New from Publish America Lord Sirius by Kim Parson: This the second historical intrigue romance book by Kim. A stroke victim Kim began writing while recovering. She is a relative of actor Buster Keaton.
(PRWEB) October 25, 2004 -- New Book Release by Publish America, Lord Sirius by Kim Parson. This is a historical romance with intrigue and mystery. Lord Sirius is the second historical romance by Kim set in England. Her first historical romance intrigue Lord Tricking was release in May of 2004 has received excellent reviews. Writing Lord Sirius Kim used the same time period but nothing else. This is not a series or continuation of Lord Tricking.
The main character Sirius has decides to wed a woman that is showing no signs of returning his interest. To keep her close while attempting to win her affection Sirius resorts to blackmailing her for kisses each time she insults him and she cannot resist insulting the haute Lord. The kisses get steamy, however Victoria has more important concerns than kissing. Someone is trying to kill her.
Previously writing under the name Belita Keaton she released It's A Dog's Life, a book of comic short stories in 2000. She used her family name as she is a relative of actor Buster Keaton. This book was rarely promoted in 2000 as Kim was sick at the time and unable. She will continue to use Keaton for her amusing tales.
Kim prefers writing in different time periods than the present. "One lives in the present and imagines in past or future times." She is a recovering stroke victim. She was forced to retire from public work five years ago when she suffered two strokes. During her long recovery, as she had always wanted to write she used the studying necessary to write to stimulate her damaged brain. Suffering from dizzy spells and seizures it took a lot of determination to do the work necessary to write these books. The excellent reviews she has received has made the struggle worth while.
Kim has a website where excerpts from her books can be read. Everyone is invited to visit her website to learn more about these books.
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