Lauraine
Henderson grew up on the west coast, mostly in the Portland, Oregon area. She
met her husband senior of high school when she joined an LDS church-sponsored
dance program at the invitation of a friend from her French class. Several
years later, they married and welcomed two girls and a boy to their family.
Their oldest daughter is married and lives in the Nashville, Tennessee area.
Their second daughter is single and teaches high school English and Musical
Theater in Delano, California. Their only son is married and lives in Denver,
Colorado. They moved away from Oregon when their children were young and lived
in Logan, Utah, Waikoloa, Hawaii (on the big island), and Kingman, Arizona,
before returning to the Portland area in 2015. A year later, Lauraine self-published
her first novel, The Triple-Date Dare.
She writes inspirational romance, hoping to uplift her readers and bring a
message of love and faith-based solutions to life’s problems, with a little
humor along the way to the happily-ever-after. She
published her second novel, The Spirit of
Christmas, in 2017, an adaptation of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol with a
romantic twist. In the fall of 2017, she contracted with BooksYouCanTrust.com,
a publisher specializing in clean-content literature and published her third
novel, Building a Life, with them in
May, 2018. Her current work-in-progress is called Daisies in the Driveway and is projected for publication sometime
in late 2018. Lauraine loves to spend time at her desk, writing and revising
her latest story, but when she can’t write, she enjoys art (watercolor, oils,
and acrylics), sewing, knitting, beading, and reading!
The Triple-Date
Dare
Writer Laura
Nelson can’t believe her luck. Since staying in a beach house on the Oregon
coast, she’s had two run-ins with the police. The upside is that handsome
Officer David Harrington handled both situations.
Laura, still stinging from years of
making poor choices, has come to Oregon to take control of her life. She recently
renewed her relationship with God and the church, and she’s in the process of
writing her next mystery. But is she ready for romance?
David has a rule: don’t get close to
women. He is ashamed of his unlawful past, a father in jail and an alcoholic
mother. His triple-date dare is a
sure-fire way to keep women at bay. Who would love him with all his baggage
anyway?
When he asks Laura out, David
figures she will crash and burn as planned. He had no idea she would not only
change the rules of his famous dating dare, but sneak her way into his heart.
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