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The Patience of Unanswered Prayer by Michal Scott 

Kidnapped and destined to be another victim of Reconstruction-era violence, a feisty shop owner is rescued by a trail boss whose dark secret might save them both

Inspiration for story, little about me, where to find me: I imagined an African-American cowboy home from the trail with a wolf by his side, both of them sensing trouble has come to their spread. I imagined how that trouble could involve my heroine, and thus, the story was born. I’m a romance-writing retired minister who loves Black history. You can find me on Twitter @mscottauthor1 or my website: www.michalscott.webs.com.

Snippet from “The Patience of Unanswered Prayer”…

So this was how one got to heaven, in the arms of a beautiful Black angel. Eleanor had made a game of memorizing images of blackness from the Bible. A description from the Book of Revelation surged to the fore.

His head and his hairs were white like wool, as white as snow; and his eyes were as a flame of fire.

This had to be heaven. Where else but heaven would she find a fine Black angel with hair like wool—not white, but black with threads of gray—and with wonderfully hairy arms to escort her into the next life?

No. This had to be heaven. She’d never experienced this kind of ecstasy burning between her thighs on earth.

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About the Author

Michal Scott is the erotic romance pen name of Anna Taylor Sweringen, a retired United Church of Christ and Presbyterian Church USA minister. She has been writing seriously since joining Romance Writers of America in 2003. Her erotic romances are published with the Scarlet line of The Wild Rose Press.