
It was 1941 and their passion was forbidden. Yet what they felt was greater than who they were. A love that stood taller than the divide of race or class. It’s binds strengthening each day against the forces of the Navy, Nazis, segregation, and World War II. Neither one of them could deny the power of true love now. And with the addition of fate, together they would both risk it all to preserve what they’d found in each other.
Her name is Vivian Scott, she has very little in the world, just the love and support of her brother Ely. After his enlistment in the Navy, Vivian resolves herself to the role of nurturer, making a home for them along the white sandy shores of Oahu, Hawaii. Ely’s happiness is enough to sustain her. That is until she meets Michael. Their friendship sparks, trust and admiration that quickly blossoms into more. But how can that be? He’s white and she’s not. For that reason and many others Michael and Vivian struggle to resist the growing the attraction they share.
However, with a war looming and fate pushing them into each other arms they are often unable to resist. At what price? Ely’s freedom, Micheal’s respect and rating in the Navy, or the fate of another that neither Ely nor Michael know anything about. Vivian’s secret.
On the Wings of Love is a snapshot in time. A weathered moment between two destined hearts entwined by chance and sealed tight with love. You the reader are invited to write the ending. I ask that you open yourself up to the possibilities of Vivian and Michael’s beginning…
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I’m so excited!
AllRomanceEbooks has launched their Reader’s Choice Cafe! To my surprise and delight Sienna Mynx was one of the first authors selected for review. Funny Valentine has quickly become Sienna Mynx’s Best Seller by selling over a 1000 copies in the first month of release. And it’s popularity doesn’t end there!
TA Ford’s first novel still resonates with many. Released in 2008 into print, the story of a mulatto french woman in Napoleonic France trying to survive love and romance has become epic. And now others feel the same way too!
One of my personal faves is continuing to surprise readers who aren’t drawn to historical romances. Some think there could be no love stories during a time of oppression and strife for African American’s between mixed-race couples. Maybe I’m a dreamer, an hopeless optimistic dreamer, but I find our history fascinated. And I’m always surprised when readers feel the same way…