Pam & I have hosted each other many times; today I'm featuring her new book of short romances A HINT OF ROMANCE.
Why did Pam write A HINT OF ROMANCE?
"As a novel writer, short stories are a welcome diversion, but also a challenge. To tell a complete story in so few words can sometimes frustrate one who thrives on the detail and description found in a novel. Some of these were written with a particular women’s magazine in mind. Others were for the publisher I was with earlier in my career who listed them for free through the website or for 99 cents at Amazon. ALL were written for fun and the experience. A friend of mine said I write excellent short stories. I hope I’ve done well enough in these to entice you to want to read my longer works."
About the Stories in A HINT OF ROMANCE
Twin Flames: Twins, Raymond and Raelee MacFarland have
spent a couple of years and a ton of money turning the property they inherited
from their uncle into a small guest ranch, rebuilding their lives after her husband runs off with
his wife. Will they succeed and
perhaps, get a second chance at love?
Like a Rock: Macey
finds herself at a crossroads when her and Jerry’s youngest child leaves for
college. Will their love survive midlife crisis and empty nest syndrome?
The Big Catch Karla and, the love of her
life, Jeff, have uncovered some uncommon ground: The Great Outdoors. For the
life of her, she does not understand his love of fishing and how he can spend
so much time doing so. Will she come to love the sport as much as he or will
his passion for a rod and reel tangle up their relationship?
A Hero for Jessica: Anthony
Paul Seville is known as the ‘most eligible bachelor’ in New Orleans, possibly
even the entire state of Louisiana, but finds himself alone—completely and
explicitly alone. Jessica Aucoin is a writer on her way to fame and fortune but
is haunted by a man from her past. Will the “champion” lawyer and the author of
romantic suspense find love written in their future?
In His Sight: Grade school teacher Carson
Alexander has a gift—a gift that has driven a wedge between him and his family.
Worse, it’s put him at odds with God. Feeling alone and misunderstood, Carson
views God’s gift of prophecy as the worst kind of curse…that is until he meets
Lorelei Conner, landscape artist extraordinaire, and perhaps the one person who
may need Carson and his gift more than anyone ever has.
Lorelei
Connor is a mother on the run. Her abusive ex-husband has followed her all over
the country trying to steal their daughter. Distrusting of men and needing to
keep on the move, she’s surprised by her desire to remain close to Carson
Alexander. Through her fear and hesitation, she must learn to rely on God to
guide her—not an easy task when He’s prompting her to trust a man.
Can
their relationship withstand the tragedy lurking on the horizon?
Review of Love: Jason Stockwell has been
commissioned to interview Kylie Erickson and to review her books. The only
problem is, she won’t give the time of day much less an interview to someone
whose type of writing she deems not worthy of respect. Can they suspend their
judgmental attitudes and find true love?
Paper
Roses: Widowed
eleven years, Patti Howard has found herself enamored with her son’s football
coach. Will a homecoming tradition give them a chance at romance?
Journey’s End: Ellie Thibaudeau’s travelling days ended when she bore a
daughter who, in turn, left a granddaughter to be reared in the small town of
Wellington, Florida. With retirement on the horizon will her dream of seeing
the world come true with a new man or will she be resigned to staying put and
live vicariously through her Angel Girl, Callyn?
Soul
Mates Jolie LeBlanc has used
her Masters in Archeology and Minor in Anthropology to study the paranormal all
over the world and ends up on five acres of land supposedly haunted by the
famed pirate, Jean Lafitte. Will she and her soul mate will reconnect once
again or will she live another lifetime without him?
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Thank you for hosting me, Diana! I appreciate you.
ReplyDeleteI love short stories. So easy to get through them in today's busy world. Sounds like a great collection. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThank You SO Much , Alicia for dropping by and leaving a comment! I appreciate your time and energy in doing so. God Bless.
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