Showing posts with label *Author Dani. Show all posts
Showing posts with label *Author Dani. Show all posts

Monday, August 14, 2023

Love In Troubled Times

Hello blog readers, 

Just wanted to let you know that finally, after about two years of working on this story, "Love in Troubled Times" is now available on Amazon Kindle and KU. I've invested countless hours in this story and have really poured my heart and soul into it. I know it's different from what I've written in the past, and I'm not sure how it will be received, but it is what it is, and I hope that some people will enjoy reading it. If you are like me, a devotee who is attracted to men with SCI and men with walking disabilities, you may enjoy my latest book. My male protagonist wears leg braces and uses crutches to help him with walking, and my female protagonist has no issue with that, just the contrary if you know what I mean. 

Anyhow, if you enjoy "Love in Troubled Times", please let me know and connect with me on IG, FB, or on Goodreads. Thank you for all your support throughout the years!

Hugs, Dani 

Love in Troubled Times


Friday, August 13, 2021

New book out

Hi PD Fiction Blog readers,

just wanted to let you know that I finally finished editing and working over "For The Love Of Not Walking" and it is now available on Amazon Kindle and KU.

Some of you may remember the story from a few years ago and if you enjoyed it then, I hope you consider purchasing it for your Kindle so you can now read the new and improved version. If you enjoy it or any of my stories, please leave a review or rating. I am always happy to connect with my readers behind the scenes or on social media.

I am constantly learning and working on improving my writing, so my readers will have a good experience. I have some other stories in the works and may tackle "No Strings Attached" next. I know it needs A LOT of work.

I miss you and hope this finds everyone in good health. 

Here is the link: 

For The Love Of Not Walking

Love, Dani



Thursday, March 25, 2021

New book out

Hi reader friends 😊

how is everyone? I hope you are doing okay during these trying times. I miss being here, but I haven't written anything new. Instead, I have been working over my old stories in the past year. I published three of them last year and now I finished "Three's a Crowd" and it is available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited. 

I will try to work on "No Strings Attached" and "For The Love of Not Walking" next. Here is the link to "Three's a Crowd" on Amazon. I hope it works. 

 Three's a Crowd 

I think you will enjoy reading it again as it has been overhauled and edited to my best abilities. It's my longest story so I've been working on it for months; I am continuously learning about writing. I don't have any professional help and do everything by myself, except the book cover. I am very happy with it and enjoyed improving the story. 

If you buy or read any of my stories and enjoy them, I hope you will leave a review or rating. Unfortunately, lots of people bought the books last year, but I barely have any reviews or ratings. 

Follow me on Goodreads or any social media @DaniDeveaux. I would love to connect with you. If you want to connect by email: torninbetweenseit71@gmail.com. Thank you so much for buying and reading my books. It means a lot to me. 

Yours truly, Dani 💗

 

Friday, January 1, 2021

Cahal and the Maiden of the Lake

It had been raining for days, and it was the first day with clear skies in weeks. The ancient waterfall was engorged with masses of water falling from high above into the pool below. Green moss covered the rocks, forever moistened by the wild waters. Large evergreen trees on the top of the rocks were leaning dangerously over the edge like they could tumble down any day. But strong roots were holding on to the rock and soil, trees that had withstood meteorological storms and the storms of time for hundreds of years. The waterfall had been there for thousands of years, and it would always be there. It had seen travelers refreshing on their journeys, washed animal blood off hunters, rinsed berries the women had picked, watered wild and domestic animals for centuries, had been there when the shamans worshipped their gods and sacrificed to the entities in realms beyond the human world.