It’s Release Day for Cries from the Past…

I have a terrible headache, but I’m going to fight it to write this blog post. πŸ™‚ I really like this novella. I guess all authors have their favorites of their own works, and this is one of mine.

Cries from the Past, an Amish gothic romance novella, is being released today from Astraea Press.

Here’s a short excerpt from the novella. Enjoy, and check it out at the Astraea site… if you like a touch of darkness in your romances:

    So  much  for  all  your ideas.   She   wondered   about   his   wife,   his   family,   his   children.   A  twinge   of   jealousy   shot   through   her.   What   a   lucky   woman   his   wife  must   be.   Something   goaded   her   into   what   she   said   next,   and   she  wasn’t   sure   what.   β€œI’m   sorry   for   keeping   you.   I   know   you   must  need   to   get   back   to   your   family,   or   your   work.”   Amity   looked   at her  hands,  flushing  but  waiting  for  his  response.
   β€œThere’s   nothing   but   work   to   get   back   to.   My   wife   is   dead.
I’m  sure  you  already  know,  though.”

Buy Link: http://www.astraeapress.com/#ecwid:category=1221951&mode=category&offset=0&sort=addedTimeDesc

Posted on July 12, 2011, in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. 18 Comments.

  1. I popped over from goodreads.com for your giveaway. I don't know if I'm in the right spot, but here I am anyway! I love trying new authors out.Barbara Beersbarbarabeers(at)verizon(dot)net

  2. Hi, Barbara Ann, you are in the right place. πŸ™‚ Thanks for dropping by and entering the giveaway… ~Lisa

  3. I also came from goodreads! I'm completely curious about a Amish gothic romance, sounds unlike anything I've ever read! Thanks for the giveaway!Courtneykcmelone(at)yahoo(dot)com

  4. Thanks, Courtney. πŸ™‚ I am hoping it is different. Glad you dropped by to enter! ~Lisa

  5. Intriguing! Congrats on the release!!

  6. Goodreads brought me here, but the description of Amish gothic got me to comment! Intriguing to say the least, not two styles I would think would go together. :DBeverly W.bkw33a(at)yahoo(dot)com

  7. Thanks, Meg, and I appreciate your stopping by. πŸ™‚

  8. I know what you mean, Beverly, though I think Picoult's Plain Truth has a touch of the gothic maybe…Thanks for stopping by and entering! πŸ™‚

  9. Nice little snippet. Good luck with the book.

  10. Thanks, Elaine. πŸ™‚ I'm reading A New Dream now and will review it soon…

  11. Hi Lisa! Congrats on the new release. Love the excerpt!

  12. I can't wait to read this. I've been curious since I first found out about an upcoming Gothic Amish novel. LOL. Congrats!!!

  13. Sounds good count me in for the giveaway!Margaretsingitm@hotmail.com

  14. would love to win. thanks for the giveaway and the chance to win. this book looks great and would love to read it.christinebails@yahoo.com

  15. That is an interesting teaser. I can't help but want to get a glimpse of the book. I also love the cover!rachel dot rossano at gmail dot com

  16. This sounds good! An Amish/gothic romance…doesn't sound like anything I've ever read before and it definetly caught my attention!!bighornforestgirl@yahoo.com

  17. Oh wow would love a chance to read this one. Amish fiction is my all time fave and to have it paired with gothic sounds totally different. The snippet you provided certainly makes the book sound enticing! kittycrochettwo at msn dot com

  18. Elaine won the e-book! Thanks so much everyone for coming by. I enjoyed hearing your thoughts and chatting a little with some of you. I'll have another give away sometime, but I hope you'll consider buying the book as well and keeping an eye out for Astraea's sales, etc which are a great time to buy. Thanks again! ~Lisa

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