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Author: Sandra K. Marshall | Website
I'm author, Sandra K. Marshall, but just call me Sandy. As long as I can remember that's what I've been, just plain old Sandy. Writing is my second career, as I worked and retired from Trans World Airlines after thirty-six years.
I have four books, The Catalyst, Addiction, The Deceived and a novella titled Fool Me Twice that are e-published with Eirelander Publishing. You can find these books at Amazon and B&N as well.
Most of my stories are suspenseful romances geared toward the growth and empowerment of women. The story in the novella is a sweet short story.
Published Works & Book Reviews
Addiction
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Heat Level: Carnal
Two men are after the same woman but for very different reasons.
Dark-haired beauty, Jolene Dubois has a serious problem, and it’s not just battling alcoholism. Late at night, she receives whispered calls. “Jolene, I want you. I’m coming for you.” Shivers climb up her spine and ice flows in her veins. What does he want? Who is it? She must figure it out before she trusts the wrong person.
Jake Farrell, the handsome rogue is an operator with women, but is he hiding something dark and terrible under his cheery facade. The detective, Andy Martin, who investigated her father’s murder, continues to ask her out. Les Voodré, an alcoholic she met at AA follows her everywhere, and Ron Keisler, her AA sponsor is always there when she needs him. Could her caller be one of these men?
To further complicate her life, she fights a host of addictions alcoholism, smoking, gambling and sex. Jolene is determined to beat the alcohol and to stay out of the clutches of the fiend who phones her.
Reviewer: Vee
Review: Dec 31, 2010
Genre(s): Erotic Romance, Romantic Suspense
Jolene Dubois is a recovering alcoholic who works in her family's casino. When her mother gets remarried and goes on an extended honeymoon, running the family business falls to Jolene and her brother. When an intruder breaks into her home, Jolene, who's been feeling paranoid anyway, fights her desire to drink.
Little does she know her worry is well-founded because a serial killer, who hates boozing women,