This week I'm continuing with featured selections from the ladies in my critique partners group. Up this time around is Felicia Grossman aka Superwoman or SW as I call her. She can crank out first drafts like nobody's business all while holding down a career, mom life and being a super speed beta reader.
Felicia writes in a genre that I'm typically not a fan of, historical romance. I've read a few, and while they are okay, they just aren't something I fully connected with. Until I read hers. Felicia puts a different take on the 'norm' by first writing in an American setting. No Lords, or Dukes here. On top of that she deals with Jewish heroines, something else you don't find often.
I loved the way the story unfolded and how naturally things progressed from a fake relationship to real feelings starting to develop. The two together are a force to be reckoned with.
Hope you enjoy this week's selection. The song fits the theme and general attitude of her story. And we have a Music Monday first by featuring a selection from a musical.
Enjoy and thanks for stopping by
"Sincerely, Me" from Dear Evan Hansen
Until next time,
Meka
Sometimes it just takes the right book to click with us. Now you have a new writer to devour.
ReplyDeleteThis is true. And I do look forward to her words and feel special being able to get them before she is published and makes it big.
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LMAO. I rub my nipples and start moaning with delight.
ReplyDeleteI like reading historical romances but only recently started to like reading HR set in America. With the settling of the West as a preference.
LOL yeah, the song is fun and matches some of the tone of her book. Oh nice. Hers have been set in Philly so far and she works to make them as historically accurate as possible.
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I'll check out this author. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletewww.ficklemillennial.com
She's not published as of yet, but I suspect she'll have books hitting shelves soon.
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