A Novel Idea - Maguire, April
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What happens when the leading man in your book becomes the leading man in your life? Where does the line of insanity begin? How does it end? What is reality for an author who loves to write? Alexa Summers writes novels. She researches her information. She explores her surroundings. She antagonizes her protagonist. She discovers the man of her dreams on the pages of her new book. Yet, she is dismayed because he is in love with someone else. How can she compete with a woman who isn't afraid of bold displays of affection and attraction? Alexa must try. With the waves of the ocean lapping at her…mehr

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What happens when the leading man in your book becomes the leading man in your life? Where does the line of insanity begin? How does it end? What is reality for an author who loves to write? Alexa Summers writes novels. She researches her information. She explores her surroundings. She antagonizes her protagonist. She discovers the man of her dreams on the pages of her new book. Yet, she is dismayed because he is in love with someone else. How can she compete with a woman who isn't afraid of bold displays of affection and attraction? Alexa must try. With the waves of the ocean lapping at her feet, and the beacon of the lighthouse shining upon her silhouette, Alexa finds herself on her first book tour in a small community in Maine. The natives are friendly, and the scenery is majestic. But, the author becomes lost when she gives her heart to the groundskeeper of the lighthouse. A man with needs, he too is attracted to Alexa. Her luscious auburn hair and bright blue eyes hypnotize him at every turn. "A Novel Idea" is the twisted story of man meets woman, woman meets man; man must choose between the woman in his arms, or the woman who writes the book.
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Author April Maguire passed away this year from Covid-19, but her son JayRex is continuing her legacy by completing the publishing process for her books. We are pleased to have known her, she was also an editor for Pen It! Publications, LLC. Author April Maguire wanted to be a writer since she was a tiny, little girl with long auburn braids, riding her tricycle back and forth in front of their front door. She can't remember a time when she wanted to do anything else. Her dad patiently taught her how to form her letters, spell out words, and hold a pencil the correct way - all before she even went to school. April never went to preschool or kindergarten. She skipped them both and headed directly to first grade where she learned spelling, penmanship, and cursive writing. She was the youngest in her entire grade. She was also the shortest. Not much really has changed over the years. April graduated as one of the youngest and shortest in her senior class. Her lifetime dream stayed the same too; she wanted to be a writer. April attended the local college. majored in English and dreamed of becoming a very famous author. She continued to write, dabbling in poetry, tales of horror, and even children's stories. She had notebooks upon notebooks filled with ideas, images, and handwritten notes of half-finished fables, yet she never knew what to do with them. Growing older, the call to write never stopped, but it did slow down. Life outside the pages of a book slowly took over as she worked assorted jobs, got married, gave birth to her son, raised her child, home schooled him, and moved across country a couple of times. When the urgency crept up, she scribbled down a few poetic words and it seemed to satiate the craving. However, there was something missing. When April's son began to demonstrate his ability to write, she couldn't help but beam with pride that her child shared the same gift. Her urgency to write flourished again after her son, JayRex, challenged her to seek out the dreams and aspirations she had as a child. She had always inspired him to follow his calling without doubt, so therefore, he encouraged her to do the same. With a bit of coaxing from him, her creative juices were knocked into high gear. She was again addicted to writing. April began scribbling down notes and paragraphs to a new story. Her main character was a woman seeking to find herself in the midst of trials and tribulations. The premise of her new novel was a zombie apocalypse.