Showing posts with label Dee S Knight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dee S Knight. Show all posts

Saturday, February 1, 2020

Saturday's Blurbs Featuring Books by Dee S Knight aka Anne Krist #MFRWAuthor #Betrayal #Good Nan #Woman


Burning Bridges by Anne Krist (2008-09-30)


Burning Bridges (written as Anne Krist)
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Sara Richards’s world is rocked when three love letters from 1970 are delivered decades late. The letters were written by Paul Steinert, a young sailor who took her innocence with whispered words of love and promises of forever before leaving for Vietnam. Sara is left behind, broken hearted and secretly pregnant, yearning for letters she never received.

Then Paul died.

Now, years later, she discovers the betrayal wasn’t Paul’s, when her mother confesses to a sin that changed their lives forever. How can Sara reveal to Paul’s parents that they have a granddaughter they’ve missed the chance to know? Even worse, how will she find the words to tell her daughter that she’s lived her life in the shadow of a lie?

Picking her way through the minefields of secrets, distrust, and betrayal, Sara finds that putting her life together again while crossing burning bridges will be the hardest thing she’s ever done.


Only a Good Man Will Do Book 1 of the Good Man series
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Daniel Goodman is a man on a mission. He aims to become headmaster of Westover Academy. For that he needs a particular, special woman to help him set high standards. Into his cut and dried life of moral and upright behavior, comes Eve Star, formerly one of Europe's foremost exotic dancers. Her life is anything but cut and dried, black and white. Daniel is drawn to her like a kid to chocolate. Nothing good can come of this attraction. Or can it? He is after all, a good man.


One Woman Only Book 2 of the Good Man series
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As one of a set of triplets, Jonah Goodman has always stood out as the least academic—and the last one to take the world, or commitment, seriously. Thing is, that’s not really who he is. But who can he convince of that? Not his family, who see him as they always have. And maybe not his one love, the sweetheart he left behind in high school but with whom he is now sharing an erotic holiday. Will he get his second chance to prove to Kelly that he is a loving man who wants more than a sensual few days, but a real relationship with the woman he lost once and doesn’t want to lose again? With that chance and Kelly's love, Jonah knows that a "good man" can become a better man.

Friday, January 31, 2020

Friday, Dee S Knight is Visiting and Talking about being a Panster or a Plotter #MFRWAuthor #Plot #Characters


1. Are you a panster or a plotter or perhaps a bit of both?
There was a time when I was a total punster—never took a note or outlined ahead. Now I’m a combination. I don’t outline as such, but I do jot down notes and character descriptions. I even use whole character sheets at times. I must be getting older, lol!

2. Which comes first - characters or plot for you?
Plot, which is strange because I’m really more character driven both in my own characters and when I read. But for my books, I start with a plot idea. It doesn’t have to be much—a single line from a song, a line from the news, or something I see when people watching. Then I build the characters to fit the story line I have in mind.

3. What are you working on now? Is this a book in a current series or something totally new?
Book 3 in the Good Man series. Book 1, Only a Good Man Will Do, featured schoolteacher Daniel. Book 2 had Jonah, the NASCAR mechanic as a hero, and now the third triplet, Mark, gets his book. He’s a genius who doesn’t understand women at all—especially the one who’s currently chasing him!

4. Do you have some kind of object or place that figures in most of your books? I use gems a lot, hospitals and caves.
I a way. I always put some trait of my husband’s in my books. Sometimes I even use forms of his name: Jack, Jackson, or something similar. He’s not always the hero! It depends on my mood at the time. 😉

5. Do you write everyday or just when the spirit hits?\
If I were a smart person, I would write every day, but I don’t. Hits and misses, I’m afraid. Can you kick some sense into me??

6. Where can we find you?