WriteSpa – An Oasis for Writers
As I was conversing with a WriteSpa client, and we were discussing assignments and goals, I asked her where she wrote. She hesitated, then said, “It’s a bit problematic…I don’t have a laptop and my computer’s in the living room. I don’t really have a place for it.”
From the way she spoke, I could tell th [...]
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WriteSpa #63 – A Place of One’s Own
WriteSpa – An Oasis for Writers
As I was conversing with a WriteSpa client, and we were discussing assignments and goals, I asked her where she wrote. She hesitated, then said, “It’s a bit problematic…I don’t have a laptop and my computer’s in the living room. I don’t really have a place for it.”
From the way she spoke, I could tell th [...]
WriteSpa #50 – Inspired by Fragrance
WriteSpa – An Oasis for Writers
Your sense of smell is possibly the oldest of the five primary senses, and, fascinatingly, it is most intimately associated with the formation of memories. In those old days (a million years ago), it was crucial to forming our experience of food and sex; but by now it’s evolved to an art of perfum [...]
Fun and fast-paced romance thriller
I'm not a huge romance fan, but I like romance blended with intrigue. I saw (Heaven Falls) recommended on Twitter and gave it a try, and am very glad I did.
The novel starts slowly, and I wasn't sure about the main character, Tess Duncan, but as you are drawn further and further into the dysfunctional Garrison family, owners of Heaven Falls resorts, the more I liked Tess and Jason, her love interest.
The mysteries of the family unfold as the tension builds, and although the pivotal mysteries aren't that surprising, the way they entangle the characters certainly is.
Fun, fast paced, and romantic enough for the softies without being too mushy for the intrigue fans, Heaven Falls is well worth the read.
