Linda Rettstatt

A fun, light-hearted holiday story, November 21, 2011

This review came in from author Therese Kinkaide:

TV news reporter, MJ Rich, is ready for a break: a Christmas vacation with her family, a break from her colleagues' whispers and sly glances, and a break from her cheating, live-in boyfriend Dan Sevier. MJ knows Dan is no good for her, but she pushes those negative thoughts from her mind (and tells herself she'll deal with Dan after Christmas) and heads home to Pittsburgh for a good, old-fashioned holiday with her family.

However, Mother Nature throws MJ a curve, with a severe snow and ice storm that shuts down the airports first, and finally, the highways on the day before Christmas Eve. Brady Cameron, recently… Read more

Gripping tale of suspense, October 12, 2011

When Miller Abel arrives at her parents' home for her birthday breakfast, she finds a sickening scene of terror and murder. The investigation crosses FBI lines into an investigation of ecoterrorism. Miller is introduced to Agent Robert Matisse. As they work together to link clues to the two cases, Miller and Matisse share a mutual and heated attraction.

Lynn Romaine crafts an intense and gripping story of suspense while artfully weaving in an unlikely romance between characters who are, at once, vastly different and yet much alike. Buckle your seatbelt and prepare yourself for twists and turns that will keep you turning the pages.

Linda Rettstatt
Author of Love,… Read more

A practical guide for writer's well-being, April 16, 2011

In Writer Wellness, Joy Held presents a comprehensive program for achieving mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical unity. As an author, I know the challenges of maintaining a healthy lifestyle while being absorbed by my writing. Healthy meals and exercise are the first to go. I do my best work when I'm rested, centered, and my body is comfortable.

As a former psychotherapist, I believe in the value of creativity that feeds the human spirit and engages the mind and the emotions. I've long believed that creativity is a human need and results in joy and wholeness. Joy Held has given us a book that will not only benefit writers, but anyone who wants to live a healthier… Read more