K'Anne Meinel

Outback Yearnings (A Woman Down Under, #0) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Forced into marriage with a much older man after her father catches her in the arms of her female lover, Abigail accepts her lot in life in order to save her family. The love of her life is long gone, cast from her life by her selfless decision, and she must accept that the men in her life-her father and now, her husband-are in control and will do with her as they please.

But after an untimely accident, as her husband lies dying, Abigail realizes there might be a glimmer of hope that she could go free. Will she be strong enough to overcome the obstacles life is putting up and find a way back to the arms of the woman she is yearning for?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Shadoe Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Oktober 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393373582
• Artikelnr.: 57842110

Autorenporträt

K'Anne Meinel is a prolific best-selling fiction writer with more than one hundred published works including shorts, novellas, and novels. She is an American author born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and raised outside of Oconomowoc. Upon early graduation from high school, she went to a private college in Milwaukee and then moved to California. Many of her stories are noted for being realistic, with wonderfully detailed backgrounds and compelling storylines. Called the Danielle Steel of her time, K'Anne continues to write interesting stories in a variety of genres in both the lesbian and mainstream fiction categories. Her website is @ www.kannemeinel.com. K'Anne is also the publisher and owner of Shadoe Publishing, LLC @ www.shadoepublishing.com and in December 2017 she started the Lesfic Bard Awards @ www.lesficbardawards.com. In December 2018 she launched the Gay Scribe Awards @ www.gayscribeawards.com in hopes of duplicating the first year's success of the Lesfic Bard Awards and to showcase more LGBT literature.