Fantasy Romance Author
"... I couldn't face another night alone. Yeah, I had booze in the house and could get stinking drunk, but whenever I do that I just feel horrible in the morning and it doesn't change anything. It doesn't change the fact that no one wants me. Now with Mom gone, not a soul in the world wants me.
Then I thought of the light.
There's something going on with that light. It's like it's alive. I think it is alive. You know what I think it is? I don't think it's a UFO, I just tell people that to pique their interest. I'd never tell anyone, but what I really think is that it's Faeries. I do. And the Faeries want me."
NEW BOOK COMING SOON
"The Unwilling Guest Of The Faerie Queen"
What will happen when an ugly, scarred, battle-hardened female knight veteran of the Starvation Sieges and soldier for the king becomes bodyguard to the Earl of Brixton, a man whose endless female conquests call him "The Master"?
A woman in a toxic marriage sees no way out. She has been criticized her entire life for her "overactive imagination". But what if her imagination is the key to her escape?
Suzanne began writing stories and essays as a child. She paused her writing to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in botany and a Masters in social work and to raise her two children. Way back in 1990, an invitation to assist a friend who was struggling with writer’s block was all the impetus needed for the floodgates to open;“The Arts of Love and War” poured into Suzanne’s mind; the voices of David and Susannah were so insistent that she would wake in the night and put them to paper. The book lay dormant for three decades except for the enthusiastic reviews of the few friends allowed to read it. Now, “The Arts of Love and War” has been unveiled and offered to the world. She feels honored to have been entrusted with the privilege of giving birth to David and Susannah’s story. Somewhere, they are rejoicing.
Suzanne has written a fictionalized account of how “The Arts of Love and War” came into being. This is her next published work, “The Still Face Experiment”.
Suzanne lives in New York with her husband and four French Bulldogs. She has worked in French Bulldog rescue in past years. She is also a certified second-degree Reiki practitioner and an avid birder. Suzanne was a librarian for eighteen years, a psychotherapist for twenty-five years, and also taught and performed bellydance. She is currently traveling the world and has been to thirty-eight countries.
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"This book really hit home for me, not only from a great fantasy story angle but also from a woman warrior position. Bravo, Suzanne! Can't wait to see more from this author, 5 stars!"
"The Arts of Love and War" - Sarah B.
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"I enjoyed this book! It is very relatable and honest. I liked how the two different stories were organically presented in this book. Very creative writing!"
"Escape From the Still Face Experiment" - Anna M.
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"If you’re into strong heroines who break stereotypes- as well as “hot and heavy” romance- this is one swashbuckling female character who knows the art of war, but learns the art of love… definitely has some intense scenes- violence- and just as intense sexuality! I’d add to this - “sexual healing”, not just intense but lifting up the sexual experience to something sacred and beautiful!"
"The Arts of Love and War" -
Cindy G.
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"The Arts of Love and War" is a wonderful addition to the genre, an exciting work of erotic fantasy that takes the reader through an exciting tale filled with romance, exciting swordplay, and captivating drama. It's a great book and a fun read. Highly recommended!"