Christine Janssen's March 2002 release from Wings Press, STAND ON YOUR OWN, garnered this quote from best-selling author Suzanne Forster: "Christine Janssen delivers romantic suspense with sizzle!"
GOLDEN WINGS AWARD just announced!
Christine Janssen was named a Golden Wings Award winner for her romantic suspense novel, STAND ON YOUR OWN, published by Wings ePress, Inc.
In announcing the award, Lorraine Stephens, Vice President and Executive Editor of Wings ePress, said, "The Golden Wings Award is presented twice each year, in May and October, to the one book that the Senior Editor of the department feels best exemplifies wonderful story telling ability, great characterization and exceptional writing skills. We were all hard pressed to choose only one book out of all those which fit the criteria. We congratulate all the winning authors."
Romantic Times gives STAND ON YOUR OWN 4 stars. Mainstream reviewer Jill Smith adds, "Christine Janssen challenges sterotypes by delivering a multifaceted heroine whose emotional and physical challenges will inspire readers."
Christiane Heggan, author of Moment of Truth, says, "STAND ON YOUR OWN is a terrific read, a sexy, romantic mystery that will keep you guessing until the very end."
Janssen has been writing for a dozen years. STAND ON YOUR OWN is a March 2002 release from Wings ePress, Inc., available in both download and in trade paperback. It follows NIGHTMARE RUN, which was Wings' best-selling book in October 2001. Her romance, WILD NATURE, was a finalist in the 2001 The Claras Competition. Look for DARK LEGACY in July 2002.
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