Midnight at Trafalgar Square
Rachel O'Neill is an American writer living in England who finds herself betrothed to Ethan Philips and complicates her life even more by kissing a complete stranger at London's massive celebration in historic Trafalgar Square at the stroke of Midnight on New Year's Eve ...
Midnight at the Eiffel
With the help of her friend Janet Corrigan, Shellie Singer flees L.A. and her abusive husband to Paris.
Adrian van Allman, a gentle soul from Switzerland striving to become an artist, falls for Shellie the moment he sees her.
Rachel O'Neill is in Paris to find inspiration for her writing.
The story is about Shellie, Rachel, and Janet - all three wary, afraid to trust, and not sure if they even want to try. All three in Paris with life decisions to make ...
Midnight in Brussels
Third in the series, Rachel O'Neill goes to Brussels where she becomes involved in Amanda Conroy's story. (more later)
2010 TRAVEL SCHEDULE:
April 6 - 16 (Research & pleasure)
Paris, Dublin, England
June 17 - 20 (Publishers Panel)
Public Safety Writers Association Conference
- Orleans Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas
HOORAY!!!! "MIDNIGHT IN BRUSSELS" HAS BEEN RELEASED!!!! It's available through Internet booksellers as well as on land stores. How about some reviews, guys?
Holiday season is gone, a new year is on! Works for me. Lots of new thoughts and plans this year ... am excited about them all!
First off ... what is this new fascination I have with true crime? I'm reading it, I'm watching it, and wanting to write it. Can I write both genres: Romance and Crime novels? Sure I can. Other novelists have.
In the meantime ... can't wait to get back to the fourth novel in my "Midnight" series - "Midnight in Moscow." An excerpt of it
is in the back of "Midnight in Brussels" ... so you'll have a preview of what's to come in Moscow for our dear Rachel and her newfound friends.
For those of you who
do not know, I write about women who discover their own strengths in overcoming insecurities and finding the life and love they long for. You'll
meet loveable and not so loveable, eccentric characters along the journey, as well as beautiful cities and sites around the world that I experience and bring to you in visual prose.
There's something for everyone in my novels: romance,
travel, sadness, tragedy, elation, accomplishment, overcoming obstacles, realizing one's self worth, and much more. On the negative side there is death, rape, abuse, all the stuff we
abhore, but it's all part of life and in my novels the good stuff more than offsets the bad. And most times ... girl gets boy.
By the way, check out this special offer on the trio of "Midnight" novels.
I'm also putting together a new literary magazine for RJBP (R. J. Buckley Publishing) debuting in June - comprised of short stories, poetry, essays, and author interviews. The theme is "It's a Crime!" See, I told you ... crime writing is nipping at me.
MIDNIGHT SERIES 
