I've mentioned before how it thrills me to bring to you a never-before-featured author into our spotlight.
Rohn Federbush is multi-published with a dozen or more books, and today she shares her latest novel, St. Joan's Architect with us!
A fledgling architect, Catherine Marksteiner's graduation trip to Mont- Saint-Michel includes a visit from St. Joan's ghost. Catherine is not sure who is rendering the intricate drawings but she's fallen in love with the island and wants to marry the artist who sketches her. He's already engaged, but his smitten cousin Romee is ready to offer his father's shipping fortune and Vatican connections as well as his hand in marriage.
Excerpt: Catherine’s Dream
Catherine looked closely at the gigantic
pink diamond ring on her left hand. Inside its intricate facets she could see
hanging gardens, festooned arches and blue butterflies floating within its
boundaries. Catherine settled softly down with a few of the butterflies to the
grassy floor of the dreamscape, where a young girl picked flowers for wreaths
and garlands to hang on the branches of a sacred beech tree. Sweet orisons
wafted through the air. Catherine recognized the gentle maid who became the
champion of France.
“Joan of Arc,” she called.
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Sounds intriguing! St. Joan's Architect can be purchased at Amazon in Print and for Kindle and if you love a great mystery and/or books in series, check out ALL of Rohn's titles by visiting her Amazon Author Page!
Born on a farm in southern Illinois,
Rohn Federbush finished her Masters of Arts in 1995 from Eastern Michigan
University of Ypsilanti. She started writing full time after retiring as an
administrator of the University of Michigan’s Applied Physics PhD. Program in
1999. Finishing fifteen novels without finding traditional publishers motivated
Rohn to self-publish many of her award-winning books. St. Joan’s Architect was
a finalist in the Heart of the West 2001 RWA Utah Contest. Presently she is
editing her memoir-novel entitled Home from the Woods, which mentions her
present husband, a mathematical physicist, two sons, one granddaughter and one
grandson.
Well friends I hope you enjoyed meeting this new-to-us author and I pray you'll visit often and check out our Tuesday Treasures, Thursday Thoughts and Saturday Spotlight.
Until next time, take care and God Bless!
PamT

