Post by jmulligan on May 9, 2018 11:20:20 GMT -5
Thank you in advance for any feedback you have!
Dear Agent,
Lee Denning loves her job as an electrical engineer at a small airplane and truck scale company in a tiny town in Texas, except when her wimpy boss speaks, or she sleeps with one of the guys from the machine shop. Luckily, both are easily handled by Lee, who isn’t afraid of using a soldering iron to strike fear in anyone that crosses her.
When Lee’s mother reveals that her younger sister, Ally, has disappeared to join a return-to-nature camp with a tech billionaire turned Luddite, Lee is determined to find her wayward sister even if it destroys her comfortable, simple life.
Lee and her friends begin searching for information on the camp’s location, which leads them on intense road trips through Oklahoma, from ghost towns to being chased by bulls. Even when it feels like they are getting nowhere, Lee can’t give up on finding her sister—if only to smack her upside the head for her relentless ability to stir up drama.
They finally locate the camp, but nothing is as expected. When Lee learns the truth about what Ally has been involved in, it becomes apparent that Ally isn’t the only sister who is lost. Lee must decide whether her pride is worth destroying her relationship with her sister—and possibly her entire family.
THE LOST SISTER is women’s fiction, complete at 86,000 words.
Thank you for your consideration.
Dear Agent,
Lee Denning loves her job as an electrical engineer at a small airplane and truck scale company in a tiny town in Texas, except when her wimpy boss speaks, or she sleeps with one of the guys from the machine shop. Luckily, both are easily handled by Lee, who isn’t afraid of using a soldering iron to strike fear in anyone that crosses her.
When Lee’s mother reveals that her younger sister, Ally, has disappeared to join a return-to-nature camp with a tech billionaire turned Luddite, Lee is determined to find her wayward sister even if it destroys her comfortable, simple life.
Lee and her friends begin searching for information on the camp’s location, which leads them on intense road trips through Oklahoma, from ghost towns to being chased by bulls. Even when it feels like they are getting nowhere, Lee can’t give up on finding her sister—if only to smack her upside the head for her relentless ability to stir up drama.
They finally locate the camp, but nothing is as expected. When Lee learns the truth about what Ally has been involved in, it becomes apparent that Ally isn’t the only sister who is lost. Lee must decide whether her pride is worth destroying her relationship with her sister—and possibly her entire family.
THE LOST SISTER is women’s fiction, complete at 86,000 words.
Thank you for your consideration.
) Luckily, both are easily handled by Lee, who isn’t afraid of using a soldering iron to strike fear in anyone that crosses her. She seems nice.
