Love on Air (Rivals in Love, #4)
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Two TV newscasters find common ground in their pursuit of the story. But their methods for coping with horrific news collide during a shooting at Navy Pier.
Diamond Crandall anchors his own cable news show, The Diamond Report and is resented by some for his age and lack of experience. But he's proven himself as a solid journalist, and most of his colleagues respect him. When Hope Colson shows up to vie for a seat next to him as co-host, he balks, until he sees her in action.
The producer of his show, Jane, only cares about ratings, not standards. When Jane admits she's hiring Hope, not for her standards or talent, but because she's black, Diamond is taken aback and unsure if he should tell Hope or not. But one of Diamond's colleagues?one who's still resentful of Diamond's ascent at the network?tells Hope that it is Diamond who wanted a black woman hired for diversity's sake. What had started as a promising professional, and perhaps personal, relationship deteriorates into the two of them barely speaking.
It doesn't help that the rest of the Crandall family has fallen in love with Hope, and even Senator Nolan Crandall, gives Hope an exclusive interview, which rankles Diamond especially since Hope has been giving him the cold shoulder treatment. When Hope panics during a shooting at Navy Pier in Chicago, Diamond advises her to get help. It's only when Diamond sees a family collapse that he goes into his own form of PTSD.
They both reveal the past tragedies that refuse to heal since both have refused to talk about them. From Chicago to D.C. and the halls of Congress, the two journalists appear on the air together, but when the lights go off and they face each other, the truths long hidden will determine if the chemistry on the air translates to real life.
Love on Air is the fourth novel in the Rivals in Love sweet Chicago family saga romance series. Rivals in Love showcases the Crandall family siblings who are all in successful careers. But they forgot one thing while becoming rising stars. They forgot all about love. Their father, a U.S. Senator, aspires for high office, but their mother, the heir to a fortune, only wants her children married and with children.
Buy your copy of Love on Air to learn how two people scarred by tragedy can overcome and turn adversity into positivity.
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P.C. Zick began her writing career in 1998 as a journalist. She's won various awards for her essays, columns, editorials, articles, and fiction. She describes herself as a "storyteller" no matter the genre.
She's published five works of fiction and two nonfiction books.
She was born in Michigan and moved to Florida in 1980. She finds the stories of Florida and its people and environment a rich base for her storytelling platform. Florida's quirky and abundant wildlife - both human and animal - supply her fiction with tales almost too weird to be believable.
Her fiction contains the elements most dear to her heart, ranging from love to the environment. In her novels, she advances the cause for wildlife conservation and energy conservation. She believes in living lightly upon this earth with love, laughter, and passion.
"This is one of the most exciting times to be an author," Ms. Zick says. "I'm honored to be a part of the revolution in writing and publishing."
