Gateway novel:Pieces of Foreverby Valerie M. Bodden. Ava and Joseph love each other deeply, but an accident leaves Ava badly scarred. Feeling isolated and unworthy of his love, she pushes him away. Can God help her heal her heart's wounds and accept his love again?
Beth Ford is a historical fiction author living in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. She is the author of the novels In the Times of Spirits and Love Between Times as well as the Cassie Woods, Reporter novella series. Her upcoming novel After the Spirits Come: A Continuation of ...
The ending of your novel should alsotie up any loose threadsthat you weave throughout the narrative. Again, romance readers want to be fully immersed in the story, and that immersion suffers if they’re left wondering about questions you posed but never answered. The only exception to this ...
Today, for those who are not signed up for the newsletter and didn’t see the cover in the last dispatch, I have the cover of the next book to show you. I also have the blurb, which I will be adding to the book’s Amazon pages this morning. That’s another step in the right d...
A Buckeye Falls Novel by Libby Kay Genre: Contemporary Holiday Romance On the first day of Christmas, Buckeye Falls gave to me… A snow storm… Uninvited dinner guests… A Christmas pageant… And a friends’ reunion dinner to warm your heart. It’s been ten years since five couples found ...
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When creating a ‘bad boy’ in a romance novel, the key is ensuring that any bad behavior is plausibly redeemable. That’s why most bad boy characters in this genre tend to be emotionally unavailable, rather than, like, war criminals. ...
An only child, she began writing her first novel at the age of nine, learning the joy of creating her own happy endings. Professor emeritus of the University of Texas at Austin, Karen resides in the Texas Piney Woods with her husband Peter and her “mews”—three rescued cats and a ...