Dublin 1941. A brutal murder. Mistaken identity. And barman Eamon Foley is running for his life.
Nine months later Foley is in a crowded pub, and his brother-in-law is shot dead.
Joli Stewart is raised in the lap of luxury on her father's plantation near Charleston, South Carolina. High spirited, non-traditional and head strong, Joli refuses to accept any interference in her life or her romantic decisions. Follow her life dur
Charlsie Russell is a retired Commander, USN, turned author. A 1972 graduate of Ole Miss, with a degree in archaeology, Charlsie loves reading, history, and the South. She focuses her writing on historical suspense set in her home state of Mississippi.
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Charlsie Russell grew up reading Zane Grey, Max Brand, and Frank Yerby and since her teenage years, her tastes have expanded to romance, mystery, and non-fiction, particularly history. Once she retired from the Navy and her children became semi-independent, she delved into writing the kind of fiction she likes to read. After seven years of rejection, she woke up one morning and decided she did not have enough years left on this planet to sit back and hope a New York publisher would one day take a chance on her novels. Thus resolved, she expanded her horizons into the publishing realm with the creation of Loblolly Writer's House, her independent press in Gulfport, Mississippi.
Accomplishments
Charlsie Russell's first title from Loblolly Writer's House, The Devil's Bastard, is a 2007 Independent Publishers Book Award (IPPY) bronze medal winner for excellance in Independent publishing. In 2008, Wolf Dawson netted her a second IPPY, this one gold, along with a gold Next Generation Book Award (Indie), both in the romance category. In 2010, her third novel, Epico Bayou, won a silver IPPY for romance as well as a Written Art Award from Rebecca's Reads. River's Bend, her fourth novel won a gold Indie for romance in 2012.
Contact Information
Loblolly Writer's House
P.O. Box 7438
Gulfport MS 39506
US
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