Books with author Linda Fausnet

Theater actress Susannah Peters is artistic, dramatic, and passionate. Billionaire businessman David Groff doesn't do emotions.Or so he thought. A whirlwind romance with this sultry dancer throws David's orderly world upside down. He never knew he could love this deeply or need anyone this much.He learned long ago that emotions lead only to pain. He can't afford to let his guard down even for a moment. Susannah is a woman who feels things deeply, and Broadway can be a ruthless business. Can David learn how to give her the love and devotion she deserves, or will his stoic demeanor drive her away forever?Losing His Cool can be read as a standalone, and is Book Two in the Wall Street to Broadway Series. Check out Losing His Shirt to see how it all started! Click Follow to find out about the latest releases from this author.

Konnie Mack and her father shared a deep love of baseball. When he died, she stopped playing the game. Now Konnie is a twenty-one-year-old with a bad attitude. Trouble is, it's illegal to get mad in Joyville. When she loses her temper one too many times, the judge gives her a choice for punishment. She can go to jail, or she can coach the kids' baseball team. She chooses jail.Konnie eventually comes to her senses and grudgingly agrees to coach a bunch of clueless kids who have never even seen a baseball. Those eager yet knuckleheaded kids help Konnie rediscover her love of baseball, and she finds coaching a wonderful way to honor her father's memory. The players, including the likes of Clueless Joe Jackson, Yoyo Beara, and Joltin' Joanna, can hardly remember the rules of baseball, let alone score any runs. If Konnie can't get them to win, she'll face the worst punishment imaginable...a lifetime ban from baseball.

** ALL PROCEEDS FROM THIS BOOK GO TO THE HARVEY MILK FOUNDATION** Henry's a womanizing playboy. So why is he suddenly attracted to men? Heartthrob baseball player Henry Vaughn Jr.'s got it all. Money, fame, and women. He relishes his playboy reputation and guards it with his life. He'd be humiliated if anyone knew he suffered from the "geek disease" asthma. After taking part in a clinical trial in hopes of a cure, Henry suffers a horrifying side effect from the drug. His sex drive is as strong as ever, but now he's turned on by men instead of women. Henry finds that much harder to hide in the locker room than his asthma... Panicked, Henry pleads with the research assistant, Sam, to cure him. Sam, who is gay, is angered by Henry's raging homophobia. He certainly doesn't believe Henry's wild tale about turning gay overnight. Annoyed, Sam pawns Henry off on his best friend, Thomas. Thomas is gentle, compassionate, and has the most beautiful eyes Henry has ever seen... Henry falls helplessly in love with Thomas and is astonished to learn that Thomas feels the same way about him. Loving Thomas helps Henry see the world in a new and beautiful light, but he worries what will happen if the tabloids discover he has a boyfriend. Thomas is devoted to Henry, but he's proud of who he is and refuses to live a lie. Can love help Henry find the courage to speak out against hate? Get the book NOW, and support the Harvey Milk Foundation in the process!

Konnie Mack and her father shared a deep love of baseball. When he died, she stopped playing the game. Now Konnie is a twenty-one-year-old with a bad attitude. Trouble is, it's illegal to get mad in Joyville. When she loses her temper one too many times, the judge gives her a choice for punishment. She can go to jail, or she can coach the kids' baseball team. She chooses jail. Konnie eventually comes to her senses and grudgingly agrees to coach a bunch of clueless kids who have never even seen a baseball. Those eager yet knuckleheaded kids help Konnie rediscover her love of baseball, and she finds coaching a wonderful way to honor her father's memory. The players, including the likes of Clueless Joe Jackson, Yoyo Beara, and Joltin' Joanna, can hardly remember the rules of baseball, let alone score any runs. If Konnie can't get them to win, she'll face the worst punishment imaginable...a lifetime ban from baseball.

He finally found the love of his life...150 years after his death. In modern-day Gettysburg where ghosts roam among the living, Confederate soldier Jesse Spenser drifts aimlessly. The only light in his lonely existence is Lucy, a lovely waitress who works in a tavern in town. Falling more in love with each passing day, Jesse yearns to speak with her and tell her how he feels. Lucy fears the ghosts that are said to haunt Gettysburg, so Jesse approaches her with great care. After overcoming her initial terror, Lucy develops a friendship with Jesse that soon blossoms into more. Lucy's love and understanding brings Jesse a sense of peace, which only brings him closer to his final destination; Heaven. Jesse and Lucy have found soulmates in one another, but will they lose their chance at true love if Jesse crosses over to the other side?