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Erin RaeJust a small-town girl, writing in a lonely world.
Erin Rae was a born reader. From the time she could read, she had a book in her hand everywhere she went. And, she often had a backup just in case she finished the first one. Like most people, her writing began in school as part of her English class. It wasn’t until her freshman English teacher told her mother, “she writes like a novelist,” that she thought she was different. After spending almost 30 years in the public-school classroom helping students with their own writing, and keeping her own writing in her head, Erin Rae took a leap. She wrote down her words, and her worlds came to life. You can contact Erin at E[email protected] or subscribe on Substack. |
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The Church for SinnersIn the rural plains of West Texas in a small dying town is the Church for Sinners. Of course, that is not what the congregation call it, but that is what it is. Each Sunday and Wednesday, the sinners gather and scatter among the pews, guilty and full of sin. Each one has a story to tell.
As gossip collides with truth, neighbors' lives overlap in a pile-up of sardonic humor, observational insight, and the real-life consequences of everyday choices. The Church for Sinners proves that no matter how tightly you close the curtains, there's always someonwho can sneak a peek inside. Now available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/84lcgUX |
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Imogene - Coming Soon! The West Texas may not be good for growing cotton, but it's great for soaking up blood.
She was just 17 when she moved onto the farm jjust west of Prairie View. By the time she was 30, Imogene was a farm wife, avid church goer, and loving mother of four. But on a hot summer evening, all of that changed with one gun shot. Sixty years later, her death is still a mystery. Decades later, Imogene's granddaughter, Anna, a newspaper reporter, cracks open the cold case surrounding her grandmother's death. With the help of the handsome detective. She begins to unravel the mystery. Anna discovers the truth through long lost letters, and cryptic message, and death bed confessions. Coming soon! |
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Write me a Love Story (in development) Emily and Conner are two romance writers who check in late at a writers weekend retreat at the Grand Galvez Resort and Spa in Galveston, Texas. When there's only roon left for the weekend, the first question arrises: Do they share a room or does one of them find lodging elsewhere?
Write me a Love Story has all the typical tropes of a romance. She's from West Texas. He's from Southern Georgia. There's instant attraction, and there will be romance. What's different is you, the reader, get to choose their path. At pivotal points in the story, the reader gets to chose where the story goes; Choice A - they share a room. Choice B - Connor gets a room at the Holiday Inn. It's a typical romance with a twist! |