The debut serial of new contemporary romance author Cynthia Dane, now in one convenient box set!
"Two households, both alike in dignity; From ancient grudge break to new mutiny."
STAR-CROSSED LOVERS
The Mitchells and the Halls are embroiled in the most heated gubernatorial election the state has ever seen.. Kerri Mitchell, the governor's debutante daughter, yearns for a life free from her family's controlling grasp. A life where her worth isn't based on how vapid and innocent she can appear on the evening news.
Hunter Hall doesn't see eye-to-eye with his father, Governor Mitchell's nemesis. He's tired of the campaigning, the false promises, and the dirty mudslinging that comes with modern politics. And Hunter's tired of having no one to share his life with.
One fateful night brings these two souls together. One fateful night that changes the course of these two families' fates forever.
For when it comes down to it, will Kerri and Hunter choose their families... or love?
The Complete Dark Horse Trilogy contains all three parts of this contemporary romance serial: WHEN CHEMISTRY WINS, WHEN PASSION FLARES, and WHEN ROMANCE PREVAILS. Get all three parts in one box set for one low price!
This is a newer serial that has recently been completed. At the moment of this posting, Part 1 is currently enjoying a successful free run with over 1000 downloads in the first day, and a #3 ranking in Amazon's Political category.
Twenty years of fundraising dinners, and they never became easier to bear.
Kerri sat a few feet away from her father, illustrious Governor Raymond Mitchell, the man heralded as the savior of the state. Or so his yes-people and biggest fans said at every fundraiser. Tonight Governor Mitchell sat within the mansion dining hall, welcoming this potential donor and that slobbering constituent. Kerri’s father had a talent for charming every man and woman who crossed his path. The hard part was convincing the people of the state he never met to reelect him.
But he had done it before and would probably do it again. Kerri figured, anyway. Her father always won his bids as far back as she could remember, when she was a child toddling underfoot and winning hearts like her father. Some things really were genetic.
“How lovely you look tonight!” exclaimed an older woman wearing a glittering red dress. She placed a white-gloved hand on Kerri’s shoulder and smiled at her with porcelain teeth. “You look just like your mother did at your age. Bless you both. You’ll be a fine young lady if you aren’t already.” The lady gave another pat before getting in line to speak with Raymond.
“You should say thank you.” Brenda, Kerri’s mother and holder of the title Gubernatorial First Wife, said with a sniff of her nose. “Although I really don’t think you look like me. You don’t have my nose. Or hair. Or anything. Pass me the butter.”
Brenda could talk. She was the one who snipped this and snipped that. And I don’t just mean her hair. By the grace of the cosmetic surgery God she had yet to have a botched procedure, but Brenda Mitchell didn’t look like the older version of the woman in her college photos.
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French
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Mauranne LEFEBVRE
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