E.V. Robbins

E.V. Robbins has been a writer for many years. Like Stephen King, he has written under other names, authoring everything from Rat Rod Magazine articles to local events in numerous newspapers and periodicals.

He enjoys art, working primarily in charcoal, and won his first art contest at age ten. Currently his work is displayed in local galleries. This hobby goes hand in hand with his photography. His photos have also been published in numerous magazines, newspapers and periodicals.

As a teen, he played in a garage band, then took up songwriting in his later years. E.V. has had a song placed in a made for TV movie and he has won numerous music awards over the years. And while his music has not made him wealthy by any means, he continues to enjoy his music and playing his guitar.

“I’m just a fifteen-year-old boy at heart,” he says. His recent retirement has afforded him the time to delve in to his passion for writing in a more serious nature.

“Vampire stories have always interested me. While vampires may come and go, the fascination in this topic seems to never die. As I was coming to the end of this book, I decided there had to be more to this story. The Chronicles of Judas has turned into a series that I hope will take the reader to places they have never explored before.”

Edward Victor Robbins lives in rural Texas south of the Dallas, Fort Worth area and continues to write. This is his first published vampire novel and is not to be confused with any other authors, MD or other persons with the same or similar name of E.V. Robbins.

Hope you’ll read the following book, Turning, where things turn from bad to worse for our heroes.

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