Geri Buckley is a Georgia USA native who writes general fiction short stories, historical and contemporary romance novels, and women's fiction novels.
Her short fiction has appeared in several publications, including The Edifice of Literature,The Roswell Literary Review, The Southern Ocean Review, Ashes anthology, and the literacy textbook series Rhoades to Reading.
Geri's novels have been a SARA finalist for Best First Book, an EPPIE 2000 winner for Best Historical Romance, and a 2002 Rose Award nominee. She's also shortlisted in the Maggie Awards, the Suzannah Nelson Davis Awards, the New Century Writer Awards, and the Write Touch Readers' Award.
She is a member of Romance Writers of America, The Authors Guild, and Novelists, Inc.
Passion & Betrayal
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<p>(Book 1)<br />Betrayed by the woman he loved and on the verge of destitution, artist Jonathan Martinez channels his anguish and rage into what will become his greatest masterpiece—Passion and Betrayal. The painting, critically acclaimed, ushers him into the world of fine art and allows him to realize his dreams. Stepping out of the shadows, he transforms into Phillipe, a wealthy artist and sought-after bachelor who enjoys an extravagant lifestyle—including his pick of any woman he desires.<br /><br />But when Phillipe least expects, the woman who almost destroyed him returns on the arm of his agent. Despite his anger, she awakens the part of his soul he entombed long ago. The part of him that can never forget her, no matter how deeply he buries himself in his art.<br /><br />With everything he's accomplished at stake, can Phillipe overpower the demons that haunt him and learn to love again? Or will his heart remain a shattered work of art that can never be restored?</p>
"Buckley offers up Paula Deen-style wit
and "old farmer's advice"... <em>Stormy Weather</em> is a lively read." ~ Joanna Powell, <em>People</em> Magazine<br /><span style="font-size:13px;"><em><br /></em>"At times laugh out loud funny, Buckley's book manages to be both inspiring and realistic."<em> ~ Publishers Weekly</em></span><br />