Eden Monroe – författare

Martin Parker is a very happily married man, so when his first love, Diane Branden, blows back into town – still a force to be reckoned with – he is not prepared for the fallout. Drawn unwittingly into her carefully spun web, upheaval quickly follows as his world immediately begins to skid sideways. Newlyweds Kane and Jessica Davidson also feel the roll of thunder as storm clouds continue to gather menacingly over Emerald Valley, heralding a season of trial, turbulence and challenges in this suspense-filled emotional drama. Storms in the Valley is a cautionary tale, a grim reminder that nothing in life should be taken for granted, and to never underestimate the enduring power of love, personal strength – or trust.

The motion picture, Retribution, could be the big break Alexandra Martel has been waiting for. A Canadian movie star and strong female lead, even greater success may be within reach. But she also envies her married sisters, and has been hoping to meet her own soulmate. Dr. Beau Remington, handsome male lead is the hometown veterinarian. He's been contracted by motion picture execs to be on set when animals are called for, so when he and Alexandra eventually cross paths there is undeniable chemistry. However, Hollywood heartthrob James Langford has already laid claim to the striking young actress and tries to stop the budding romance. Then everything changes at sunrise one morning when Alexandra goes for a run alone in the picturesque Belleisle, New Brunswick countryside. That's when the man who's been stalking her for weeks finally makes his move. She must endure the terrifying ordeal of being kidnapped and drugged in this Eastern Canada romantic suspense.

Tall, proud and handsome male lead, Brogan Kavenagh, grew up fast and hard. Determined to defend the disgraced Kavenagh name, his refusal to back down earned him the reputation of a brawler. However, despite his rough and rowdy ways, Brogan met and married the love of his life, Maggie. A strong female lead who stands by her man, there are no holds barred when her husband is framed for murder. Brogan has no choice but to run for his life, and is shot by the sheriff during the manhunt that follows. In an unexpected stroke of good fortune he meets Tilda Loughty, a spirited young woman who saves his life. But perjuring witnesses and the gallows await. How can he possibly prove his innocence in this historical romantic suspense set in beautiful Eastern Canada. Editorial Review: Susan Davis Brogan Kavenagh, his wife, Maggie, and his son, Luke lived two miles outside of town on a small farm with a nice property of forest behind them. The whole family kept busy with outside and inside chores until Jedediah Burk murdered his uncle and blamed Brogan for it.This Historical Suspense Romance story yanks the family apart, leaving Brogan on the run and Maggie on her own with Luke and the farm. Their trusting relationship has depth but the challenges wreak havoc in every chapter, and it's tough if you can't jump into the next chapter to find out what happens next. There's danger lurking and complications – murder and mayhem.The characters and their story will definitely continue running in your mind like a movie and you will want to read the next book (I definitely do).

It's love at first sight for strong male lead, Pate Kavenagh, when he meets the bewitching redheaded beauty, Dinah Gladstone. But at what cost? Pate's jilted girlfriend, Colleen Sullivan, is heartbroken and seeks payback in this historical love triangle where emotions run at boiling point. And then calamity strikes this tall sexy breeder of fine horses, but the stakes have always been high during the Kavenagh family's life and death struggles in 1879 New Brunswick.A headstrong and handsome man, Pate never considered himself capable of murder until he met Dinah Gladstone. He also never believed such a woman could take him so close to the edge in this rollercoaster romantic suspense set in beautiful Eastern Canada. EDITORIAL REVIEW by Victoria Chatham On the face of it, the story of Pate Kavanagh and Colleen Sullivan seems deceptively straightforward. In a rural area of late 1800s New Brunswick, this couple had been seeing each other over the course of two years. Although the Kavanaghs have a less-than-stellar reputation, everyone, especially Colleen, expects a wedding will happen. Sadly for her, Pate has his heart set on someone entirely different.Throughout what follows, we see hopes rise and fall, dreams shatter, and learn much about Pate's family background. Families come together to help support one another during the hot, dry days of summer. Caring for the animals comes first in the cool of the morning, followed by the dust and sweat of hay making. There is birth and death, loneliness resulting from misunderstandings, and despair in the face of finally emerging truths. There is dignity in the day-to-day lives of the people who inhabit the pages of this story, where love eventually finds its way.In this book, I found echoes of Lucy Maud Montgomery's writing, and I wish Eden Monroe every success.