Monday, March 4, 2013

Three Wishes


Jon Sullivan
Lord Tennyson said it first - Spring turns a young man's fancy to love.

This year Spring and Love manifested themselves in my new WIP,
 acquired by Boroughs Publishing Group on March 1, 2013

THREE WISHES


Premise: Abigail O’Malley’s world turns upside down when a rival Irishman threatens to take her bar, an historic Savannah landmark. When she captures a Leprechaun, her three wishes include the mystery of her One True Love, fairy magic, and enough gold to save her property. Will Michael McKnight have time to prove he’s up to the task of granting all her wishes before the bad guys close in and destroy her dreams forever?


Set in beautiful historic Savannah, Georgia

 Jennifer Morrow
Millhouse

A Fairy Door opened in Savannah and
World of Magic and Romance bloomed

First round revisions are pending editorial approval 

 Release date TBA

I'm thrilled to be able to share these new characters and their wonderful romance with you and the world

 Questions:

1. Ever visited/lived in Savannah?

 2. What's the best thing about reading short stories, in your opinion?



 


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  1. I was born and raised in Savannah. It's a magical place filled with romance, and love.

    The thing I like the most about reading the short stories in Boroughs Lunch Box romance line is my busy life has huge time demands. It's easy to fit a short story in during my day. Check out all the LBRs at Boroughs Publishing Group - where story matters.

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  2. Never visited Savannah, but hope to some day.

    Can't say what's the best thing about short stories, except, maybe, that they're SHORT! Ha ha! I look forward to being able to read yours. It sounds like fun!

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  3. You've been tearing up the short story scene too, Stacy. I'm looking forward to having a look at your new one - the Christmas vampire story got published in an anthology, as I recall. Shorts rock.

    So great to see you here,

    Paula

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  4. I've never even been to Georgia, though that's changing this summer. :) I don't actually enjoy most short stories, because they tend to not get as deep as a longer story has time to do so.

    What I love about short stories is it gives me a chance to vet new authors. I get a sense for their style and what I can expect, without investing in an entire novel.

    When I'm looking for a new author to read, I will frequently buy an anthology on a topic I enjoy.


    By the way, congratulations on the sale! I can't wait to pick it up. I love this short story!

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  5. Thanks for stopping by, Samantha!

    That's right, Romance Writer's of America's annual conference is held in Atlanta this year! Hotlanta, as we like to call it in the summer.

    I'm super-stoked about my story - I hope the revisions we've added make it accessible to a wide audience. Keep your eyes open for release date TBA shortly.

    Speaking to the anthology angle, Boroughs Publishing Group has a subscription service where readers can sign up for batches of Lunch Box Romances - I think that's a wonderful way to try out new authors.

    Happy Spring!

    Paula

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