Susan’s Books

AUDREY’S PROMISEfallrain

Contemporary Romance set in Rural East Texas (sold! to The Wild Rose Press, release date TBD)

Audrey Allen is poised to become the youngest Texas Senator, a position she’s primed for with her nickname, “Prolific Peacemaker.” But she’s unable to make peace with many in her hometown, including with her own family, where memories and grudges run deep. A decade-old tragedy looms to derail her dreams of helping others. Under the advice of her campaign manager, she brings home ambitious and tantalizing journalist, Ethan Tanner, who stirs up trouble and intense passion. Yet he helps her confront her past and steers the town toward forgiveness, though it may be too late in time for the election.
 
 

PRINCE OF SOLANA (temporary title)Castle_Flowers

Contemporary Romantic Suspense (Rough Draft in progress)

The first manuscript that I didn’t outline beforehand. About halfway through the first draft. Can’t give a blurb about it because it’s still being flushed out.

RIP IT

Contemporary Women’s Fiction with romantic elements (Revisions)

Stacey Fitch is about to win her third NCAA Diving Championship when something goes horribly wrong, and she ends up in a coma for three months. When she wakes and recovers, she discovers the plans she had for her life are gone. Taken. Her title, her dream job, and the man she’s loved for the past four years now belong to her rival. Now she has to pick up the pieces of her drastically altered life and rediscover herself. When Andrew comes back into her life, she’s scared of failing again and fights the attraction between them (he’s supposed to be a taken man). As she finds out what she’s truly capable of and dealing with side effects of a traumatic brain injury, clues are unveiled that the disastrous day may not have been an accident after all.
 

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