Eve Paludan


Biography

By day, Eve Paludan is an editor of scholarly works at a university. By night, she writes romance novels and nonfiction books.

Her nonfiction series for Prima Publishing, The Romance Writer's Pink Pages: The Insider's Guide to Getting Your Romance Novel Published, was twice a #1 bestseller for Writer's Digest Book Club.

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Books

The Man Who Fell from the Sky (Angel Detectives Case #1)    by Eve Paludan
Price: $3.99 USD. 104030 words. Published on January 28, 2012. Fiction.

The Man Who Fell from the Sky is a full-length, paranormal whodunnit mystery novel that is packed with romantic suspense, danger, dark secrets and high spiritual stakes. Cody Bliss, angel detective with supernatural powers is assigned to the Case #1 where an appaloosa horse is the only eyewitness to a killing, a sack of Montana sapphires is missing, and only Heaven knows the whole truth.
The Corporate Storyteller: A Writing Manual & Style Guide for the Brave New Business Leader    by Eve Paludan
Price: $5.99 USD. 28200 words. Published on January 17, 2011. Nonfiction.

The Corporate Storyteller: A Writing Manual & Style Guide for the Brave New Business Leader by Elaine Stirling cuts through corporate babble and shows you how to communicate with clarity, confidence, and style in the workplace. Elaine Stirling, teacher, writer, and consultant, has distilled years of corporate communication training into a compact, easy-to-read manual.
Vampires, Zombies and Ghosts, Oh My! (and Other Creatures of the Night Stories) An Anthology    by Eve Paludan
Price: $3.99 USD. 70980 words. Published on October 25, 2010. Fiction.

16 stories: Night Knows Me Well JR Rain Delicate Things Heidi Mannan Baron Blood Mark Cantrell Curse of Nilofer Rekha Ambardar Teeth AJ Kirby Twins TW Brown Bone Flute Maker Carol La Valley Palliative Chantal Boudreau Late Night Shopping Michael O’Connor Bride of Frankenstein Dances Chris Hugh That Being-Dead Thing Allison Ridley Love’s Transformation Donna Collins Pandora's Boxes
Letters from David: A Romance    by Eve Paludan
Price: $2.99 USD. 76400 words. Published on April 2, 2010. Fiction.

A Midwestern woman faces devastating changes in midlife, loses her home and the love of her life, moves cross country to the ocean, finds a lover, and discovers the truths of life and love within the pages of letters. Claire Mead didn’t have her husband anymore, but suddenly, she realized she had something she had never once had before in her life -- her freedom.

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Smashwords book reviews by Eve Paludan

  • Lust on the Rocks on March 15, 2012
    star star star star
    Well-written legal romance with a smart heroine and sexy hero. A skilled and emotional writer crafted this story. Don't let the chick-lit-ish title fool you. This is not light reading fare. It is a well-written romance novel with deep characterization and plenty of cerebral action as well as bedroom action. The love story is believable and rings true to life. Some of the conflicts involved pro-life discussion but it wasn't preachy and there were other conflicts and goals that took precedence in the story. The dialogue was snappy, intelligent and provided great pacing for the unfolding storyline. I enjoyed all of the legal life details, which provided many emotional nuances of what it means to be a female lawyer with a passionate private life as well as a busy professional life. I also like books where the heroine has a sister and they are very close, like this book. I think that, too often, romances don't have well-developed sidekicks for the hero and heroine; This romance succeeds where many romances don't because of the depth of characterization of all of the players. Courtroom scenes are tough to write but the author did it so well. I would have given the book five stars except for one subplot resolution, which felt a bit contrived, but I discovered a new author and look forward to reading her other books. Worth reading and recommended. Four stars. Eve Paludan, Author of The Man Who Fell from the Sky (Angel Detectives Case #1) and Letters from David