Hi there! My name is
Victoria Moschou
Thessaloniki, Greece
Synopsis
Forget what you knew so far about werewolves. Forget what you knew so far about gypsies. Forget what you knew so far about assassins.
In a world, not so different from ours, lives a pack of Loup Garou; superior creatures that can change and take the shape of wolves whenever they choose.
The only enemy they have are the Silvers; a family of assassins, whose only goal is to kill them all.
When one hunt ends up badly, Andrew and his sisters will have to find the girl who tried to kill him. In order to find her, they’ll need the help of a Romani tribe, who owes a debt to the Loup Garou.
What could possibly go wrong? They have magic and supernatural powers, while the Silvers have only… silver. Or not?
What could happen if the blood of the Loup Garou and the silver were mixed up together?
Is everything exactly what it seems or there’s a secret hidden deep between those two families?
A supernatural story, with a touch of everyday, regular problems, and an essence of old, yet gold, culture.
Read sample chapterAbout Me
Saturn left my zodiac sign at last! I had read the Economist, before I decided to become one. My blood type is caffeine! I love red velvet cakes, reading and writing.
You can also find me on my blog: victoriouspages.wordpress.com
Favorite Things
| Charity | WWF | |
| Coffee | Cappuccino | |
| Book | Wuthering Heights | |
| Superhero | Invisible Woman | |
| Movie | Titanic | |
| App | Wattpad | |
| Video Game | Mortal Kombat | |
| Musical | Into The Woods | |
| Ice Cream | Milk and Cookies, by Ben & Jerry's |
Q&A with Vincent
How would you increase literacy?I do believe that in order to become a good writer, you need to be a good reader first. So, I'd keep reading as much as I do know (or even more) so I can truly realise what is it that makes a story truly tick!
What are the ingredients for a blockbuster story to you?Real characters, interesting plot line, vivid descriptions, plot twists, a little bit of drama, a little bit of sarcasm, a touch of humour, as well as the ability to make others feel all those feelings you were experiencing while writing the story!
What are your top stories that entertain and/or inspire you?Fantasy was, is and probably will always be first on my list. Not only because I get the chance to read about myths, legends, hopes and fears that survived throughout the years, but also because fantasy always had and always will have fragments of truth inside it. So when I read and write about fantasy, I become more empathic to everyday problems, regular people and situations as well.
Do you have any advice to aspiring writers?Write in order to have fun. If you do have fun while writing your story, eventually the rest of the world will get that vibe from you!
Do you recall how your interest in writing originated?Well, I was ten months old when my parents bought me my first fairytale ever. That's how my love about reading originated. As for the writing part, I was ten years old when I first attempted to write something of my own, and that was because I was reading J. K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" at the time.