THIS SUSPENSE WRITER LACKS PATIENCE by Rolynn Anderson

“Good comes to those who wait.”  Really?

I’m a failure at waiting.  Matter of fact, I’ve become more impatient with age.  Does that make me bad, or at the very least, am I missing a few benefits in life?

Example #1: I failed at carpooling.  I couldn’t wait for other riders without stressing and ruining the beginning of my day.

Example #2: I need to hear back on important e-mail quickly or my imagination runs amok in a negative direction.

Example #3:  When a boat problem arises (like recently, when 150 gallons of our drinking water got contaminated by salt water), I can't sleep until we solve the mystery.

I need action…and fast!  That’s probably why I became a suspense writer.  I control the plot, delivering events at a pace that usually defies reality. My reader and I like it that way.  If too much time passes with yinning, yanging and angsting, I go nuts.  Let me design the next harrowing activity, now!

Could it be that authors of contemporary are more patient than those of us who write suspense?  

I introduce you to Jan Solvang, immersed in the complex plot of SWOON, of the Funeral Planner Series.  She is definitely not patient.

“Don't miss SWOON by Rolynn Anderson! If you like an interesting cast of characters, a heavy dose of mystery and a lot of fabulous surprises, you'll be happily turning pages late into the night.ˮ

~ Brenda Novak, NYT and USA Bestselling Author of WHEN LIGHTNING STRIKES

Her dead clients won’t rest in peace.

When the dead tell tales, Jan Solvang’s first reaction is to RUN!  But then she gets caught up in their mysteries.

Jan’s a boutique funeral planner, new to risk, hired to bury a missing woman and memorialize an infamous man.  Yet when she digs for clues to write their eulogies, she disturbs family secrets and unmasks killers.

Roman Keller, hard-driving documentary writer, is in complete control of his life and his stories, until he falls for Jan, a woman who trusts her dog, her faint-dreams, and her instincts more than she trusts him.

Can they make the sacrifices necessary to cement their relationship or will the mayhem caused by the dead ruin their second chance at love?