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Hello readers – Here I am in Bronxville, New York, slaving away at my computer, working hard on getting the Ava trilogy out to you as quickly as possible.
What’s the Ava trilogy you may ask? It’s the adventures of Ava as she gets up off her chaise longue and dives straight into the pool of life.
Paris Adieu is part one of the Ava series, written, published and waiting for you to read and review.
Black is Not a Color is part two of the Ava series. Ava is back in New York, pursued by Pierre but caught up in the worries of full-time care giving for a father she has never really known. As her father’s hold on this mortal coil loosens daily, Ava discovers sacrifice is the flip side of love. Is she up to this job?
Then there’s Sense of Touch – the acme of Ava’s adventures. I can’t possibly give away what’s in the grand finale of the Ava trilogy, but trust me darlings, it’s very educational, if you know what I mean. Not only does Ava grow up in this book; she arrives somewhere both you and I would like to be.
If Ava’s sizzling journey to the epicenter of herself isn’t really your thing, there’s Running from Love , Lyric, and Dog Sitters to sink into.
Must get back to work, darlings. Please sit back with one of my books and enjoy, then visit here again and tell us all about what you thought. What you really thought. Really.
Au revoir, mes amies. Visit my blog FineWinesFineQuotes for a little wine talk, when you’re in the mood.
Rozsa Gaston writes playful books on serious matters. Women getting what they want out of life is one of them. Rozsa studied European intellectual history at Yale, then received her master’s degree in international affairs at Columbia. In between, she worked as a singer/pianist in New York, London, Paris, Tokyo, Corfu, and Abu Dhabi. She lives in Bronxville, NY with her family.
Her motto? Stay playful.
