Gwynne Forster eBooks

Gwynne Forster was born in North Carolina, grew up in Washington, D. C., and has lived, studied and worked in New York City ever since she came of voting age. She considers herself a humanitarian, a perspective that she inherited from her mother, a high school principal, and which she also attributes to her work and education in the social sciences, more specifically, demography. Her fiction writing reflects her training in the sociology of the family and her understanding of inter-personal relations. It should not be surprising then, that quite a few of Gwynne's novels and novellas are set within the context of the family. Gwynne relaxes best when she is near—but not in—the water. She loves boating and would spend hours fishing daily if she could. Oddly, she never learned to swim, and she always wears a lifejacket when boating or fishing. Her bedroom faces a river, and if she didn't work, she would spend a lot of time sitting in the bedroom gazing at the water and the passing boats. Moving water, she thinks, is soothing and relieves stress. Gwynne Forster is national best-selling and award-winning author of eight novels of general fiction, thirty-two romance novels, and six novellas. All of her mainstream novels and several of her romance novels have been featured in Black Expressions Magazine. When Twilight Comes, her first mainstream novel, was featured on the magazine's cover, and it also remained on the Essence Magazine list of best sellers for several months. Her latest mainstream novel, A Change Had To Come received excellent reviews, and Romantic Times Magazine nominated Getting Some Of Her Own-–published in October 2007 as best of its class for that year. e-Harlequin's Weekly Newsletter listed Gwynne's latest romance, Forbidden Temptation as one of Harlequin's ten best books of 2007. The highly acclaimed mainstream novel, When You Dance With The Devil, published in August 2006, attracted media attention. Publisher's Weekly called a Different Kind of Blues, published in 2008, "…an ode to life….warm and wonderful…"