... AUTHOR AND AVID READER OF ROMANTIC SUSPENSE THRILLERS. I have two 'bookish' passions: Reading and Writing Fiction. Join me in welcoming exciting new characters to the world of fiction!
Sunday, May 29, 2016
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Saturday, May 14, 2016
Book One: "You're Still Mine"
For those of you who are new to this blog, this week I will be reintroducing the three books which comprise my 'Safe In His Arms' series. Book one, "You're Still Mine," touches upon the delicate subject of spousal abuse. While writing this fictional story, my goal was to deal with the subject in a realistic yet kind manner. Remember, if you are being abused, do what you need to do to get yourself out of such a dangerous situation. Your loved ones need you to be safe and healthy, especially if you have children who are being exposed to such violence.
This is Meg's story... (sample below)
This is Meg's story... (sample below)
(available as a stand-alone or box-set at Amazon worldwide)
Excerpt of You're Still Mine by Lise Guilbault
PROLOGUE
This
couldn't be happening! She'd been assured by the Courts that he
would serve a minimum five years, yet here he was walking the streets
- or soon would be
- following a paltry three and a half years in federal prison!
On
the very day he was found guilty by a jury of his peers, Meg had
registered with SAVIN, the Statewide Automated Victim Information and
Notification program, hence the automated message which had greeted
her this morning informing her that her ex-husband, the man who'd
nearly taken her life, the man who'd instilled in her a fear of men
in general, was to
be
released this coming Monday.
In
her estimation, she had three days to come up with a solid plan to
get herself away from this town, away from him if she had any hope of
saving herself. Meg wasn't one prone to exaggeration in general, and
definitely not when it came to her fear of Rob. She knew with
absolute certainty that immediately upon his release, Rob would be on
her like a dog with a bone. Only this time, he'd be sure to finish
the job. Unable to come up with a quick solution, Meg needed to
think, and think fast! She decided to come at this systematically.
First
things first. Money. She had $2,500 in savings and another $1,100
in her chequing account. Of course, if she left town immediately, it
would mean skipping this month's mortgage payment, but what did it
matter? Rob would likely claim the house as his anyway. Laws and
injunctions were of no consequence to an animal like him. He was a
law unto himself and defied anyone to say differently.
Meg
had married Rob when she was twenty-five. He was a couple years
older than her and had impressed Meg with his worldly maturity. He'd
often boasted of his travels and street-wise education,
Thursday, May 12, 2016
The birds are singing
Hello friends,
As I sit in my favourite room, enjoying my morning coffee, I reflect on the upcoming day. There are so many things I should be doing: Working on my new novel, planting my garden, cleaning the house... And then I hear the birds sing, and I stay exactly where I am. There is nothing more important than this!
I hope you also take the time to enjoy the beauty that surrounds you.
Lise
As I sit in my favourite room, enjoying my morning coffee, I reflect on the upcoming day. There are so many things I should be doing: Working on my new novel, planting my garden, cleaning the house... And then I hear the birds sing, and I stay exactly where I am. There is nothing more important than this!
I hope you also take the time to enjoy the beauty that surrounds you.
Lise
Monday, May 9, 2016
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
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