I’ve just added these to my “Watch” list:

Synopsis (Publishers Marketplace):

1. Dr. Anthony Francis, Jr.’s FROST MOON, Book One in the SKINDANCER series, about a tattoo artist whose ability to create tattoos with supernatural powers makes her a target in an alternate Atlanta filled with vampires, werewolves and magic, for publication in March 2010.

2. Anna J. Evans’s DEAD ON THE DELTA, the first in a series set in post-apocalyptic Louisiana which is overrun by poisonous, insect-like fairies with a taste for human flesh and blood, and the field agent who is immune to their venom, plus a sequel, for publication in Spring 2011.

3. Kevin Hearne’s HOUNDED, HEXED, and HAMMERED, the first three books in a new urban fantasy series about a 2,000-year-old Druid, the last of his kind, living in Arizona in which the gods of the Celtic, Greek, and Norse pantheons are alive and well.

4. Kalayna Price’s GRAVE WITCH, about a broke magic-eye for hire, but a case with a sexy reaper, a dark cop, and a ghost-silencing killer has more than her rent on the line – it may cost her soul, including two sequels.

5. NYT bestselling author Rachel Lee’s THE CLAIMING, in which a forensic pathologist teams up with a vampire detective to fight demons, in a two-book deal.

6. Cate Tiernan’s IMMORTAL BELOVED, trilogy in which a 460-year-old teen runs from a life of empty parties and darkness and begins to turn towards the light, discovering in the process her own vast untapped magickal power, the presence of untold enemies and a mysterious Viking god of a man who may be, in more ways than one, her other half, for publication in December 2010.

7. Bekka Black’s iDRACULA, a modernization of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, in cell novel form, in which two rebellious teens find themselves in over their heads when one girl’s boyfriend reappears from a mysterious summer internship in Romania gravely ill and craving blood, for publication in Fall 2010.

What do you guys think? Any sound interesting to you?

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