Rose Senehi

Do you like stories about women who are
their own heroes? Are you looking for action,
intrigue, unforgettable characters and enough
romance to keep you guessing? Then you've
come to the right author. My five novels are
Contemporary Suspense/Romances--all wih women as the main
character. They also have an environment theme interestingly
woven into the plots. I hope you enjoy them.
Please see my Book Signing Schedule at the "Signings" tab.

JUST PUBLISHED!
The Wind in the Woods
"Re-kindled love, a relentless stalker, an
overprotected boy--woven into a compelling tale of
the Blue Ridge Mountains."

Part mystery, part family saga, and part love story, this Romantic Thriller
reveals a man's devotion to North Carolina's Green River Valley and the camp he built to share
its wonders; his daughter's pledge to hike the Blue Ridge, never suspecting that a serial killer is stalking
her; and nine-year-old Alvin Magee's heart-warming discovery of freedom and responsibility in a place apart
from his adult world.

Charismatic widower, Tiger Morrison, spent a lifetime saving children from nature-deficit disorder,
only to find himself in the fight of his life to protect his undisturbed world from the land grab waging in the
Southern Blue Ridge Mountains. He's fighting to win Katie Warlick too, but she can't forgive him for not
wanting her the way she wanted him twenty years ago. Please come and say hello at one of my BOOK
STORE APPEARANCES listed on the "Signings" page or ORDER ON LINE at:
Amazon.com or Barnes & Noble.com

A touching story of Family & Place
An heiress to one of the South's lumber dynasties
reaches out to her mountain roots for solace
after suffering a life-shattering blow, only to be
drawn into the race againsnt time to save the
beauty of the Hickory Nut Gorge in Western
North Carolina.

"Rose Senehi begins her novel with a scene of
such high drama you wonder if she can sustain
the intensity...Senehi not only sustains that
opening intensity, she ups it in a high-speed
tale with as many twists as a country road."
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES