Over the past two weeks, I have posted the Prologue and Chapter One of Lady Sarah. This is my newest independent novel. I am sending it out chapter by chapter to my newsletter subscribers. Tomorrow CHAPTER TWO will be delivered … Continue reading →
Lady Sarah, CHAPTER ONE, Last Installment to appear here. After this, if you wish to receive a chapter a week of this new American Regency romance, please go to the top right to subscribe to my enewsletter and enter your … Continue reading →
An American Regency, set in Creole New Orleans The Story Begins **** Prologue New York City December 31, 1793 President Washington leaned over Sarah’s hand. “Happy New Year, Sarah, you look lovely tonight. Is that a new gown you’re wearing?” … Continue reading →
I also want to give readers a chance to tell their stories. I don’t think there is enough of this-THOUGH many of you have shared some of your life in your comments.
Continue reading →Many of you have followed the first story of my heart, La Belle Christiane. Earlier this year I posted it a scene at a time on this blog. I got great reader feedback and encouragement. Here’s how and why I … Continue reading →
Last week I uploaded my La Belle Christiane text file and cover file to CreateSpace. CreateSpace is the POD, Print on Demand arm of Amazon.com. If you don’t know about this new type of publishing, you might find it interesting, … Continue reading →
Readers and authors have a unique relationship. You can’t have one without the other. In the digital world, readers and authors create their own neighborhoods. I have created one here on this blog where women tell and read stories of … Continue reading →
So here is La Belle Christiane‘s cover. I purchased the photo from Getty Images and then hired a cover artist, Kimberly Van Meter, to make it into a book cover. And here’s the back cover blurb: “In the tradition of … Continue reading →
If you’ve just discovered this free read, click Archived Free Read and start at the beginning. La Belle Christiane 2011 Copyright Lyn Cote All rights reserved Epilogue Christiane and John waited on the rough dock at New York harbor, looking … Continue reading →
Tomorrow I’ll post the Epilogue to La Belle Christiane. The final pages of this long journey from a manuscript that in the past only a few editors and agents and friends had read. Now on this blog it has beomce … Continue reading →