Showing posts with label the mansion on the hill by linda michelle randall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the mansion on the hill by linda michelle randall. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

The SS America Book Two of The Munroe Series



I have just published the first few chapters of The SS America - Book Two in The Munroe Series. This is a Mystery Historical Romance and part of a series of Twelve Books written by: Linda Michelle Randall.

I've also published a few chapters of The Munroe Mansion - Book One in the Munroe Series. This is a Mystery Historical Romance and part of a series of Twelve Books written by: Linda Michelle Randall.

Idea Girl Consulting - The SS America - Book Two of The Munroe Series. This is The Trip To Canada: How it all Began.

It's the year 1903, Goderich Lafleur and Brandon Deere are tired of London,England and decide they want to start a new life in Canada.

Goderich is tired of women throwing themselves at him and Brandon is a ladies man.

They board the SS America and meet Marion White.

Goderich and Brandon plan to compete for her heart until they meet Louise Picard, then the chase is on to capture her heart too!

Goderich Lafleur is indifferent to women, but Louise Picard and Marion White think they can capture his heart.

Patricia Totenmyer Rosewood Is Louise Picard's Chaperone, her goal is to find a wealthy husband for her charge. She decides that Louise should pursue Brandon Deere who is smitten with the lovely Marion White.

Marion White has a secret, she's on her way to Canada to be courted by a much older man named Count Frederick Fontaine. Her parents plan to arrange a marriage with the Count to secure their future as they have no fortune of their own. Marion really doesn't want to marry the Count because he is too old for her, she hopes to find someone younger and more suitable for her before she reaches Canada.

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

The Munroe Series





I've been busy working on The Munroe Mansion manuscript, typing and editing the new beginning to the book - The Mansion on the Hill from The Munroe Series.

It's one-hundred times better than the original script that was posted. The characters are better developed and the story line is more intense.

It was fun writing about the grandparents and developing a whole new story. This book originally started in the year 2018 (the grandchildren) but then I stepped back to the late 1800's for fun.

This explains why The Mansion on the Hill has tragedies, and why it's haunted by ghosts.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

The Munroe Series

I've created an index site for my novels and called it The Munroe Series. Here you will find several sites and excerpts from the novels I have been writing. The Munroe Mansion is the beginning of the story. The Lafleur Mansion is the next book and so on. I have written 11 parts to this series, and decided to break them into 60,000 word counts for each book that I write. This way I can continue the series till the end, then add to it, or create different series names for each family in my Fictional Historical Romance/Mystery Novels.

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

The Mansion on the Hill – A letter from the Author

The Story and characters are completely fictional in “The Mansion on the Hill.” The names I chose were from a French Baby Name Book and I developed my characters as I saw them in my mind. These are not real people but it may seem real if you use your imagination, as I have.

You can Google some of the names for fun and they actually exist. So do the Places I picked. Please note that I wrote this story as pure fiction. I wasn’t’ aware until afterwards, that such a place really did exist!

I’m wondering if I’ve written from a past life experience or something? It was a fun experience nonetheless and it gave me the hope of becoming a great author.

I’ve tried to be as imaginative as JK Rowling. I’ve used historical facts, as Barbara Cartland did in her books and I’ve been as adventurous as Johanna Lindsay. I used to read all the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books so that’s where I got the Mystery ideas. I compare my works to theirs for they wrote stories about people and it touched our hearts and souls.

When I went to Shaw Festival in the summer of 2008, I had the pleasure of seeing “An Inspector Calls.” I was delighted to find out it had been written in the early 1900’s and that it referred to the theory of “Six Degrees of Separation.”

“The Mansion on the Hill”, also celebrates this theory as well. For as you read about several families and how they are all connected to one another through several generations, you will see a pattern. Everything we say and do to another causes the “domino” effect.

When the thought of “Karma” comes to mind, we assume the biblical passage of “What a Man sows, he reaps.”

You will get a chance to watch how the lives of these Fictional Characters change when you put them into different environments. You will see dramatic changes in their personality. In some cases the Character learns from the lesson in life, while others perish for they did not follow any “God” given instincts.

It’s a story about Good vs. Evil and how people have secrets and how those secrets can destroy their lives within a moment of being revealed.

The mystery and romance will tug at our emotions and make you think that you are there in the story as a bystander. One who listens and watches with interest but cannot speak. Hopefully you will learn something as you watch the characters evolve and learn truths about themselves and others surrounding them.