Sandra S. Kerns

Sandra writes romantic suspense. She enjoys speaking to writer's groups as well as libraries and reader groups. An award-winning author, she has no time to rest on her laurels. To keep her readers happy she tries to publish at least 4 novels each year and usually another Christmas novella at the end of the year. For inspiration she looks out at the Rocky Mountains from her back patio or watches the waves when she visits Cocoa Beach, Florida.

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• 1001 Romance Story Starters on Aug. 17, 2012
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  1001 Romance Story Starters is one of the best prompt books I've ever purchased. Ms. Elton has a great way of making you feel like she is there cheerleading you to start your story. The prompts are quite varied and range from actual story starters to ideas for ending scenes and chapter hooks. Wow! This is one you definitely want on your 'shelf' for reference when that dreaded blank monitor or piece of paper is taunting you. This book is definitely worth the money.
  
• You're Getting Married Soon... Now What? A Book for All Couples on July 22, 2015
  
  Great, down to earth advice for anyone thinking about gettingmarried and a must read for newly engaged couples, or people thinking about getting engaged. The straight forward advice in a sometimes humorous, sometimes personal tone, keeps you turning pages because it feels like a friend talking to you. Someone you trust, who has maybe been through it themselves. I wish I had a guide like this when I was first thought of marriage. It would have made life so much easier.
  
• You Want To Be An Online Freelancer... Now What? on Oct. 01, 2015
  
  While I'm not a freelancer (well, not yet), I read this book in one sitting. Eeva Lancaster's easy conversational style pulls you in and her wisdom keeps you turning pages. She inspires her readers, but doesn't sugar coat the demands of being a freelancer. The quotes that begin each chapter are very motivating as are many personal comments she shares. I was highlighting and bookmarking the entire time I was reading. Her straight-forward advice and guidance are worth the purchase. Add in the resources she provides and you will be glad you picked up this gem. Really, buy it now!