On March 31st, 6:00 PM EST, I submitted my manuscript, 'An Enlightening Quiche' for publication. A milestone in an arduous journey spanning eight years!
In the process of lining my ducks in a row, I'm proud to have procured a preliminary review from which I extracted a book blurb for the front cover:
Review of Eva Pasco’s 'An Enlightening Quiche' by author, Suzann Kale
For a deep, warm read, settle in with a cup of cafetičre a piston and a creamy slice of hot quiche, and retreat to the inner sanctum of Eva Pasco’s Proustian search for the meaning of family in the Rhode Island mill town of Beauchemins.
Weaving together synchronicity and history, karma and chance, Pasco reveals the breathtaking story of two women living in a tightly knit French Canadian community – Augusta, a Canuck native and Lindsay, a historian from Cambridge, Mass. As Lindsay probes the captivating culture of Beauchemins, both women explore their roots and make discoveries that change their lives forever.
'An Enlightening Quiche' is a study in both the details of what makes a life story, and the big picture of how our lives are affected by those around us.
A non-judgmental look at what lies beneath the surface, this first-person narrative embraces cultural differences and varied historical timelines to seek the ties that bind us together as one human race.
In the ensuing days ahead, I look forward to sharing more of my second novel in the crossover genres of literary fiction, women's fiction, and mainstream fiction through updates and a chapter excerpt. During the interim of the publication process I'll be busy planning for the phase of marketing and promoting a novel that has all the right ingredients to please a reading palate.
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