Parris Afton Bonds
author : Parris Afton BondsI am dancing on sunshine that you are visiting my little part of Parris's paradise at Bookbub. I write for the reckless at heart. Not surprisingly, I identify with my novels' characters, both the protagonists AND antagonists. I suffer with their angsts and bewilderments and rejoice in their joys and triumphs. And I believe that if we heroically hold fast to our own vision for ourselves in our journey’s confrontations and challenges, then Life WILL manifest our dreams and goals and visions, as it does for my characters in my novels.\n\n~ ~ ~ ~ ~\n\nDeclared by ABC's Nightline as one of the three-best-selling authors of romantic fiction, Parris Afton Bonds, has been featured in major newspapers and magazines as well as published in more than a dozen languages.\n\n A New York Times best seller of nearly fifty novels and co-founder of Romance Writers of America , Parris donates her time to teaching creative writing to both grade school children and female inmates ~ both of which are captive audiences.\nParris Afton Bonds Book Series
author : Parris Afton BondsI am dancing on sunshine that you are visiting my little part of Parris's paradise at Bookbub. I write for the reckless at heart. Not surprisingly, I identify with my novels' characters, both the protagonists AND antagonists. I suffer with their angsts and bewilderments and rejoice in their joys and triumphs. And I believe that if we heroically hold fast to our own vision for ourselves in our journey’s confrontations and challenges, then Life WILL manifest our dreams and goals and visions, as it does for my characters in my novels.\n\n~ ~ ~ ~ ~\n\nDeclared by ABC's Nightline as one of the three-best-selling authors of romantic fiction, Parris Afton Bonds, has been featured in major newspapers and magazines as well as published in more than a dozen languages.\n\n A New York Times best seller of nearly fifty novels and co-founder of Romance Writers of America , Parris donates her time to teaching creative writing to both grade school children and female inmates ~ both of which are captive audiences.\n