Writer's Block

Writers talk about writer’s block and the different ways they get over it. One thing that seems to help is chocolate and that’s why you’ll find a very tasty recipe at the start of this story. Then, you’ll hear that authors talk to their characters, and sometimes their characters take over the story and go in directions the author hadn’t actually planned. Well, see what happens when a woman has been shipwrecked on an island for a long time and has just about given up when a man is washed up on shore. She hopes he can work, she hopes they can survive. But when the writer gets writer’s block at a crucial moment, the characters decide to take matters into their own hands to get the story moving.

This is a rather ingenious story and Jennifer Mueller has pulled it off in her own special style. She has crafted two very believable characters and she not only lets the reader into their heads, but also into the head of the author of the story. This is so well done, that the reader is totally drawn into the story. Ms. Mueller has created a wonderful hero who is really ready and willing to do absolutely anything to get the author into the mood. This story is entertaining, humorous, sexy and a tad erotic. One hopes that all authors have such accommodating heroes. This reviewer recommends readers to hop over to Romance At Heart Publications and get this little jewel. It’s well worth the .99 cents!

October 2007