First Impressions

by Maris Soule

First Impressions by Maris Soule released on Nov 24, 1983 is available now for purchase.

Genres: Romance

Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1983

About the author

Maris Soule has had 6 mysteries, 25 romances, and 2 short stories published. In addition to twice being a RITA finalist, several of her romances have placed and won in other writing contests. Her 30th book, ECHOES OF TERROR, a thriller set in Skagway, Alaska, won first place in the 2017 Florida Writers Associations Royal Palm Literary Competition's mystery/suspense category, and in 2025 her unpublished suspense won first place in the FWA's Royal Palm Literary Competition for an unpublished suspense. Born and raised in California, Soule was working on a master's degree in art history at UCSB when she met and married her husband. The Soules, who have two grown children and two granddaughters, now live in Michigan, but for 13 years they spent their winters in Florida. Over the years she's raised and shown Rhodesian Ridgebacks; taught art, math, and some college English; has continued painting and drawing; and enjoys (along with her husband) boating on Lake Michigan. She writes a bi-weekly blog on the craft of writing (https: //marissoule.com/blog/).
She is a member of MWA, MRW, Sisters-in-Crime, FWA, and Authors' Guild.


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Reviews

[Billie · Rating 2 out of 5]

Sexual harassment 101. Also, a little stalker-y and coercive. No means no, dude. Thank all that is holy and infernal that Romance as a genre has grown past this If this were a book being released today, it would be a one-star, but I did make some allowances for this having been published in 1983 and the characters were better-developed than in the last category title I read. But, still, a whole lotta "nope".

[elstaffe · Rating 2 out of 5]

Oh boy. This was fine up through p. 169, at which point things took a turn for the OH MY THIS WAS PUBLISHED IN THE 1980s, HUH. Not for me.

[Vicki · Rating 3 out of 5]

Did not accord with my own experiences as a high school teacher.