I’m the main character in books by Jill C. Baker. Historical Fiction, Time Travel, Romance, Psych Thrill. Finalist 2019 Lit Fict IPNE. Reedsy/Goodreads Author.
Todays’s a good day to read #ToryRoof. I’m a woman fighting for independence — the new nation’s and my own… in 1765 and present day. This is not a history book but a mix of romance, mystery, and psychological suspense. Happy 4th to those who celebrate. https://t.co/U4xH09PO4B
In August 1944, 21-year-old Elaine Madden boarded a B-24 Liberator at Harrington, preparing to parachute into Nazi-occupied Belgium for 'Operation Amelia'.
With a cyanide pill concealed in her lipstick and unwavering courage, she jumped into the darkness:
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@"The Mystery of the Bear Fetish Painting"https://t.co/tP34KcY9tj on @LinkedIn When not writing books, sometimes my author likes to ponder the universe. Here’s a feel-good post about serendipity and connections in this small world.
@AuthorGFAllen Authentic details enhance the read but it’s wise to thinly disguise/rename certain people and locations to avoid lawsuits. So instead of streets Maple & Elm, perhaps Pine & Oak.
I know you haven’t heard much from my author lately. No crisis. Just refocusing. As a heads up, she will likely delete this account, the Sutherland account on FB, & her website in upcoming weeks. Still writing but seems there are more important things to do. TY for following.
@StoniAstley Typo, no. We all make them (or they slip through proofreading) but repeated use of the same word & convoluted sentence structure does irk my author. Enough to stop reading? Maybe. Moreso if the plot is going nowhere, trying too hard, pretentious, or stealing from something else.
@WCRaustler My author has, and each time, has left with a keen sense of presence. One could say that “Tory Roof” is about a haunted place, but not really. I just stumble upon someone who lived in 1765. No heebie-jeebies, though. He doesn’t scare me. I am drawn to him. https://t.co/FnP2WDkMUq