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Start giftingWe Ain’t the Brontës
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Learn moreCharity Evans and Lynzee Lavender haven’t always had the best relationship—for the most part thanks to them being writers. But while Lynzee is the wealthy, successful New York Times bestselling author of science fiction books, Charity is just squeaking by. Why is success passing her by? And why is her publisher all of a sudden reluctant to renew her contract? Now Charity suspects the worst: that her own sister has had her blacklisted! With her savings dwindling, Charity struggles to pay her bills, and the pressure is putting an incredible strain on her marriage. The rivalry goes into overdrive when Lynzee reveals that the father of the child she gave up years ago is … Charity’s husband! Charity’s life goes into a tailspin as she struggles to decide if she should tell her husband about the child he never knew he had, or if that would be just the excuse he needs to abandon her for good. She knows she has to do something, but will the path she ultimately decides to take end up destroying them all?
Rosalyn McMillan is a dedicated wife and devoted mother of four. Her first novel, Knowing, sold over 70,000 hardcover copies and 400,000 paperbacks. She followed that success with One Better, then Blue Collar Blues and The Flip Side of Sin. This Side of Eternity was Rosalyn’s fifth novel. Rosalyn remains a loyal student of her profession by reading two to three hundred books a year. She feels that it’s imperative for an author to keep abreast of the New York Times bestsellers as well as fresh voices of fiction. Currently, she lives in Memphis with her husband, John.