Jean de Cherie

Jean de Cherie, a younger son of the de Cheries of  Picardy and  Normandy, Lords of Beuval, Leguidere and Villencourt, possessing neither title nor property, obtained, in AD 1407, a Safe Passage to England, where he took up residence in the village of Maidenhead, then some 25 miles west of London. Not quite 600 years later and several thousand miles to the West, a descendant was born who would come to write under the name of this distant ancestor.

It is my sad duty to report that my publisher, HeatWave Romance, will be closing at the end of June. At that time, these books will go out of print (can e-books go out of print?)

I am already querying other publishers, but it will be some time before the books become available again.  I want to express my sincere thanks to the folks at HeatWave, and their parent site, Awe-Struck e-books, and hope you will bear with me while I search for another publisher. Thank you for visiting!

Next up: Lucky Day,  the sequel to The Memory of a Touch.  

Also nearing completion: Somebody to Love, a novel set in 1968-69, touching on the Sexual Revolution and other issues of the day.

Watch this space for further details!

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The Memory of a Touch  - cover by Suzanne Varnell

 Johnnie didn't know when he began singing that his song was meant for just one person in the crowded, noisy pub. Mollie didn't know when that song halted her in her tracks that  he was singing just for her. But by the time the song ended, both knew...