Fabulous, The Series
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Book 2
She seemed to consider this, her frown deepening. “You want a spin in the car? I’ll drive you around the block, and we’ll call it even.”

Joey wrinkled his brow. The car? “The car’s great,” he said, “but it’s the girl I’m admiring.”

Ariel Veich grew up in a billionaire’s world, the Veich family name well-known in upper social circles. Influence, esteem, and prestige, all things she’s used to. As well as opportunists, people only after her friendship for what they can get out of it. She’s learned to protect herself and keep her distance from onlookers.

Until she meets Joey Randolph. They’re from two different worlds, yet with one unexpected kiss, he tears down the wall she’s spent so much time building. When what she knows about herself comes crumbling down as well, it could be that this new love of her life isn’t the boy of her dreams after all.

Clean romance for teens.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com

BELIEVE IT OR NOT, I let many of my paperback editions go, in the shuffle with my health and my writing. The Holy Spirit stirred it up in me to fix some with minor issues and to create many that simply never existed. Many of these are series under one cover, such as "Rise of the Sun" and "Fade to Black."

I am by no means finished. There are a number of others which I will get to, so I appreciate your patience. But these below are ready for purchase, and as much as I am able to, most are only $9.99. Ten dollars is not too bad for a paperback, and they make great gifts, too.

God bless you as you read. You are appreciated.

*Look for notices of others as they become available.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com

All About Romeo
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Could be he was wasting his time, and she was so hung up on Logan Boyd, he’d never measure up. But it wasn’t in him to quit trying. She obviously didn’t like the macho side of him, and that meant somewhere deep inside he’d have to dig up Romeo.

Romeo. Courtesy. Gallantry. He had to become the guy a girl dreamed of.

TIME GOES BY and with it, memories. My first YA novella, I wrote to see if I could, and that book, "Me & Timothy Cooper" remains my best seller. This book was the fifth one (YA) I wrote. Before it were "I Kissed the Boy Next Door", "The Best Week of My Life", and "Of All The Ways He Loves Me." These three you can buy under one ebook cover titled, "The Romance of Summer." I'll put the sales links below. But point is, I'd discovered something. My love for the novella. They are all around 19,000 words. And it is possible to write romance for teens that sends the right message

I say this about all my YA books. "Romance parents can trust." My heart is to present a story a young girl loves and the parent doesn't need to look over her shoulder. All situations are framed by God's Word and minus any situations that would glorify the work of the devil. There is tension and attraction, but ... Well, you should just read it, and you will know.

The Romance Of Summer: Young Adult Romance Collection<
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The Rest of the Scene:
Kate crossed her legs and folded her hands over her knee. “I’ve been waiting for you to wise up. I just never figured it’d be over a girl, leastways one you hadn’t ticked off.”

He winced. He, sort of, had. “Tell me the truth. Is there any possibility?”

She smiled and patted his cheek. “Maybe if she’s smart enough to see my little brother is great beneath all the crap. A little prayer wouldn’t hurt either,” she added.

“Prayer?”

Kate bobbed her head. “Not, ‘Dear God, bring her to me. I have to have her.’ But ‘Dear God, make me the man I ought to be.’”

Good advice. He should have prayed that long ago. Maybe she would have seen him by now. Then again, none of this started until they’d locked lips in the closet, and even then, it wasn’t the kiss itself that changed him. But something way deep inside that said they simply had to be together.

She was the one. He just knew it.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com

Wrong place, wrong time, right woman.

Abe Beckett's family pedigree pushed him toward joining the police force years ago, then, ultimately, pushed him away. He didn't want to be like "dear old dad". Yet, confronted by an armed robber at the Austrian food truck in the city park, his instincts kick back in. His new profession as a male midwife doesn't seem to stop his cop brain from working.

The presence of the curvaceous blonde, Vienna Stumpf, who runs the truck, does. But what begins as an argument soon holds possibilities of way more, until her family's missing jewelry and the suspicious behavior of a man he's trusted threaten to tear it all apart.

IT'S FUNNY WHEN I see myself in my characters. I had such an occasion the other day. Not this book. No, there's no resemblance here besides a respect for law enforcement and hard working people. That said, I hope this story makes you smile and turn to your husband or wife and pay them a compliment. After all, they live with you.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com

Never doubt the power of your words. A couple streets over from a relative's house there was (past tense) a huge demonic display for Halloween. Not cutsey and meant for children, although that is bad enough, but this one was meant to celebrate fear and the witchcraft. One day, driving past it, the Spirit of God pointed my finger at it and commanded it to come down. It was as if I heard the devil laugh. “Yeah, right.” But let me tell you, good and faithful Christians, just a couple weeks later, Hurricane Milton swept through and took with it the display and the tree limbs that supported it. There is nothing left but a string with what remains of a ghost.

The Holy Ghost (Spirit) was done with that defeated enemy on display. In a day’s time, the devil took down the devil's work. God is the Victor over all the work of the enemy, beginning and ending with deception and fear. We have nothing to be afraid of and everything to celebrate. Because as I've said many times over the years: God is still on the throne; Jesus is alive and living in me; the Holy Spirit lives in me and has come upon me, the evidence being my speaking in tongues; and the Word of God is truth. The truth outweighs the lie every time.

Have something pumpkiny this week and celebrate autumn. If you’re somewhere warm like Florida, turn the A/C down and pretend. Then sit in your favorite chair and read GLASS. Handsome man meets beautiful woman in a mysterious house where nothing is as it seems. I call it my anti-Halloween alternative.

GLASS
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“Cerise.” The pull of her breath flared her nostrils the tiniest bit and lifted her chest. She was beautiful, and priceless, like this house. She didn’t deserve to be trapped by all its legends. Because that is all this was, the stories of the past holding her in some vice-like grip, the grip of an old woman who wouldn’t let them go.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com

THE LOVE OF a man and his wife produces a child. From their bodies comes new life in the image of God. God designed it that way. He made man from the dust then made woman from man’s side.

From God, from His nature comes woman's nature, her personality, her way of being, and a man's nature, how he thinks, how he feels. He is the designer of human beings. They were made in His image, in His likeness.

God designed love in all its formation, and He gave to them, from their love, the ability to create with His life. Not just in a physical sense, as the body of the child, but in the spirit. From them came the child's spiritual being. And it is regardless of their belief in Him.He sends the rain on the just and the unjust (Matthew 5:45).

From him and her comes more of them, and it is perfection in the way He made it. He reaped the benefit of it.

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The day Christopher Piel walked into their mixed household to fix the cable, Tansy Marsh’s life changed. Here is a man unlike any she’s ever met – kind, generous, faithful. But people like that can’t possibly exist.

Rejected by her parents and living underneath someone else’s roof, the only love she’s ever known comes from the three foster kids in her care. Yet what begins as attraction, proves to be far greater, and it just could be that the God he believes in is big enough to fix her heart.

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This book was not received well, and that surprised me. Still surprises me. Okay, I get it in part. No one should want to see their teenagers caught in a delicate situation. But then, that was the point, that he and her made do, and it altered everything. As always, Christ is center of my writing. Though the plot may take my pen in a new direction, it always circles back around to godliness and truth. But people read with their emotions, many of these people in young adult novels being adults. A parent is always the judge for their minor child’s reading. My heart is transparent on this. God does not take issue with it or I wouldn’t sell it.

I have another YA romance that, in a similar manner, did not go over, and so I tried re-releasing it, to no avail. I finally realized, as above, that I simply need to present it to God and move on. So if you’re curiosity is abounding now, also check out “Good Girl Jayne.”

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GOOD GIRL JAYNE
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Jayne Allhorn’s life is falling apart. She wrecked her car, broke her cell phone, and lost her job. But the biggest problem of all is her parent’s divorce. They’re so caught up in their troubles with each other that they’ve forgotten she exists. She’ll fix that. Stealing her mom’s credit card, she gives into her anger and sets out to become someone else. She’ll shave her head, get a tattoo, have her lip pierced. There is no more good girl Jayne.

Lauden Gould moved back to town, unable to deal with his dad’s infidelity. This time what his father’s done hit him personally. Running into Jayne, the cute girl from high school, refocuses his life, and helping her deal with her broken family proves to be the perfect way to forget his own. Yet, the more time goes on, the more people’s positive opinions of him simply don’t fit. He simply isn’t the good guy they think he is.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com

WHEN I BEGAN WRITING FICTION, I did not expect to write romance. When I wrote my first romance, I was unprepared for the implications of sex between the male and female main character. I made a conscious decision on that day to never include inappropriate relationship, outside of God’s design for marriage. I did, however, have to face the fact that a man and a woman who are attracted to one another will, under certain lighting, do what has been spoken against in the Word of God. Sex outside of marriage is not a popular subject, but I feel to touch on it here because I have placed all my books before the Holy Spirit as submitted to God.

In listening to music, I have discovered there are Christian artists of many genres, from urban cultures to island styles. God writes a varied hodgepodge of music styles. In this same vein, writers have different styles of writing and different methods of writing. What matters to God is if righteousness is established and repentance is shown. I have always held this to heart. But for repentance to be shown, there must be something the characters are repenting of. How high or low is our standard, though? This is personal to the writer and their perception of God’s voice, and to the reader and what they prefer to read. I am not interested in certain fiction subjects. I learned to write reading the blog of a woman who was big into fantasy books. Her advice was instrumental to me, but I never read one thing she enjoyed.

I say all of that to place my style of writing and my books once more into the Spirit’s hands. He has no problem with them. I have no problem removing them from sale. I am nothing without His love and guidance. I want to be pleasing to God always. So, though some do not like the heavier side of romance, this is sometimes what is required for the plot. The only judgment I seek is, as I have said, God’s. It is a beautiful thing when a man falls in love with a woman, and they give themselves to one another. It is a more beautiful thing when a couple who has had sex outside of marriage, commits to marriage and finds the poetry that God intended.

Here is why we write romance from a Christian perspective.

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He Was A Soldier: A Christian Romance

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How deep did they go to heal the pain? How far did they stretch their new friendship? Would they cross a line somewhere and be unable to turn back? Did she care as long as her heart wasn’t aching?

Katy Hansen’s husband died in a roadside bomb while serving in Afghanistan, and the future they’d planned dissolved in an instant. Left with a young son to care for, in the last ten months she’s had to bury her grief and learn to be both mom and dad. Harper Chavez lost his arm in the same bomb blast and carries the mental pain of it everywhere he goes, but his personal issues won’t let him forget the last thing his buddy asked him to do – take his wife, Katy, a note penned the night before his death. Yet this one simple mission, one hour of their time, changes everything they thought they knew. She isn’t as alone as she thought; he’s much stronger than he realized; and together, there’s power in forgiveness, and maybe, love in moving on.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com

Rise of the Sun

IF ANY MAN can come to God and be saved, if they can confess Jesus as Savior and Lord regardless of age, culture, upbringing, nationality, social status, appearance, clothing, finances, or any other thing, and God loves them and becomes their Father, then why when they walk into the church building are we so judgmental? We fear the taint of sin and so justify our condemnation, because that’s what it is, as if what that person has experienced is catching, and we’re all going to be infected. I have heard of people escorted out of a church building because they were the wrong ethnicity, and frankly, that is disgusting. I have seen people avoided because of their sexuality. Those in the church have refused to be patient and understanding with those who are mentally ill.

There is no place for this in us. None. Jesus ate with sinners and was condemned for it. Those same men hung Him on the cross, but do you know He died for them anyway? And it isn’t recorded, but I’m betting some of them found Him as their Savior and learned the truth. I know Jesus, while hanging on the cross, forgave a thief, who was legally convicted, and He didn’t require any obeisance from him in order to go to Paradise. That was why He came, to forgive us because we were so lost there was no other way for us to be saved. He died, as Paul said, for those who were not deserving. Some many die for those who are their friends, but for a sinner? Hardly.

Except Jesus did. We must follow His example. He who forgave us, who still forgives any who comes to Him and hears all who call upon Him, begs of us to do better. He asks us to walk in the love of God toward all men, to pray for all men, and to bless our enemies as the Scripture says. A minister I listen to frequently prays blessings over his harshest critics. How much this moves me. What if my prayer for them made the difference? What if when we all get to heaven, there’s that one person who says, “You’re the reason I’m here.” It will be worth it then, and all these petty things we place between us and others, forgotten.

Jesus loves you, and so do I. Anyone who needs prayer can reply to these emails and I will pray. That’s a promise.

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Rise of the Sun
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From Book 1:
A secret organization seeks to control the future. Cyborg 653’s task is to protect an aged priest, whose life is at risk. But his emotionless, machine-like existence changes the minute he meets human, Lexie Hollis.

Feelings he’s never needed begin to form and with them comes knowledge. She encourages him to think on his own, form opinions, and most of all fall in love. With her. But what begins as something full of promise soon becomes a dangerous game that just might silence him and all of his kind … forever.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com

I DISLIKE UNHAPPY endings. So, though emotions must be involved when you write a story, there is no happy ending without a stressor along the way. All my stories end in “Feel Good Romance.” Hence the web address. www.feelgoodromance.com. They also always end in redemption. God is love, and He sent His Son to live among men, to die as a man and as God, and to rise again because God so that we would have the entirety of salvation – forgiveness, healing, abundance. He gave His all so we’d have His all.

Some have criticized my style of writing romance. But at the heart of the love of a man for a woman is the God who created them. Marriage was blessed in Genesis to be fruitful and multiply. God wanted us to have peace and joy because of that one we are forever covenanted to, for us to enjoy each other. He knew there would be brokenness because sin exists in this world. His heart is to heal it. He knows us, knows what is best for each one of us individually. We need not fear Him but can roll our cares over onto His broad shoulders and rest. He has proven for all time He can carry the weight.

If you enjoy my books, thank you for purchasing and commenting. God bless you. God bless America. God bless Israel.

God Bless Texas, (Cowboys of the Double R) Book 1

"This is what he wanted. This right here. He’d not known it until now, but he wanted her with a ring on her hand, their hearts united. He wanted Mrs. Jared Flint to stare at him like Holly did, to make him want to forgo breakfast and make love to her instead."

Jared Flint struggles to overcome his spotted past and put his years in prison behind him, slaving away beneath the Texas sun. Yet, hard work has done little to abate his ever-present anger. With every brawl, he strikes back at his abusive past, unable to turn loose of the hate that almost took a man’s life.

Holly Carleton hopped a train on a dare and headed south. After her mama’s passing, she’s been rudderless, always searching for that one thing to fulfill her. Taking a job at a ranch at one of the towns along the tracks comes on a whim. But walking in on cowboy, Jared Flint, half-dressed – that was accidental. And something she’ll never forget. He’s strength and brawn in a perfectly carved package.

The days passing, their attraction growing, it becomes clear, he’s held aloof from relationships for a reason. No woman deserves a man like him. Except together, they have a future rich in possibilities, and if he can just turn loose of the pain, a chance for forgiveness and love.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com