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Lynn Romaine

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I started writing fiction at age 58, and had my first fiction book, Leave No Trace, published at age 59. I now have five books in print, with a six coming out in June. I live in Bloomington, Indiana and on the road in a trailer half the year traveling the country, living wherever I land. I just published my first nonfiction book, The Little Road Book, about my travels, with another travel book coming out in February of 2014 and a book about my lesbian great aunt due out in April of 2014.

DESERT ROSE - IS FOR SALE AT LAST!

You'll find Desert Rose - the search for my lost lesbian aunt - in the Kindle Store of Amazon and the print version will be out by April 15th, also available at Amazon.
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Published on April 03, 2014 03:52
Average rating: 3.92 · 48 ratings · 18 reviews · 14 distinct works
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Leave No Trace

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Long Run Home

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Blind Spot

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message 3: by Lynn

Lynn Romaine EXCERPT: Blind Spot - out February 2013

Sophie took a deep breath, averted her gaze from the stares of men around her, and focused on him as she moved across the room. He had turned away from her now, his drink sitting in front of him, a pack of cigarettes at his right hand.
Someone snatched at her skirt as she passed the last table, but she swatted at the sweaty hand and kept moving. Her legs trembled slightly by the time she made it to the empty bar stool on his right and sat down. She sensed he knew she was there.
“This occupied?” Her words were almost inaudible against the background din of voices and music but he answered with a grunt and a shake of his head. He was drinking straight shots of something and he smelled of whiskey, leather, and male.
Now what? The rules for picking someone up in a bar were so far outside of her realm of experience they were nonexistent. The bartender came over and pointed silently to her empty glass.
“Stoli on the rocks, please.” Stoli was her mother's favorite drink, and she tried to picture her mother's surprise at her daughter throwing back Russian vodka in a bar. She reached into her bag but a hand reached over to stop her.
“I'll get it.”
“Thanks.” She reached for her glass and saw her hand tremble.
She stole a glance at him. He looked rough and dangerous with a dark shadow of stubble obvious even in the darkness. There was something about him, although unreadable in his face, that exuded a sense of safety at odds with his appearance. She'd never known anyone remotely like him. The few men in her life had been safe, academic types with thin, aesthetic faces or the smiling nephews of enthusiastic neighbors determined to find her a man. They'd always been casual and uncomplicated affairs. She'd never wanted anything more.
How had she come from that to this night, sitting in a dark bar filled with people she didn't know and would never know, hoping for something from this man?
“Jack Roselli.” He turned and held out his hand. It was callused and warm against her cold fingers.


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Beth Hi Lynn,
Thanks for befriending this mystery author on Goodreads!
- Beth



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