The Author and The Cover Model is a cleverly written, humorous, parody of the romance genre. It exposes not only the wrongs in writing romance, but all the rights in love too A female villain who makes a harpy from hell look like an angel, a handsome, somewhat arrogant hero, and a heroine who believes Fate has made a grave mistake when she finds 'Mr. Right' in the wrong man, are only a few reasons those who enjoy romance should read this novel. Fun, quick-witted dialog, and steamy love scenes rise from the ink-splattered pages. It is also a memorable portrayal of a woman's search for...
The Author and The Cover Model is a cleverly written, humorous, parody of the romance genre. It exposes not only the wrongs in writing romance, but al...
Can a simple oak tree have a higher purpose? A unique destiny ordained by its Creator? Many would say no, but Shania Browning Silva and Abraham Benjamin Alcott would disagree, for The Table was fashioned from just such a tree. Shania's only child is dead, and her husband blames her for the unforeseen tragedy. Divorce papers in hand, she wars against the temptation to end her life, her pain. Conquering the dark moment, she sits at a family heirloom-a century-old table-and is transported back to the year 1939 . . . back to a part of her family she'd never known. Abe, an antique dealer, can't...
Can a simple oak tree have a higher purpose? A unique destiny ordained by its Creator? Many would say no, but Shania Browning Silva and Abraham Benjam...