Bücher von Donna Eimer Villani

Conceiving a child is the dream of many young couples. But when Roger and Anne seek the help of fertility specialist Dr. Harvey Prill, Anne becomes the surrogate mother of an unknown science experiment gone terribly wrong. After the birth of Anne's child, Prill announces that the baby did not survive the delivery. Suspicious of foul play, Anne and Roger actually believe kidnapping is involved. With the help of Roger's law partner, Cari Hunter, and Detective Christian Stevens, the couple makes a startling discovery within the fertility clinic, revealing a twisted scheme the cunning doctor has planned for himself...and future generations to come. Like the author's earlier novel, The Capture of Art, Sole Mate is an adult romance novel, but with a sci-fi twist.Author Bio: Donna Eimer Villani lives in Sullivan, Missouri, is part owner of a technologies company and is busy writing the sequel to The Capture of Art, Return to Red Winds. For more information on Donna, visit her websites at http://www.laserpace.com and http://www.laserpace.net/donnav

The author has several books already under her belt, and this book was nominated for "The Most Moving Book Award" on Jan. 2, 2023 on The Moving Words website (themovingwords.com). Her new book, The Portal, a futuristic western, relates the tale of Colleen Armstrong, a young woman who, while traveling with her family on a wagon train heading West, encounters terrorizing bandits, abnormal feral cats, and plenty of mystery. Colleen seeks love and also wants to find her true destiny. She wants to understand why she is considered the missing key that her family has been searching for, and why the mysterious Indian Kuruk immediately perceives her as "The Portal." This fictitious genre of futuristic western suggests what life could be in the future. Without today's technology, life again becomes simple. The Portal instills an understanding of unconditional love as well as a wide range of emotions. Its discussion of trauma, recovery, innovation, and the visionary approach to the uncertainties of the future makes the story appealing for all who want to be moved by the realities of life and society.(About the Author) Donna Eimer Villani has lived in the Midwest all her life. Besides The Portal, she is also the author of The Capture of Art, its sequel Return to Red Winds, and Sole Mate. She is working on her next novel, Keep Shining Still Here. The author has always loved writing, and as her blessing of life continues, it's important (as Matthew West sings in his song "What If") that when she takes that final breath she does not want any "What Ifs or Regrets." Her main goal in writing is feedback from readers and the hope they enjoy her efforts.

Return to Red Winds contains adult situations and language. The characters from the authorΓÇÖs first novel The Capture of Art are the main topics of interest in this sequel. As they share tea parties, the child Christina, nicknamed Christy, is fascinated with GrammyΓÇÖs storytelling, or as they call it "gossip." They enjoy many years together; they laugh, cry, and bring to mind the life of Olivia Webster Brown and those close to her. Knowing her days are numbered, Grammy has arranged to continue the gossip, and on special occasions has correspondence sent to Christy. Christy, now using her given name Christina, through her love of writing fictitious novels continues the gossip with new characters and new beginnings. With GrammyΓÇÖs spirited love in her heart, the beautiful image of the trees seem to have a way of calling her, and Christina always finds a way to Return to Red Winds.