Back to the Road Trip Through America my title promised. The first story in the Anthology, Lonely Road To You, takes readers from Seattle to Vermont on a cross country drive to the reunion. Kate crashes into Tyler in Montana (literally) and they continue the journey together, with stops in Yellowstone, Mount Rushmore and The Badlands along the way. You won't want to miss their trip!
In Rough Road Ahead, Chantal leaves New York City for the backwoods of the Adirondack Mountains. Not by choice, mind you. Her cosmetics company is gobbled up in a hostile takeover, and the decrepit hunting cabin is all she has left. I promise you'll enjoy Chantal's transformation from a confirmed city dweller to a woman who learns to appreciate nature.
Finally, Winding Road Home features my hero, Adam, disappointed in Vermont at the reunion while the woman he wanted to see, Chloe, is in Hawaii getting booted off a reality dating show called Get Lei'd. Don't worry, they hook up at the Lake Tahoe Marathon where they're both hot and sweaty and gasping for breath... Moving on from Tahoe, the story wraps up at Chloe's home on the California coast. (Check Alison's post from the 15th for photos of this area!)
So, for a journey from coast to coast across America, you won't want to miss Road To Serendipity. You can also check out Margo's Serendipity stories by picking up a copy of Saturday In Serendipity. Hope you'll enjoy both books!
16 comments:
What a great idea. Love the premises and the covers. Wishing you tons of sales. (Very fitting for the Lost in America theme too :))
It is/was a great trip. Thanks for the mention and for dragging me along with you!
Thanks, Ally!
Would have been a boring trip without you, Margo!
What a great idea. I envy your guts. I have a few books I've gotten my rights back to that, when I get the time--HA!!--I'd like to revamp, write sequels to and repub. But that's ages down the road...maybe when I'm old and gray. I'm wishing you fabulous sales!!! Go You Both!!!
Thanks, Vonnie. These are great stories (if I do say so myself) that no one read the first time around. I figure why not change that if I can?
Love the concept, Jannine. Can't wait to read Lonely Road to You about the trip through S. Dakota, et al. Our last trip as a family in 1989 was across I-90 to Wyoming. I'm sure your book will bring back good memories. Best wishes.
Thanks, Diane. Hope you enjoy it!
Wonderful idea for the plot. Enjoyed reading them.
I can't wait to read these. I'd better get busy on the cover!
Thanks, Barb.
I'm looking forward to having the print version, Alison. I know you'll do a beautiful job!
I love that you were able to apply the fountain of youth to your characters! The road trip idea is a concept that could go on--well--forever. If you run out of American sites, you can always travel the rest of the world.
Thanks for a great post!
I do like to have my characters move around, Susan. My current WIP is a cross country scavenger hunt for a hidden treasure. Pretty fun!
I agree! This sounds like an original, fun concept! And isn't it great when you have your own rights and can manipulate your stories the way you want to. Love the cover!
Thanks, MJ. The BEST thing about self publishing is being able to do what you want. I adore the cover too. Another big plus--picking your own images. Our Alison Henderson put it together for me. She's awesome at this. peeps!
"Lonely Road to You" is a fantastic story! I didn't realize it was part of a series. (Sigh...yet more books on my TBR pile!). What a fun concept.
Thanks, Leah. Yep, those piles just keep growing!
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