy Sloat - May 2013

The truth can be deadly.

Brylee Branson’s best friend and boyfriend have fallen victim to a horrible curse that haunts her home. With the witches who cast it dead she has no choice but to rely on the ghosts inside the Brown house to help her find a cure. But time is not on her side, because Lynley's illness is spreading rapidly. 

Confused and scared, seventeen-year-old Brylee must confront a new ghost in the house she has never spoken to before. This spirit is not a Brown relative and makes no promises to help them … unless she can re-unite her with a loved one.

The fate of those she loves now rests on her. Can Brylee put the pieces of this puzzle together in time to save them? Or will the Brown house claim another victim? 

The Visitor’s Series continues to scare and entice its readers with this gripping second book. 

 

Please share with us, your idea of the perfect soundtrack to The Crimson Key :)

I love Pandora Radio when I write. If I don’t  have music I can’t seem to write. I usually like to listen to Indie Rock Radio station on Pandora. Bands like Mumford and Son’s, Tegan and Sara, and Fun. get me in the mood for writing. Here’s a list of some of the songs that helped me get some of the more ‘scary’ parts written. Enjoy

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The xx- Intro

Tegan and Sara-Walking with a ghost

Coldwar Kids- Hang me up to dry

Ellie Goulding-Explosions in the sky

The Shins-New Slang

The Knife- Heartbeats

Mgmt-Kids

I hope you look up some of the songs on this list, I think you will like listening to them.

 

Can you share your rainy day playlist with us?

We get alot of rainy days here in New Jersey, so one thing that gets the day moving is music. I have always been a music lover. I stay at home with my three year old so music is a daily thing in my house. Most of these are oldies, but who doesn’t like oldies?

Here are some songs that go great on those cloudy grey days :

Billie Holliday-These Foolish Things

Otis Redding-These arms of mine

Bill Hailey- Rock around the clock

Ronettes- Be my Baby

Billie Holiday-April in Paris