Chulie the Vampdog
First in the Immortails Series
Released Dec 31, 2024 · Big Bad Blueberry Press
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Chulie the Vampdog is a humorous paranormal adventure about a dog turned vampire searching for his owner in New Orleans. The tone is lighthearted and playful despite vampire and dark-family-secret themes, with emphasis on found family, loyalty, and solving a mystery. Language appears mild ('saucy' suggests some casual language), and violence is likely implied rather than graphic given the comedic framing and young protagonist's perspective.
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In one night, Chulie goes from being the pampered lapdog of a teenage hot sauce heiress to being a member of the undead-a snarky, bad-ass vampdog. The story follows Chulie's quest to find his owner who disappeared the night he turned vampire. He now wanders with other creatures of the night over the bumpy sidewalks and... In one night, Chulie goes from being the pampered lapdog of a teenage hot sauce heiress to being a member of the undead-a snarky, bad-ass vampdog. The story follows Chulie's quest to find his owner who disappeared the night he turned vampire. He now wanders with other creatures of the night over the bumpy sidewalks and even bumpier nightlife of the French Quarter. Chulie lives with his found family of misfit vampire musicians. He teams up with a human who writes a saucy blog for vampire enthusiasts and they communicate via mind meld, one of his vampiric skills that lifts his understanding far beyond mortal dogs. The story is told in alternating perspectives between Chulie's first-person (first-dog?) perspective and the blogger's view with excerpts from his blog. Ultimately, they must uncover a dark family secret enmeshed with Chulie's origin story.
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ISBN 9798218558215 · Big Bad Blueberry Press