Second
Chance At Love: that’s a topic that resonates with most romantic folks. If only
you could have another chance to woo and win the man or lady of your dreams.
Another chance, literally, is what happens for Elizabeth and Paul in my
romantic paranormal novel, A KARMIC CONNECTION. Twenty long years have passed
since they first dated as students. They don’t even consciously remember each
other. One is divorced with a daughter. The other concentrated on his medical
career.
Oh,
I had fun with this book! Elizabeth and Paul are about as different in
temperment as two people can be. And I combined Déjà Vu--meeting as strangers
but knowing each other in the past with Déjà Woo-Woo--all sorts of metaphysical
things that go bump in the night!
I’d heard so much about
Sedona, Arizona, and wow, did I ever enjoy doing the research for this unusual
locale! The scenery is absolutely breathtaking.
DÉjÀ Vu--Twenty years
ago, Elizabeth Williams had two suitors. She chose Allen over Paul. Now she is
divorced and starting over with a new location and a new career. But instead of
a new love knocking at her door, an old love seems destined to overwhelm her.
Elizabeth’s path crosses with Paul’s, and once again she must make a decision
that will change her life.
DÉjÀ WOO-WOO--Doctor
Paul Jones, with his feet firmly planted on terra firma, has no patience for
metaphysical matters. When a medical conference brings him to the New Age
capital of the world, he keeps his distance from anything “woo-woo.” But when
he’s attracted to a woman who insists they’d met before... Paul realizes he
needs help--metaphysical help--to show him the way to win his Lovely Lizzie’s
heart.
Artist’s rendering of a possible cover
Elizabeth and Paul went their separate ways twenty years ago. When their
paths cross again, will they heed the psychic signs that they are meant to be
together?
A KARMIC CONNECTION is
available at Amazon.com and Smashwords.com, in
addition to other internet locations. It’s received great reviews including 5
Stars on Amazon!
Sample reviews:
Wow! I just love this book.
Great second-chance-at-love story!!--S.K.
Second chance at romance
with a paranormal twist. A great read!--M.T.
One of my all time
favs!--P.L.
FIVE STARS for A KARMIC
CONNECTION: A great read! Susanne Marie Knight creates relatable
characters. You want to root for them all. May she continue to write and
entertain us!--C.K. Amazon.com.
Here is a book trailer for A
KARMIC CONNECTION:
This book is part of the
Uncanny Paranormals line.
Here’s
a real life tidbit. As does Elizabeth, I also went on a first date with a
medical student way back when in Manhattan. The movie was not a good choice for
a first date... or any date, to be truthful. But we were young, and we trusted
the opinions of critics. To this day I still have NO desire to see that movie
again. I wonder if you can guess the name of that movie?
Scene
Setup: Elizabeth has another one of her psychic episodes. She opens her eyes
and finds herself back in the past, on her first and only date with Paul.
A
sudden rush of air tickled Elizabeth through her chef’s jacket, and then
traveled up to her bare neck. She lifted her hand to steady her white hat.
Her
chef’s hat was gone... and so were the conference attendees.
Instead
of being in Sedona, she was in Manhattan, outside a glitzy movie theater. It
was a winter evening, although no snow littered the sidewalks. Wearing a
mid-calf length black coat trimmed with faux leopard fur, lace-up heeled boots,
and a Russian style furry hat, young Elizabeth looked the epitome of fashion.
Her
older self sighed. Why had that young girl vanished so completely?
Paul
stood by her side. Beardless, young, and dressed in a bulky ski jacket.
Admiration for her shone in his expressive green eyes.
He
took her arm and walked away from the theater. “Truthfully, despite the blatant
advertising, that movie wasn’t my idea of entertainment. What do you think,
Lizzie?”
She
blushed, and Elizabeth remembered why. This movie, about a criminally psychotic
teenager, contained enough violence to turn her stomach. Not to mention the
graphic nude scenes.
Certainly
not the type of movie a couple should see on their first date. Or any date.
She
wrung her gloved hands together. “I agree. It really disturbed me.”
I hope you enjoy Elizabeth
and Paul’s karmic story.
Happy reading,
Susanne Marie Knight
Read outside the box:
award-winning Romance Writing With A Twist!
