#IndieBooksBeSeen: Contemporary Fiction

Sunday, 15 March 2015

My Life as I Knew It by Brenda Thornlow

Title: My Life as I Knew It

Blurb:

What would you do if you were sent back in time for some unknown reason? When Brianna wakes up this morning she will be faced with that very question. Brianna lives in New York with her husband, the love of her life, Greg. She's happily married, has a great job, travels around the world and this year will be celebrating her birthday in style. Until the morning she wakes up in an apartment 3,000 miles from where she and Greg live, and seventeen years in the past! Returning to a life she hoped she would never have to think about ever again, much less relive!

Genre:

Contemporary Fiction

Links:

https://www.facebook.com/brendathornlowauthor
http://www.amazon.com/Brenda-Thornlow/e/B00N10V6OA/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1426117367&sr=8-1
http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/8339493.Brenda_Thornlow
@thornlow_brenda

Monday, 19 January 2015

Moonlight on the Nantahala by Micheal Rivers

Title: Moonlight on the Nantahala

Blurb:

An inspirational book about true love, family, friendship and the good that comes from experiencing life as it should be.

Moonlight on the Nantahala is set in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. It is a contemporary and woman's fiction novel with a hint of supernatural mixed in.

This tale of Edward Caulfield stands as a testament of the love he held in his heart for a woman he was never allowed to grow old with. Fate took Celia from Edward early in their marriage. On her deathbed Celia vowed they would be together again, not even death would separate them.

In his twilight years he moves closer to town yet keeps the old home by the river that he and his beloved Celia shared. He maintains the old home as a shrine to her to cope with his grief. Betty, his strong willed housekeeper and friend keeps the widower on his toes with her humorous criticisms. Lena, a young woman, often trespasses on the old man's property to sit by the river in deep thought. They exchange their secrets and stories eventually. Lena's emotionally abusive husband and crumbling marriage weighs heavily on Edward. He sees her like the daughter he never had and wants to protect her. Loneliness and learning to trust again forges a critically needed friendship for them.

On the Nantahala River's edge under an aging oak tree can the legacy of "The Perfect Rose" forever change a troubled heart?