One Ring to Rule

by Charlotte McClain

One spurned editor, one groveling prodigal artist and one hundred thousand eavesdropping fans.

Lindsey Cartwright didn't set out to become the Wicked Witch of Comics. But then she fell for hot-shot artist Kent Farrington...and got dumped. When he walked out, he left her with no explanation and zero sense of humor.

Kent knows he's got a hard road ahead if he wants to win Lindsey back. He'll need to catch her at the perfect time, in the perfect place. What could be better than the biggest comic book convention of the year?


Warning, Nosy fans, extreme cinnamon buns and vulgar lemons

57 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 1, 2008

About the author

Charlotte McClain is a pseudonym of Christa Maurice, and her books have been re-published under that name.

Born in a small town in Ohio (not actually in the town, in a hospital near the town, but I grew up in the town), I moved west (a little bit) to a smallish town in Ohio for college. Then I moved a little further west to a small city still in Ohio.

Then things got hairy.

I moved to an Asian Megacity, then to a small South American city and now have appeared to settle for a while in a medium sized Middle Eastern city. Recently upon seeing my passport some friends remarked, "You don't have any space left!"

All along (since I was about 12) I have been writing. When not writing, I am devoted to my other love, teaching kindergarten here in the Middle East. I write about what I know so my romances are generally well traveled or not and seen through snarky rose colored glasses.

Reviews

[Val Pearson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lindsey is confusion at it's finest. I loved how Lindsey and Kent's characters worked together. He had to grow up and doesn't know how to show it. She knows how to show her feelings but doesn't want to. They are both in awkward situations and it shows through in their body language and how they try to relate to each other. I laughed at certain scenes in the book and cried at a scene or two. I was really rooting for Kent to be able to get through to Lindsey. I though this story was very well written. The feelings Lindsey had are so true to life. Who of us is not utterly and totally confused about breakups? Charlotte McClain definately knows how to give her readers what they want. She will have you begging, PLEASE let these two get back together. I loved this story and will definately read more of her work.