Jasmine's Place Issue No. 14 - December 2014 | Page 20

He has a wonderful way of being
romantic with the smallest of things,
like the way he always opens the car
door or restaurant entrances for me,
his phone calls each day around
lunchtime just to say, “hi.”
Each morning when I awake, I smile,
thanking the Lord for the pot of hot
coffee he’s made for me, before
leaving for work.
Give us a hint about the plot in your
new novel: Postmarked Ever After
Recently widowed, Serena Gary,
a registered nurse, battles the daily
trauma of the Emergency Room, as
well as her grief.
She gets a delayed letter from a
woman dying of cancer, for her late
husband, telling him he has a
daughter he never knew.
While she is on hospital rounds, a
child has a brush with death
and ​recounts a vivid dream to
her that bears a message.
Will she risk happiness for the
truth or keep a secret from the past?
Which chords do you hope your
romantic novels strike with readers?
I hope to encourage readers to hold
strong to the dedication of a loved
one and see the picture beyond the
momentary disagreements
that partners can have.
Thank you Mary for your time.
Visit Mary and find out about her
books, as well as her latest romantic
Novel - Christmas at Angel Ranch - at
http://marylouwrites.weebly.com/
By chance, Serena meets Adam
Knox who just happens to be the
husband of the women who wrote
the letter. He has recently been
widowed and an attraction begins to
grow.
When Serena meets Nicky,
Adams’ daughter, she is sure that
Nicky is her husband’s daughter.
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