I suffered a lot of tragedy while I was growing up, the worst of which was the death of my mother just as I was entering my teens. I felt as though I went from 13 to 35 overnight, and when my friends were off having fun, I was cooking and cleaning and helping my little brother with his homework. Romance novels were an escape for me. The Wolf and the Dove, The Far Pavilions, Whitney My Love, Rebecca, The Thorne Birds…if the book featured one man and one woman falling in love, I read it! Romance novels offered me hope for a happy future filled with love (hokey, maybe, but I was a naïve teen). As a young wife and mother, I discovered Silhouette Romance Novels. These books were short and sweet and uplifting. Each and every story put a smile on my face, and the happily-ever-after endings always boosted my spirits. Are romance novels real? No. Does every real-life relationship end in HEA? Of course not. But if I wanted doom and gloom, I’d watch the evening news.
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Donna is a bestselling, award-winning author of over 30 novels that have
sold over 3.6 million copies worldwide. You can find her on the web at www.DonnaFasano.com, or
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Synopsis: The Single Dad: Ex-military
man Derrick Richmond. Solitary and satisfied…until little Timmy was
dropped into his lap and Derrick had to learn to be somebody's daddy.
The Single Woman: Schoolteacher Anna Maxwell. Fate might have denied her a family of her own, but Anna still had plenty of love to give, if only someone would notice.
The Solution: Anna would teach Derrick all he needed to know about kids. Father and son would give Anna some precious memories. Then the schoolteacher and the single dad would go their separate ways. Unless one little boy figured out a way to make Miss Maxwell become his mom
The Single Woman: Schoolteacher Anna Maxwell. Fate might have denied her a family of her own, but Anna still had plenty of love to give, if only someone would notice.
The Solution: Anna would teach Derrick all he needed to know about kids. Father and son would give Anna some precious memories. Then the schoolteacher and the single dad would go their separate ways. Unless one little boy figured out a way to make Miss Maxwell become his mom
Exciting news! Donna has a new 3-book series available. The
Single Daddy Club is about 3 buddies who have been friends since college and
are now single and raising children. They vow to support one another…any way
they can. (Of course, love will find each and every single dad before this
series ends. They don't call it happily-ever-after for nuthin'!) Look for The
Single Daddy Club: Derrick. Available for Kindle, Nook, Kobo, and iBooks.
If you prefer to read your books in paperback, Donna has a
new one available this month: Her
Fake Romance. The female protagonist in this book is a caterer, and there
are several delicious recipes included as bonus material.
If you prefer audio books, Donna has a brand new offering –
her very first audio edition – The Merry-Go-Round,
available at Audible.com.












1 comments:
Donna, this is exactly why I love reading romances!
You don't mention Georgette Heyer, one of my favourites, or Mary Stewart, one of the first to mix romance with thriller – try them if you haven't already! They were the joy of my own teens – as well as all the others you name!
Lovely post!
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