The other day someone said that writers are backstabbing and not at all interested in helping others succeed. That person has obviously never found this forum.
I'm a writer whose columns run bi-weekly in The Tampa Tribune and Creative Loafing. My first novel, Olivia's Kiss, is available on Kindle.
Here's the idea:
Olivia Foster is a beautiful, headstrong killing machine, shocked to find herself yearning for something different.
Olivia discovered a talent for killing people while in her teens, after shooting her abusive father in the head and watching him die. Unapologetic and determined to help victims of domestic violence fight back, she built a wildly successful business. Now, a sophisticated young woman, Olivia travels the world pursuing bad men and making them pay.
When an unexpected vacation leads her home, Olivia reconnects with childhood friends and finds herself envying them. Like so many women approaching their thirties, and despite her most-wanted status, Olivia is startled by the unfamiliar urge and intrigued with the idea of settling down.
When Max, her longtime love, proposes marriage, Olivia dares to wonder: Can she really trade guns and glory for gold bands and bath towels?
Here is the buy link:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...1.78_62&fsc=-1
Read the first chapter here:
http://www.oliviaskiss.blogspot.com/
It's a fun read.
Any advice is appreciated,
Catherine