SOLSTICE PUBLISHING AND Ottawa author WILLIAM
DESOUZA
releases THE NOVELLA ‘Jamaican Heat – PART ONE’ On DECEMBER 1ST 2014
A Story
of Hope, Loss, Love and Dreams
Ottawa,
“Six years ago, and a lifetime away, we left
Kingston and the blissful tropical breeze of Jamaica to the frigid cold and
snow of Northern Ontario. Jeffery’s home was Sturgeon Falls and it was as far
from Jamaica as the sun is from the Earth.”
The story
is told in the first person, as Elizabeth returns home to Jamaica after the
death of her husband, Jeffery during the Korean War. It is a love story that
breaks the rules and a romance that could never last. Jamaican Heat is
part one of a love story that will touch all who read it.
Jamaican
Heat is available
in English worldwide through Amazon Books as an eBook or hard copy print
through Amazon Books at http://goo.gl/JllRdr
(The hard copy will be available on December 2nd)
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About
Solstice Publishing:
Solstice
Publishing started in March 2008 under another name. In 2010 we teamed up with
a marketing company and changed to Solstice Publishing. Solstice has been
growing strong since then, and has become one of the fastest growing mid-market
publishers in the USA. In 2014, CEO Melissa Miller capped her achievements by
being announced an International Best Selling author, under the pen name Lizzy
Stevens, and two of her books were optioned for film. As Chief Executive
Officer of Solstice Publishing, based in Farmington, Missouri, Melissa is
paving the way for other budding authors to bring their creations to e-readers
and print.
About the author
William DeSouza:
The author of the
romance novella Jamaican Heat, and the sci-fi opera Death's Door: Where Right
and Glory Lead; William was born in Jamaica and grew up in Canada since the age
of seven. In 1980, at 17 and right out of high school, he joined the Canadian
Armed Forces and spent the next ten years in the “experience of a lifetime”.
After retiring from the military, William studied social work and began a new
phase that expanded his world. Fast forward to 1996 where William moved to
Ottawa and began to write. William's writing is varied, from science fiction,
general fiction, romance, essay, and currently trying his hand at steam punk
and mysteries. William is currently writing an anthology of short stories for
another book and has several other writing projects on the go.
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