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Also by Fran Shaff:

Resurrected, October 2012
e-Book
For Love of Maggie, August 2012
Paperback / e-Book
For Love Of Maggie, August 2010
Paperback
Stolen Son, May 2010
Paperback / e-Book
Kelly and the Candidate, May 2010
e-Book
Stolen Son, May 2010
e-Book
Montana Magic, March 2010
e-Book
A Partner's Promise, December 2008
Paperback
Stephanie's Surprise, August 2008
Paperback
Mari's Miracle, August 2008
Paperback
Laura's Lost Love, August 2008
Paperback
The Trading Game, April 2008
Paperback
Change Of Heart, March 2008
Paperback
Ever So Humble, January 2005
Hardcover
The Love Trap, May 2003
Hardcover
Montana Match, October 2001
Hardcover

Stolen Son
Fran Shaff

Loving Rafe gives Ella hope. Loving Ella causes Rafe complications. How can he reveal what he knows about her "Stolen Son" now?

Author Self-Published
May 2010
On Sale: May 1, 2010
Featuring: Christopher Wallace; Rafe Wallace; Ella Mason
120 pages
ISBN: 1438267827
EAN: 9781438267821
Kindle: 9781438267
Paperback / e-Book
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Romance Contemporary

Ella Mason knows Rafe Wallace is keeping a secret, but she doesn't care. For the first time since her son was stolen five years before she's happy, thanks to the new man in her life. Rafe hates lying to Ella, but what choice does he have? His agenda has everything to do with taking care of his son, and nothing can stop him from meeting it--even loving Ella.

Comments

8 comments posted.

Re: Stolen Son

Without challenges or conflicts, reading wouldn't be a page turning event.
(Alyson Widen 12:15pm June 17, 2010)

challenges and conflicts are the things that keep you from putting the book down and I love them.
(Vickie Hightower 12:29pm June 17, 2010)

The incident is everything.
(Mary Preston 7:00pm June 17, 2010)

Interesting aspect of writing. I am trying to finish a book that is truly lacking in excitement. I read over 100 pages before anything happened. Too much just background. Books need incidents to make them interesting.
(Gladys Paradowski 10:26pm June 17, 2010)

Heck, yeah, we readers love it!
(Kelli Jo Calvert 11:19pm June 17, 2010)

This book reminds me of certain things that have happened in my life, and I can't wait to read it!! Thank you for such an interesting blog!!
(Peggy Roberson 6:55am June 18, 2010)

Thanks to everyone who has stopped by to read "Inciting News." Thanks to all commenters too. I appreciate your insight and perceptions.
(Fran Shaff 5:22pm June 18, 2010)

The inciting incident isn't necessary
for all stories, but it can make a big
difference in one. It doesn't guarantee
a great story, but a major
event/transition point sets things up
for a good writer or director to make a
really good one. You have mentioned
three of my favorite stories. A major
event can totally change your priorities
and take a closer look at your life.
Good post.
(Patricia Barraclough 9:49pm June 18, 2010)