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Lori Leger is a mother, grandmother and wife from a small town in southern Louisiana. In March of 2012, she resigned her eighteen-year career as a road designer with the state of Louisiana to write full time. Two months later, she started her own publishing company, Cajunflair Publishing, of which she is sole owner.
Lately she's learned to wear several hats in the writing world:
As a Self-published author of Contemporary Romance, written with a Cajun flair, as well as a traditionally published author of non-fiction articles.
As a Publisher for her own books, as well as others, including two anthologies with several other authors.
As an Editor for her own Cajunflair Publishing Company.
Most recently as a Cover Artist for Cajunflair Publishing Company. She also has plans in the future to produce audible books as well.
It is her goal to master every aspect of the writing/publishing process from start to finish.
She has seven novels in two series, La Fleur de Love series and Halos & Horns series. All novels are available in both electronic book form and print, and all are based in her home state of Louisiana. Several of her books have attained Amazon’s best-seller ranking and continue to earn good reviews from readers and review websites.
She has also contributed to two anthologies in the Seasons of Love series consisting of short stories with several other authors.
Reviewed by Ellen Hogan for Readers' Favorite
Giselle worked for Jackson and thought of him as Satan. She referred to him like that many times. Her husband Toby could not understand her feeling and tried to change her mind. Then both Giselle's and Jackson's lives changed in a moment. Both of their spouses were killed in an accident in which Giselle and Jackson were both injured. Jackson had fallen out of love with his wife years ago and learned after her death just how she manipulated him. Giselle sank into a deep depression after Toby's death and Jackson and his Uncle Bill tried to help. It seemed his uncle Bill and co-worker Carrie had known for years that Jackson was secretly in love with Giselle. It was Bill talking to Giselle about his wife's death that brought her out of the depression she was in. After that Giselle ran hot and cold toward Jackson and just when she was ready to start a relationship she learned that her husband might have cheated with Jackson's wife. Because of that she broke off her relationship with Jackson, but when he is injured she realizes that she does not want a life without him.
This is the second book in the 'Fleur de Love' series. It shows how depression can grab a hold and not let go. Giselle suffered so much after the death of her husband that she didn't want to eat and take care of herself or her children. Luckily she had good friends to pick her up and get her back on track. Jackson was relieved when his wife passed away. He learned just how she had tricked him all through their marriage. He falls instantly in love with Mac and Lexie, Giselle and Toby's daughters. This is not only a heartbreaking story but also a heartwarming story, one that the reader will want to savor for a long time. Ms. Leger is a brilliant storyteller, each book coming through loud and clear. I would gladly recommend this book and any other book by Ms. Leger.
