Shadow Hearts - musical reading | MAGICCON 6

Writing fables

21. March 2023

Program presentation: Fantasy Book Autumn 2023

6. September 2023

Published by Robert Eiba at 28. June 2023

MagicCon 6 | Vortrag | Shadow Hearts - musikalische Lesung | Jessica Bernett & Anina

Jessica Bernett, who usually dabbles in historical fantasy, has published a vampiric road trip under the pseudonym J.T. Sheridan that chases readers around Europe. And what would a road trip be without the right music?

That’s what Shadow Hearts is all about:

When she touches vampires, she can see their memories. When Toni discovers this gift, her life changes abruptly. Until then, things were going anything but as planned: Her boyfriend left her, she dropped out of college and is barely making ends meet with her job as a bartender. But now, together with the American vampire hunter Brent, she sets off on a hunt for vampires throughout Europe. And as she tries to uncover the secret of her powers, she can’t stop thinking about the first vampire she ever met – Finn Mathesson.

If you liked Supernatural and True Blood, you’re guaranteed to love this 8-part book series.

Jessica reads parts from different episodes and is musically accompanied by Anina.

Lecturer: Jessica Bernett & Anina

Duration: 60 min - The Lecture will be held in: german

Jessica Bernett, aka J.T. Sheridan, was born on a sunny autumn day in 1978 in Wiesbaden, Germany, the granddaughter of a printer. She would love to travel the world. She currently lives with her family in Mainz.

When she's not immersed in adventures with her children, writing or dreaming of new stories, she loves to hang out at conventions and talk about favorite series, movies and books with like-minded people.

Anina was born in the summer of 2003 and also lives in Mainz. The psychology student was born with the gift of music and acting. She has already had the opportunity to prove her talent on the stage of the Staatstheater Mainz and has completed an acting workshop at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow. She owes her love of fantastic stories in part to her writing mother.