Rose Stadler, MSW, has Written Another Fascinating Novel: Parallel Lives Grabs the Reader From the Beginning and Keeps the Plot Twisting Until the End of the Book

"Parallel Lives" is a novel about prehistoric America before it became a nation. This is not a novel about reincarnation, but rather lives lived in tandem; both contemporary and ancient. Patricia White is a photo-journalist who slides into the past and experiences the horrors of a primitive life.

(PRWEB) September 9, 2006 -- "Parallel Lives" is a novel about prehistoric America before it became a nation. This is not a novel about reincarnation, but rather lives lived in tandem; both contemporary and ancient. Patricia White is a photo-journalist who slides into the past and experiences the horrors of a primitive life.

Fiery passions burn hotter than the Arizona desert as Patricia White, talented commercial artist in West Virginia, and White Dove, third wife of an Anasazi chief, engage in a deadly battle for the man they love. The odyssey takes them beyond ancient cities, through drought, fire, and starvation, and into a lethal clash where only the victor can survive the past as they share the future. Only one of them can give birth to the present and only one can ignite the stirring flames of Dr. Grant Taylor, the man responsible for the Parallel Lives that transcend a millennium. In this novel, Ms. Stadler utilizes a rare, but fascinating double satellite plot in which all the characters have their equal in a prehistoric, raw environment where people enslave each other and no one is safe from the ravages of nature.

Rose Stadler, MSW, has had a long-standing love affair with the literary world. Having done the professional route to make a living, she now turns her attention to writing. "The Confederette," "Mind Mauling Hot Sauce," "Cookie Dough Dead" and "Release Your Inner Bitch" are among her works. She’s lived in Arizona for 22 years, and researched every square inch of the territory mentioned in "Parallel Lives," but currently lives in West Virginia where the living is easy and the tomato plants tower over the garden.

"Parallel Lives" is published by Publish America.

ISBN: 1-4241-0289-8

316 pages plus black and white pictures

$19.95 plus S & H

1-301-695-1707 to order

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