Lenore Esposito

Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell $5.99 - Lenore Esposito (Published by: Siren-Bookstrand, Inc.) Formats: pdf - lit - html - prc When Caitlyn O'Connor lost her fiancée to the Continental Army, she didn't realize how close the British would come and infiltrate themselves into her life. But the dragoon led by the notorious Colonel William Barrington sets up camp right on her property. Politically naive, she is taught the rules MORE... BUY "Lovers of historical romance will be swept away, and readers who like an unconventional story will also be won. Hats off to Ms. Esposito for this one. 4.5 Blue Ribbons" --Romance Junkies. "Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell is sure to please fans of historical romance. 4 Stars" --ReviewYourBook.

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Author's Bio

     Lenore Esposito lives in Pittsburgh, PA with her husband and four children. She is a Registered Nurse working in the intensive care field. In her spare time she likes to write and spends time with her friends. Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell is her first novel.

Author's Profile

Q: How long did it take you to write this book?

A: It took me approximately one year. Although I didn't write everyday, I sometimes went on writing sprees that lasted all night.

Q: Why did you write about the Revolutionary War?

A: When I was younger I tended to be an American History buff. My father would take me to different battlefields of both the Revolutionary and Civil War. I always liked the time period due to the uniqueness of the era.

Q: Why did you want to write a book

A: I love to read romance novels and historical romance is one of my favorite. I always felt that many of the American History ones showed only one side of the story and that usually was from the American standpoint. I wanted to write one from the British perspective. I also have a unique imagination where stories would pop into my head and I'd daydream about them. So, why not put it on paper?

Q: What inspires you to write?

A: I really don't have a concrete answer to that question. I sit in front of the computer and type it out from my head. The words just flow to my fingertips (sorry to be so corny, but it is what it is). There are some days I don't feel like writing at all, and others where I feel I could write all day.