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Jack Cerro

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William Rombola is an archaeologist who has spent much of the last two decades exploring North and South America, solving mysteries and discovering new ones that serve as the muse for his writing.
When he is not in the field, he can be found in his little farmstead in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains.

wrombola@yahoo.com

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Nymph's Heart

Jack Cerro

The Fountain of Youth is buried beneath the streets of Miami, and a team of archaeologists will soon discover why.


Camille is nineteen, immortal, and living in Jazz Age Miami. Some would consider it paradise, but for her, it is more like paradise lost. Centuries have passed since her galleon washed up in the lagoon. Too many of her loved ones have grown old and died. She can no longer bear to be the custodian of their memories.

When Camille falls in love with Anastasia, she is determined to free herself from her immortality, and live a single lifetime with the woman she loves. But Camille’s life is not hers to give. She is bound to the nymph who once guarded the Fountain of Youth. Only by finding the nymph, and returning her to the Fountain, can she become mortal again.

Standing in her way is Miami’s other immortal citizen, Juan Ponce De Leon. He has claimed the Fountain, for his own, and will not relinquish his prize without a fight.

Told in three narratives: 1567, 1926, and 2005, A Nymph's Heart, is a Paranormal-Mystery, complete at 98,000 words.

 

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A.E.Kirton wrote 2 days ago

Thanks Jack

A.E.Kirton wrote 2 days ago

Do you want to do a swap read, I'm quite interested in your book Nymp....

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Genre: Historical Adventure TUMBLING ANGELS ....

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I wrote 83 days ago

Chapter three More good pacing and nice voice. I'm a little disappointed that you haven't broken any new ground here with the vampire genre, but I think you have checked all the vamp boxes one would expect in a paranormal story. The sex is there, the feisty protag, the interesting baddy, the pol... view book

I wrote 84 days ago

Chapter 2 More great voice and setting and blistering pace. I will say that Lola seemed to get over Jeremy very quickly when Juan arrives. The dance scene was terrific and I loved the line about her steel toed boots. her appearance and character are developing nicely. view book

I wrote 84 days ago

Fresh Meat Chapter One I think you handle the setting here brilliantly. The introduction of the main characters is smooth and didn't take away from the storyline. The First Person narrative lets Lola's voice shine. I am a little perplexed by her attitude at this point since I know nothing of t... view book

I wrote 398 days ago

This is heady stuff, even as far as Literary-Fiction is concerned. The mixture of prose and poetry serves to strip away the veneer of myths planted by the demagogues of the 1980's, and in doing so, lay bare the false ideologies that have taken root from that fertile pile of bs left by our leaders. ... view book

I wrote 402 days ago

The short prologue is perfect. It allows for a more relaxed opening where you can introduce your protagonist. The pacing throughout is excellent, the text reads clean and avoids the melodrama often common in this type of story. There may be a little too casualness in the protagonists response for so... view book

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