Jeanne Hardt

A Golden Life Jeanne Hardt

In the beautiful mountain setting of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, something unusual is about to happen... Traci Oliver may be a best-selling romance author, but for the first time in her writing career she can't type a word on the blank page. Book number fifty is supposed to be her best ever-her golden book-but inspiration joined her husband in the grave. How can she write about love with a shattered heart? At the precise moment of the anniversary of his death, a knock on her door changes everything. Characters from her books take on human form and tell her that they've come to help her. Of course, she doubts her sanity. Are they real, or has she lost her mind? When she lands smack dab in the middle of one of her own love scenes, she assumes the latter. Her doctor says grieving is a process, but she never dreamed that part of the process would bring her heroes to life. She wonders if all people experience this kind of thing, or is it a weird phenomenon reserved solely for romance writers? Truthfully, the only hero she wants is her husband, and she can never be with him again. Or maybe she can ...