Looking for a Christmas read? Look no further...Discover a great read with Sharon Kleve.
Annie Swan wants it all, a career and a boyfriend, but she doesn’t believe it’s possible to have both. Annie’s driven to become a nurse and she’s not letting one night of mind-blowing sex on a Ferris wheel change all that.
When Jack Ross sees something he wants he doesn’t stop until it’s his. Jack admires Annie’s dedication but he knows with a little bit of understanding, forgiveness, and love you can have it all.
When Jack Ross sees something he wants he doesn’t stop until it’s his. Jack admires Annie’s dedication but he knows with a little bit of understanding, forgiveness, and love you can have it all.
Sharon Kleve was born and raised in
Washington and currently lives on the Olympic Peninsula with her husband.
Sharon is a multi-published author of
paranormal and contemporary romance. She loves romance. She loves reading
romance, living romance, and especially loves writing about romance. She gets
no greater feeling than watching her characters come alive in each other's
arms. Most of all, she loves giving her characters the happily ever after they
deserve—with a few bumps and bruises along the way.
One of her favorite things to do is
picking up a new book and sinking into the story, immersing herself in the
emotions between the characters. She hopes to inspire her readers the same way
her favorite authors have inspired her.
When not writing, she can usually be
found either curled up in her recliner with her cat and a good book, or in the
kitchen baking sourdough bread or bagels.
Spotlight Interview with Sharon Kleve by Angela Ford
1) What is your favorite thing about
Christmas?
As a kid it was waking up and running out to see what Santa put under
the Christmas tree. Now, it’s the scents, sights, and general excitement of the
holidays. I don’t mind the hustle and bustle at all.
2) Do you have a special memory of the
holidays you hold close to your heart?
Yes. When I was really little my dad took me all by myself to the mall
to buy me a special present. I wanted a monkey, but he said no. I can’t imagine
why. I chose a huge Saint Bernard stuff dog. It’ was bigger than me and I could
sit on it. I loved the time I got to spend with him alone.
3) What inspired you to write your
Christmas Stories?
Two other authors came up with an overall theme for a collection of
Christmas stories. I just took a general idea and ran with it.
4) For fun…If you could kiss anyone
under the mistletoe…Who would it be?
My wonderful husband. I wouldn’t be writing if it wasn’t for Eric. He
has supported me through every step of the writing process. Long hours,
crankiness, and he’s my idea man.
Another heart-warming Christmas romance by Sharon Kleve
Story 2 in the best-selling series, Forever Christmas. The western Washington town of Glenville is threatened with the possible loss of their 100 year old Christmas tree farm to an outside corporation. Four friends join together to keep the tradition alive and create new opportunities with the rebirth of the Forever Christmas tree farm.
Adelaide Duval has been told how to live her life from a very early age. First by her mother and then by her jerk boyfriend Jason. Both leave her expectantly and now she’s starting over with a new home and a new business. A new romance never crosses her mind.
Roman Bennett leaves his old life behind in the big city and settles into the small town of Glenville. When he meets Adelaide, his wounded heart is healed with a Christmas Kiss.
Adelaide Duval has been told how to live her life from a very early age. First by her mother and then by her jerk boyfriend Jason. Both leave her expectantly and now she’s starting over with a new home and a new business. A new romance never crosses her mind.
Roman Bennett leaves his old life behind in the big city and settles into the small town of Glenville. When he meets Adelaide, his wounded heart is healed with a Christmas Kiss.
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Angela,
ReplyDeleteYou are so sweet. Thank you for having me on your blog.
Sharon