Friday, June 10, 2016

A Knight to the Rescue!

Sir Joel Peterman-Blair
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A modern day, prominent chef who also happens to be knighted 
for his service in third world countries.




What is a Knight today?

A person who has provided a great service or done something 
recognizable in Great Britain

Here's the blurb to the book:

Starli Cameron gave up her career plans to be a concert pianist to marry the man of her dreams. He turned out to be a nightmare. When he dies in a car accident, Starli takes the insurance money and builds a successful and upscale restaurant: Apple Blossoms in rural West Virginia.  Threats from someone determined to ruin her life and the suspicious romantic advances from her new chef force Starli to search her heart and finally turn to God for real healing.

Sir Joel Peterman-Blair, top notch chef from England, is roped by his uncle, into filling in as head Chef at Apple Blossoms. Joel, with his sanguine-personality, has always laughed and flirted his way through life. But now, confronted with and attracted to the most beautiful woman he’s ever met, Joel has to prove his sincerity and depth of character to his icy-cold employer. Can his love for God and for this woman reach out far enough to rescue her from her own mistrust and bitterness? Will he learn that life is not all play? 

And can they both work together to find the source of threats that seem to be coming from Starli’s past? 




Though I've given Joel a sanguine personality, he has an important person on his side: God!
Joel might have flirted, joked and laughed his way through life up till now--
but he's serious about serving God.
And now, he's met Starli, someone who needs rescued
--or at least given encouragement to trust God--and him.

He has a natural caring attitude, concerned for the well-being of his friends and others.
Realizing Starli's deep need to learn to trust--again--Joel sets out to help her achieve that.

He has a lot of work ahead of him to accomplish that.
What Starli sees is another untrustworthy man--the same as her deceased husband had been.
What she sees is another man who seems to be carefree when it comes to the heart issues.

But Joel is determined.
The question remains . . .
Will he succeed?

Knight in Shining Apron coming June 2016

About Carole


Besides being a member and active participant of many writing groups, Carole Brown enjoys mentoring beginning writers. She loves to weave suspense and tough topics into her books, along with a touch of romance and whimsy, and is always on the lookout for outstanding titles and catchy ideas.

She and her husband reside in SE Ohio but have ministered and counseled nationally and internationally. Together, they enjoy their grandsons, traveling, gardening, good food, the simple life, and did she mention their grandsons?


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10 comments:

  1. What a story! I would love to read it!

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  2. Excited to read this. Thank you for sharing!
    Connie
    cps1950(at)gmail(dot)com

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  3. Anyone who will promise to provide an honest review on Amazon, I'm willing to send you the latest pdf now or asa it releases--soon!--a kindle copy. Let me know. browncarole212(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  4. I'm eager to read it too! I'm so backlogged on books to read, I can't make that promise for any timely review. I promise a review when I do read it!

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  5. Sounds good....I love the title. I would SO read it now, but I am currently helping another author proofread his book, which takes up all of my spare time. Sharing.

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  6. This sounds so good! And if the review can wait until after the middle of July, I can do it!

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  7. Ladies, ASA the book releases (this month)or if you can read the latest pdf, I'll send each of those who can review w/in, oh, what six months? Is that reasonable? -- a copy. Let me know which you can accept and an approximate date of reviewal. And I understand being backlogged! I get that way too. :) Thank you so much!

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  8. I can probably give you a review in 6 months but I'd prefer to buy a copy. I know how happy a writer is when someone buys their book. :)

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  9. Whoohoo, Sherry, you just made my day! Thank you!

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