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Sortilege
Em, divorced and thirty-something, moves back to her hometown. She’s surprised to find that Sortilege, an old novel (which has morphed considerably over the years), is now a thing with her friends. For example, beautiful Anna likes the soap opera version; artsy Robin wants to film the original.
Sortilege is a tongue-in-cheek gothic tale set in the distant past. It’s all about an ingenue held captive in a blighted manor by the sea, and the dashing Baron who sets out to rescue her. A Baron who finds himself ill-prepared for the realms of darkness and foul magic that await.
Meanwhile, Em’s modern journey involves the everyday adjustments and discoveries of her new life. The chaotic romantic entanglements of Em and her friends are explored in depth. A tragic event occurs, affecting everyone.
What with witches, acrobats, an underground sea, wild enchantments, tentative rambles, forbidden love, sudden death and manifest evil, the unforeseen will pop up in both tales, along with, now and then, a transformation.
Mrs. Lawton
A man falls from the sky, and Mrs. Lawton’s client is the only witness. So begins a chain of events that will involve the private eye in a world of increasing danger, as the dark secret of her past casts its long shadow over her life once again.
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Being sole proprietor of the small pavillion really leaves me little time for writing e-books or making illustrations for the covers, yet I plan to expand my catalogue over time. Meanwhile, please examine our current offerings, leave your e-mail if you wish, and remember to visit often.
A complimentary invention called The Little Woman is here included for your amusement. It may be used as a gentle reminder of feminine self-sufficiency, or as a bookmark for your Kindle.
This autonomous Little Woman is equipped to handle all repairs to her exceptional person. She has the tools she needs for healing minor hurts, for making big adjustments, and even skill enough, when needed, to fine-tune the power cell within her vital core.
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Linda