Joyce DeBacco
Biography
After many years reading women’s fiction, Joyce decided to write her own. As the mother of four grown daughters, she has intimate knowledge of the problems women face finding love, raising children, and stepping back when necessary. She is happiest when she’s secluded in her office creating new worlds and people to populate them.
When she’s not taxing her brain with plot, structure, and grammar, she likes to sew, particularly quilts. When she really wants to give her brain a rest, she watches TV. Please visit her website, http://www.joycedebacco.com for information about other books she’s written as well as sample chapters.
Where to find Joyce DeBacco online
Books
Serendipity House
by Joyce DeBacco
Price: $2.99 USD. 77890 words.
Published on September 2, 2011. Fiction.
Determined to take back her life, Sylvie heads to the hills instead of the altar on her wedding day. Coming across a quaint inn with an intriguing name, she impulsively checks in. Both the inn and its regulars have a bit of wear on them. When Alex arrives and is strangely comfortable vacationing among the senior set, she's wary. Then she learns he's the PI sent to find her, and she's furious.
Midnight and Holding
by Joyce DeBacco
Price: $1.49 USD. 13150 words.
Published on July 31, 2011. Fiction.
Sometimes we wish we could stop the clock and rewind time. Maybe to savor a happy moment, take back words spoken in haste, or fulfill an ambition. Other times we want to turn the clock ahead, hopeful of better times or fortunes. Midnight and Holding is a collection of stories reflecting those desires. Total words: approximately 12,000.
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