LOVE OVERCOMES
by Angela Schroeder
A romantic novel coming October 21 from Anaiah Press!
About the book:
Single mother Arabella Mackenzie never imagined that going to California with her sister Clara would have such a huge impact on her life. Since the end of a disastrous relationship, Arabella has been wary of wanting or needing anyone other than her family. But when she meets hunky actor, Jeremy Fowlis, she begins to have feelings for a man for the first time since her three year old son was born. Now, she needs to try to overcome her past and learn to trust again.
Jeremy is not used to women who don't want to date him, or at least show him off to their friends - he is an in-demand actor, after all. He is tired of the shallow, avaricious attention that he gets from the public, but when he meets intelligent, cautious Arabella, she doesn't even know his name. Arabella’s grounded beauty captivates him instantly, but, he is wary of getting involved with a single mother with a complicated past.
Can Arabella and Jeremy both overcome their doubts and fears in order to find love?
And here's the cover...
About the Author:
I was born and raised in Iowa. I am a single mother to three fantastic children. I enjoy attending church, playing games with my kids, and spending time with my parents and siblings. Writing has always been a passion of mine and I believe that a hand written letter will never go out of style.
10 comments:
Thank you for your help today! We appreciate it.
Thank you so much for blogging about Love Overcomes today!
Congratulations, Angie! So happy for you. Best wishes for your book's success.
Thank you so much Sherry for helping out with the cover reveal. I greatly appreciate it.
Patricia, thank you :)
yvw anaiahpress :-)
yvw Hanna :-)
:-) Patty, thanks for coming by.
yvw Angie. Best wishes and I hope you get a ton of sales. :-)
These are good looking models. How do you feel about full-faces on covers?
I'd been told not to do faces on the cover but these two really seem like the characters to me. I think as long as the models look the way the characters are described it can really work in the book's favor.
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