Secret Desires by JL Regen (aka Joan Ramirez)
Nothing in Margo Simmons’s life comes easy. She can’t claim the inheritance on a condo apartment her uncle has left to her until she is gainfully employed in a job for a year. She meets the man of her dreams but anguishes over a loving relationship because he is still emotionally tied to his deceased wife.
With great difficulty, she becomes the guardian to a recently orphaned child she had been tutoring. Margo evolves from an insecure, newbie elementary teacher into a woman determined to fulfill the secret desires locked in her heart.
My story speaks to anyone who has suffered a loss and had to start over.
A contemporary romance, Secret Desires, is all about taking a chance
on love. Margo and Edward come from two different worlds. When they meet in his
office to discuss her inheritance, sparks fly, hearts ignite, and love begins
to bloom. However, as the old bards were fond of saying, the course of true
love has to withstand many potholes in the road to a loving union. I invite you
to read their story.
J.L. Regen’s book was inspired by a real life story of lovers who join hearts against many odds.
She lives in the New York metropolitan area, is a published photojournalist, has short suspense stories online, and has taught English as a Second Language to students around the globe.
This is her first contemporary romance.
J.L. has also published three nonfiction books and is crafting a historical suspense and a historical family saga set in World War II. Her most recent publication is The Write Rules, a handbook on how to start your own enterprise.
Check out J.L.'s website: joansbookshelf.com
You can find J.L's books at
https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Desires-J-L-Regen/dp/099840991X/
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/secret-desires-j-l-regen/1125516296
https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/secret-desires-12
Connect with J.L. on Social Media:
https://www.facebook.com/
3 comments:
J.L., I love fictional stories that are based on a true story. When I know that it enriches my reading experience. Are the other fiction books you have in the pipeline also based on true stories?
"Secret Desires", sounds like a really good story. I am intrigued with the heroine adopting the young girl. Is that part also based on a true event?
Congratulations on the release.
I also love stories that are inspired by real life. I'd love to hear what the real-life story is that inspired this one. Was it one from your family or something you read in a historical account?
Your upcoming books on WWII should be quite popular. There is still a strong market for those stories because many people alive today can remember their parents or grandparents talking about those days, and there have been many movies and TV series that also take place during those years.
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