River, Rain, and Mist...
Years ago, I wrote a book titled Rain. My betas demanded (yes, demanded) Rain not to be a standalone. So, before I released the first in the Stranger in the Woods series in 2016, I started its sequel, River.
When I went back to the novel River, in 2017, preparing it for its own release, the book took a life of its own. My characters demanded (yes, demanded) that I move the story to the next book, (which I, yet again, did not know would be) Mist, and write the back story into River.
So, here it is, a novel never expected, yet already loved...
When I went back to the novel River, in 2017, preparing it for its own release, the book took a life of its own. My characters demanded (yes, demanded) that I move the story to the next book, (which I, yet again, did not know would be) Mist, and write the back story into River.
So, here it is, a novel never expected, yet already loved...
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River is a deeply intense and emotional roller coaster of a book. It’s depth comes from the heartfelt yearnings of its characters. Not just one or two, but many. I found this to be one of the most amazing books I have ever read and encourage you to enjoy it for yourself.
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Deb wrote: "River is a deeply intense and emotional roller coaster of a book. It’s depth comes from the heartfelt yearnings of its characters. Not just one or two, but many. I found this to be one of the most ..."Deb, you are so sweet! Thank you for loving River! Warms my heart...
