Book 1: A Secret Gift

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A Secret Gift Blurb

Celeste Franklin bases her life on numbers and logic. She puts her heart and soul into a program named Love Match. The problem arises when her adored boss admits he’s Cupid and wants her to track down a group of snowmen made by Kris Kringle. Unable to face the reality that he’s gone crazy, she appeases his egomania and creates a program that will track one named men. With her success, she investigates a suspicious house with her sister. She meets a unique man that turns her world upside down. 

The leader of Santa’s Secret Service doesn’t believe there can be good humans in the world. White’s bounded by a promise made to his fellow men of snow and ventures on a final mission he doesn’t want to accomplish for himself. When he finds his fated lover, he’s forced to choose between his personal vow to remain snow or convert to live a life as a human.

Loneliness compels her to write a letter for A Secret Gift. But when Celeste Franklin’s approved request stands before her in a unique package, she’s challenged to believe in things beyond her imagination. He must overcome biases in order to fulfill his destiny. The promises of everlastingly love and happiness can only come true if she can accept a man made of snow.

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Under a dark and gloomy sky in Seattle, I sit at my computer and type away. Oh, I didn’t start out a writer. I started out in computer programming at Colorado State University.

Enthusiastic about the idea to make a three dimensional room where people could lounge and experience a story first hand, I took my imaginary room and transferred it from code to print.

Soon, I started to write every day. My children enjoyed my short stories and encouraged me to write more. My husband read my prose and suggested I take writing one step further, write a novel.

I crossed the path of Romance Writers of America and the community advised me on the skills needed to make my virtual room as realistic as possible on the page. I covet each unique, priceless treasure offered.

I became the co-moderator for RWA’s Kiss of Death’s invisible words loop. Then, I was honored to be elected the Elements of RWA President. Shortly after, I joined the Pacific Northwest Writers Association and befriended some wonderful writers. I’ve taught brainstorming techniques online and strive to see my books published.

I’m seeking an agent and/or editor to help make my vision a reality.