Showing posts with label Steal Away. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steal Away. Show all posts

Saturday, October 14, 2023

An Extremely Versatile Author

 



Rayanne Sinclair (Anne Ball) spoke about her books in October to a Seattle-based Book Club. The series has four titles: Steal Away (set in Scotland); Beso Dulce (set in Mexico); Page Turner (set in a Midwestern University), and Flight Risk (set in Alaska). Talk about versatility!

Click on the links to read reviews. 

Anne's most recent book, The Companion, is a novella that pulls the heartstrings. It is published under the pseudonym Pad Brotherton because it is as unlike the first four books as the sun is from the moon. 

The protagonist is Libby Stamas, a wealthy Colorado Springs widow, who hires Will Westfall, a graduate student, to visit with her several times a week. In addition to learning about Libby’s painful life history, Will finds there is something else quite unusual about her. She has vision into the spiritual realm―what she calls “the other side.” What starts as a side job to pay the bills turns into a life-changing experience for Will, the companion. He is at first skeptical, then intrigued, and, ultimately, a believer in more than just Libby’s abilities when one of her visions portends his premature death.

A story deeply focused on the single relationship between Libby and Will, The Companion raises questions about how people deal with the past and present in light of the future. It presses readers to consider contemporary social constructs in new ways as Libby’s painful life story becomes a springboard for Will to grow and identify his own needs.

Readers from all walks of life will enjoy these novels. I know I did!

Alice C. Linsley


Monday, March 10, 2014

Another great review of Steal Away!


Here is the first Amazon.UK review of Rayanne Sinclair's first novel Steal Away.

"This little gem of a book is a bittersweet telling of love separated by distance and secrets. Beautifully written, the characters really came to life for me with the author capturing her setting in vivid detail. I particularly loved the dialogue and the fact the two loves came from distinctly different backgrounds which made their relationship all the more plausible and absorbing." (From here.)

Steal Away is available in paperback or e-book. If you have read it, please take a moment to write a review at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Goodreads, or on the author's Facebook page. If you haven’t read it, what are you waiting for?

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Related reading: Interview with Rayanne Sinclair; Poem by Rayanne Sinclair