Into the Fire

From here on out until the last four of mine, the order of their publication gets fuzzy. I do know that Breath of Life was written later than two of the e-books. (Breath of Life is not available as an e-book.)

Although I delve into the male “mind” in all of my novels, Breath of Life is primarily written from a first-person male point-of-view. The blurb tells the gist of the story:

“Breath of Life tells the story of embittered, wounded, and divorced Michael Jamison, who, after a prolonged period as the casual observer of a lovely woman, discovers his attraction to her supersedes remaining a stranger. With a smarting ego and nothing to lose, he figures out a non-threatening way to introduce himself and is overwhelmed with her pristine beauty and challenged to change everything about the way he’s lived his life so far.”

It was a meaningful experiment which included a unique heroine, and I greatly enjoyed writing it.