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Sweet Salvation

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Tears she’d held back fell freely as she dropped to her knees in the surf, scooping sand and saltwater to scrub the blood from her hands.

“SWEET SALVATION is a fabulous Georgian historical romance that will leave readers begging for more!” ~ Virginia Henley, New York Times Bestselling Author

LADY DESIREE FRAZIER finds herself the object of a scandalous auction.  Belittled for her stuttering speech, no man wants her to wife. Anger and disgust stiffen Desiree’s resolve to gain control of her life.
LORD ALEXANDER EVERDON, is in London to rescue his wayward brother. What he doesn’t expect to stumble upon is the noble Lady Desiree surrounded by lascivious lechers.
BOUND TOGETHER in a wild bid to free Alex’s brother from a date with the gallows.  Desiree must save Alex’s life and expose a murder plot before she can revel in his Sweet Salvation.
Reader praise for Sweet Salvation:
“This romance swept me off my feet. Great hero and heroine and charming supporting characters. I loved watching this heroine find her strength.” ~ Smart Girl’s SciFi
“I loved this book, it is a must read. The characters are charming, riveting, full of desire to know more about them. I just couldn’t put the book down. The authors ability to take you back in time is incredible.” ~ San
Sweet Salvation

Remaining Focused on Goals

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OMGosh…I can’t believe I’m just now remembering I have a blog–and it needs attention!

Since the first of the year I’ve studied many craft lessons.  No matter how many manuscripts I complete–each more powerfully written and compelling than the previous–there’s always room for improvement.  The greatest authors never stop discovering new ways to tell old tales. 

I’m striving to be one of the greats in my sub-genre.  I dream of the day I’ll rub shoulders with Julia Quinn, Virginia Henley, Stephanie Laurens, Allison Chase, and so many others. 

My goal is the New York Times Bestsellers List.  To get there I’ll have to work hard, absorb all advice and lessons from the pros, and remain focused on my goals–even when I struggle to find the next word.  I have no doubt I’ll envision the perfect noun, verb, or adjective to bring my newest story to life because in the words of the great Martin Luther King, Jr., “I have a dream…”

Happy writing, y’all.  Now back to work!

Lis’Anne