The authors of Animal Instinct are Lynette Endicott and Tami Dee in
their first joint venture. Both have been writing for some time, Tami
for about eight years, Lynette with short stories since she was 14, but
this is only her second full length book. Tami has six prior novels
under her belt While Tami and Lynette live only a couple of hours apart
in Central California, they met in an on-line critique group and this
entire collaboration happened through email conversations and
manuscripts.
Laurel Hawkes has spent most of her life in the
Valley of the Sun, calling Yellowstone, Thailand, and England home for a
brief time. Work encompassed a variety of trades including housekeeper,
cashier, switchboard operator, reservation agent, teacher's aide, sign
language interpreter, medical transcriptionist, and, now, writer.
When she was told she could never succeed as a writer, she believed it,
and boxed away the dream, but God laid writing on her heart. He offered
her numerous breadcrumbs to help her find her way. Asking her not to
write would now be tantamount to asking her not to breathe. A Promise
of Possibilities is the first of eight books contracted with Desert
Breeze Publishing.
Jean Thompson Kinsey, originally from
Franklin Kentucky, now lives at Brooks, KY. Jean has always wanted to
write, but life always got in the way. She retired from real estate
sales when she was diagnosed with a rare debilitating illness,
syringomyelia, and dedicated her energy to raising her three children.
She likes to read, play with her grandchildren, teach Sunday School,
travel and take cruises. It wasn't until she became a widow in 2005,
that she began seriously writing. Jean's creative non-fiction can be
found in multiple Chicken Soup for the Soul and Cup of Comfort books.
Her fiction is published in Disciple's World, Live, Living, Harpstring
and Splickety. Jean writes inspirational fiction and non-fiction. The
Secret of Willow Shade is the first of her trilogy of Willow Shade
Christian suspense and the others will release in March 2013 and October
2013. She also has a prior historical Christian novel, the
Lightkeeper's Daughter, with Desert Breeze Publishing.
Dusty
bearded men in miner's boots and faded shirts, gamblers in fancy vests
and frock coats, a ghost or two tossed in for good measure -- these are
the characters who come to life on the pages of Paisley Kirkpatrick's
writing. Mix them with strong, independent women of the Gold Rush era
who delight and tempt their heroes to take a chance on love and, voila,
it's romance.
She and her husband of 43 years are
fortunate enough to live in the Sierra Mountain Range of California
where this colorful time in history took place. Exploring gold mines,
inspecting the stately historic homes, and traveling through tunnels
zigzagging underground stirs my imagination and brings reality to her
stories. To write and create has always been her dream. Joining Romance
Writers of America twelve years ago opened the door to achieving what I
was born to do.
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