Jeannine Van Eperen, writer

Jeannine D. Van Eperen Welcomes You!  Welcome to the writing of award-winning author, Jeannine D. Van Eperen. I write in various genres for several publishers and have information on my books from these publishers:  Wings ePress, Whiskey Creek Press, Awe-Struck/Earthling, Port Town Publishing and Alpha Ltd. Come on in and look around and visit often as I'll be updating and adding from time to time. If you'd like to know more about a particular book, please double click on the bookcover and you'll be taken to my author's page or the publisher's site. Most of my books are available in trade paperback and ebook versions from the publishers or from amazon.com, ebookwise.com and fictionwise.com. Double click on my picture on any of the pages and you'll be taken to another page. If you are looking for other romance sites, may I suggest, http://romance junkies.com  I review books for www.gottawritenetwork.com. Please visit the web sites of Wings ePress and Whiskey Creek and Awe-Struck Publishing.

NO ESCAPE FROM LOVE, October 2007, Wings ePress Returning home from work, Felicity turns on the television to find on the newscast she is the last living witness to a crime. The other witnesses have now, one by one, been killed. She alone has the power to send Bruno Fuller to prison, but she is frightened beyound belief and flees for her life, escaping from both thugs and police. She runs until she finds what the believes is a safe hiding place, but then she meets Doctor Kenneth Taylor. Can she trust him not to divulge to the police where she is? He says, "Trust me," but can she ever truly be able to trust again?

Published January 2008 by Wings ePress in paperback and ebook formats. When Lydia Murlely leaves her hotel room in search of an aspirin, she finds more than a headache pill. She finds a young man bleeding to death in an elevator. Due to her quick thinking, the lad survives, at least for a while, but upon waking from a coma he has no idea who he might be. Detectives Eugene Harlow and Jake Martini check leads and the youth is identified as Dominick Portelli, but the day they believe a major part of their job is over, fate hands them a surprise.

Bonnie needs time alone, sort of an interlude in her life, before she commits to marriage with the principal of her school. She accepts a teaching job in a remote mountain village. She loves the area and the people and her interlude would be perfect if it were not for a neighbor, a virile, handsome doctor, Ramon De Vargas, who runs the clinic. Bonnie fights her demons as Ramon tries to inveigle himself into her life. Is he the roue Bonnie believes him to be? Or is there more to his story that she doesn't understand? From Whiskey Creek Press in trade paperback and ebook versions. "Interlude is a quite compelling story of a woman finding her true place in life...Ramon's sexy charm and seemingly arrogant nature don't harm his cause either. The descriptive setting makes La Barranca come alive for the reader, which is the hallmark of Jeannine Van Eperen's creative gift." 5 Lips TwoLips Reviews

Whiskey Creek Press August 2007 Now that Willow Spring lay just five miles down the narrow, two-lane highway, Alana wondered if her reason had deserted her when she packed her bags and decided to take this journey. Isn't it often said, you can't go back? What did she expect to find except old memories better laid to rest? Perhaps that was it. Going back might lay to rest feelings that kept returning. Nothing can change the past. Is that what she wanted to do? Change the past? Ridiculous! From EURO-REVIEWS: "WILLOW SPRING is one of the most beautiful stories I have ever read....With WILLOW SPRING, Jeannine D. Van Eperen has written a story that touches you right in the center of your heart...Just read it and relax, you'll love it."--Annick

HEIR TO THE GOOD TIMES is the story of Devlyn Devereaux, son of the man who runs a successful empire of Good Times Clubs, a company the youth wants nothing to do with, and though he loves his father, he greatly fears him, believing that the man, Derek, caused his beautiful mother's death. From Wings ePress in trade paperback and ebook. March 2007 "In Heir to the Good Times, Jeannine Van Eperen takes the reader on a heartrending voyage of discovery...The author skillfully allows the reader to feel Devlyn's pain, physical and emotional, as he struggles to survive a rich, powerful and abusive father...The reader will cheer as Devlyn discovers a hidden past that frees him to embrace an unexpected future." Michael Murphy, author

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