Saving Grace
Published on 17. October 2017
Book
Paperback/Softback
228 pages
978-1-63555-265-2 (ISBN)
Description
Cute,confused, self-conscious, and emotionally vulnerable. It’s almost too easy.
Scientist Grace Ramsay takes one look at the young woman limping into the villa next door and decides Dawn is just what she needs: a distraction. Tasked with evaluating Moon Island for a chemicals giant looking for a waste dump far from civilization, Grace feels increasingly uneasy about her job. She usually responds to stress by having good sex, and it sure looks like Dawn could use a confidence booster, given the scars she’s so sensitive about.
After surviving a hurricane on Moon Island a year earlier, champion swimmer Dawn Beaumont vowed she would never return. But here she is, taking refuge after a car crash that claimed the life of a teammate. Haunted by guilt and bitter over the injuries that have ended her Olympic dream, she is in no mood to be hit on by a player like Grace, who acts like she’s doing her some kind of favor.
As sparks fly between the two women, Annabel Worth, the owner of the island, refuses to sell her home to the chemicals conglomerate, but then her plane goes down in the Pacific under suspicious circumstances.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Johnsonville
United States
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 216 mm
Width: 140 mm
Thickness: 14 mm
Weight
328 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-63555-265-2 (9781635552652)
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Born and raised in New Zealand, Jennifer began writing a few years after establishing one of her country's only women's bookstores in the mid-1980s. She was a literary critic and feature writer, had a stint as a political speechwriter, ran a communications consultancy business, and wrote for television and stage.
Jennifer's first romance, Passion Bay, was published by Naiad Press in 1992 and kicked off the first adventure/travel romance series in lesbian fiction, and the bestselling of its kind ever published in the genre. Twenty-five years later, the next Moon Island story and the entire series in audiobook are forthcoming from Bold Strokes Books.
Jennifer writes mysteries as Rose Beecham. Her current series is set in the Southwest and features sheriff's detective Jude Devine. Under a third pen name, Grace Lennox, Jennifer occasionally publishes new adult fiction.
As an editor, Jennifer has specialized in new author development for three decades, and has edited countless award-winning novels and mentored many of lesfic's best-loved authors.
Jennifer has one daughter and lives in Santa Fe with her spouse and animal companions. She is working on several new titles forthcoming in 2018-2019. Jennifer may be contacted at her website www.jenniferfulton.com.