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The Power Of Point Of View
Every Character Has a Voice Point of view isn't just an element of storytelling–when chosen carefully and employed consistently in a work of fiction, it is the foundation of a captivating story. It's the character voice you can hear as clearly as your own. It's the unique worldview that intrigues readers–persuading them to empathize with your characters and invest in their tale. It's the masterful concealing and revealing of detail that keeps pages turning and plots fresh. It's the hidden agenda that makes narrators complicated and compelling. It's also something most writers struggle to understand. In The Power of Point of View, RITA Award-winning author Alicia Rasley first teaches you ...
The Story Within Plot Guide for Novelists
Learn the art of story from a master writing teacher!If you're a character-driven writer in search of a plot, or a plot-driven writer in search of characters, this is the book you've been waiting for. The Story Within Guidebook helps you explore your own story and connect your plot directly to your characters, and vice versa. Using the exercises, you'll be working towards a more vivid and coherent plot, and vital and active characters.Alicia Rasley is a Rita-award winning author and nationally known teacher of writing workshops. She teaches composition and tutors students in two state universities. She grew up in the mountains of Southwest Virginia but now lives in the midwestern flat land. Her book The Year She Fell has twice been a Kindle fiction bestseller.Her writing blog is at: www.edittorrent.blogspot.com, and her website is www.aliciarasley.com. Her writing book, The Power of Point of View, is still available from Writer's Digest Books.
Until Death
Accident? Suicide? Or Murder? Searching for the answer may just get her killed. The last thing Meg O'Brian wants is further contact with her ex-husband, Don, and his young trophy wife. She's ready to move on, to start a new life, maybe with a new man who knows nothing about her past failure at love. But now Don is dead, possibly murdered, putting their 15-year-old son's financial legacy and emotional security at risk for the second time in the year since the divorce. Meg must investigate Don's tangled business affairs and turn up the heat on his tawdry widow. Unfortunately, the only one who can help her discover the truth is the man who destroyed all her illusions two years ago--her cynical,...
A Royal Escapade
A delightfully amusing Regency, rich in charm and adventure, from the bestselling author of An Earl's Intrigue. The impetuous spirit of a beautiful Russian princess melts the cold reserve of the very formal Major Devlyn, a proper English gentleman, as he escorts her to his homeland for the first time. Original Regency Romance.
A Regency Holiday
FOUR Favorite Regency Authors -- THREE never-before-in-print Christmas novellas -- ONE beloved classic now back in print . . . and a partridge in a pear tree . . . In Coventry's Christmas, Rebecca Hagan Lee offers a charming new story. With Christmas approaching, Amabel Thurston is ordered from the family home by her father's widow and must seek the protection of her guardian, Deverel Brookfield, eighth Marquess of Coventry. Unfortunately, the Devil of Coventry has little use for Christmas and even less for proper young ladies. In the never-in-print Star of Wonder, Lynn Kerstan brings her special brand of magic to the page when an exotic and dangerous stranger arrives to disrupt the meager C...
Lessons in Love
Three tales of Regency England chronicle the romantic trials and triumphs of three unconventional and very different sisters--sensible Sarita, romantic Allegra, and proper Maggie--who find true love in the most unexpected places. Original.
Tryst at the Brighton Inn
Their secret tryst at the Brighton Inn is interrupted by a man from the past.... and a murder unsolved. Can she rely on a man she has never trusted? It's a decade after Napoleon's defeat, but the war still haunts even the victors. Linked by family and by grief, divided by social class, Russian widow Natasha and navy doctor Matthew have lived for years in mutual distrust. But when she's suspected of killing a man from her past, she reaches out to Sir Matthew for help. It takes both his medical training and her intuition to solve the mystery of the murder at the Brighton Inn-- and the secret of her own troubled past. By Alicia Rasley, the award-winning author of The Year She Fell and Until Death.
The Year She Fell
The tragic mystery at the heart of their family has finally surfaced . . . When Presbyterian minister Ellen Wakefield O'Connor is confronted by a young man armed with a birth certificate that mistakenly names her as his mother, she quickly sorts out the truth: his birth mother listed Ellen on the certificate to cover up her own identity, but also because Ellen is, in a way, related to the child. The birth father is Ellen's troubled husband, Tom. The secrets of the past soon engulf Ellen, Tom, and everyone they love.
A Midsummer's Delight
Returning home after her first season in London, Charity Calder quickly falls for Tristan Hale, the charming, foreign-educated artist next door. Original.
Bringing Progress to Paradise
What does it mean to bring progress—schools, electricity, roads, running water—to paradise? Can our consumer culture and desire to “do good” really be good for a community that has survived contentedly for centuries without us? In October 2008, climbing expedition leader and attorney, Jeffrey Rasley, led a trek to a village in a remote valley in the Solu region of Nepal named Basa. His group of three adventurers was only the third group of white people ever seen in this village of subsistence farmers. What he found was a people thoroughly unaffected by Western consumer-culture values. They had no running water, electricity, or anything that moves on wheels. Each family lived in a bea...
