First Book of Ashmore Valley Series Released

For Immediate Release


Laura J. Seger
15 Fordyce Court
New Milford, CT 06776
Phone:    860-354-2207
email:    segerct@aol.com



First Book of Ashmore Valley Series Released


Roses are a symbol of love and true affection as they open and show true beauty. Unfortunately, however, roses also symbolize the dangers of love through their thorns.

"Breathless: Roses and Thorns," the first book of author Laura J. Seger's Ashmore Valley Series, has been released by Virtualbookworm.com Publishing Inc. The story encapsulates the modern-day romance with strong characters, moral dilemmas and a story rife with trials and tribulations.

Alexandra Chambers' well-organized and well-defined life had put her on a path to fall in love with the wrong man at the wrong time. Tad Pierce defined Washington, D.C. Tired of his manipulations and abuse, Alex sought to distance herself from him. By accepting a position in the last place she expected, Ashmore Valley offered peace, serenity and a new start - all of the things she desperately needed. And all the things she never expected to experience.

James O'Reilly's soon-to-be ex-wife's treachery had destroyed any chance any woman had of breaching his defenses again. Accepting a meaningless affair with his secretary, Francine Malone, he thought that by satisfying his lust he could ignore his heart. When Alexandra Chambers looked at him with those eyes, he was lost and he knew it.

Alex wasn't ready for another man to be in control of her and James wasn't ready to entrust his heart to another woman. But somehow, through the turmoil that a jealous Tad inflicts on the couple, they fight for the happiness that they so rightly deserve. They accept the roses that love brings and the thorns that jealousy breeds.

"Breathless: Roses and Thorns" is available online at Virtualbookworm.com, Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.com. It can also be ordered from most bookstores around the country.





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