Don't believe that?
How about slay a holiday sweet tooth with just one cookie?
For anyone in the Will County, Illinois area that's "dying" for a complimentary edible vampire slaying kit, you have one last opportunity on Saturday to possibly receive one.
On Saturday, Rebekah, our books, the kits, and I will be hanging out at the Elder Brewing Co. holiday market in Joliet from 2 to 8 p.m. Elder Brewing Co. is located at 218 E. Cass St. in Joliet.
Bob Okon, senior reporter at The Herald-News, wrote a wonderful story about Elder Brewing Com. last year when this family-owned business celebrated its fourth anniversary. Read Bob's story here.
The edible vampire slaying kit is not for sale. It is a "thank you" gift for select purchases. Read on for details.
By the way, Timothy replaced all of the silver stickers (above) with red wax rose-shaped seals before we distributed the first one (below).
He felt they looked more vampire-slaying authentic.
See the difference?
Books and Edible Vampire Slaying Kit:
Soooo...
Every person who buys one (or more) of these book combinations will receive a free, locally chef-made edible vampire slaying kit per combination - while edible vampire slaying kits last.
Edible vampire slaying kits are not limited to one per customer. But for each additional kit, you must still purchase one of these four combinations.
1) One "regular" young adult or adult BryonySeries book (choices include any book in the "drop of blood" trilogy, Lycanthropic Summer, The Phoenix, Call of the Siren, Ruthless by Ed Calkins Steward of Tara or any of the Before the Blood books) or Nine Months of Kindness.
2) Any two books in The Adventures of Cornell Dyer series.
3) Any two books in the Girls of the BryonySeries series.
4) Any three books in the Bertrand the Mouse series.
5) All three of our BryonySeries cookbooks.
To check out details of most of those books, visit bryonyseries.com/general-store.
To be clear, you cannot buy one of these edible vampire slaying kits at the anthology release party. They are strictly gifts for select purchases.
The cookies that make up these kits were made locally from scratch and packaged by three local chefs (pastry and otherwise). Jasmine provided much of the creativity and delicate decorating. Timothy and Rebekah provided a lot of labor.
Each cookies is individually wrapped and sealed and displayed inside a matte finished box. These cookies also freeze well.
If you can, pop in to say, "hi" and maybe purchase a book (or two or three) and take home some really interesting and delicious holiday treats.
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