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Sandra Sookoo also known as Mary Alice Williamson is a USA Today bestselling novelist. With a belief that every person deserves a happy ending and acceptance, she writes novels with characters that often struggle with out-of-the-norm things. She published her first novella Safe From the Flames and her first novel Winner Takes All in the same year. Most days she can be found creating happenstance and serendipity in the Victorian era, mischief and scandal in the Regency era, or historical romantic suspense coming with intrigue and mystery. When Sandra is not writing her novels, she loves to spend time at her home where she lives with her husband. Aside from her writing, she also owns a gourmet cookie business. Fans and readers can keep up to date with her new releases, recipes, free books, and sales by subscribing to the newsletter on her website.

Her dream of becoming an author was alive and well even when she was as young as ten years old. The first story she ever wrote was a 600-page monster fantasy that she handwrote that had all the children in the neighborhood as characters in a story full of knights, dragons, and castles. Right from the time she wrote that story, she was hooked and could not stop. She began writing all manner of stories as a form of escape from a horrible childhood. Sandra was all about giving everyone a happy ending since her life had so little to be happy about at that time. During that period, she used to spend much of her free time at the library writing and reading. As she got older she took writing classes and continued writing but it was not until she was fired from her day job in 2007 that she decided to become a professional novelist. Sookoo credits her husband for urging her to become an author rather than looking for another job. After cuntless rejections, contests, getting and firing agents, and stubborn determination, she has become one of the most notable novelists in the romance genre.

When Sandra Sookoo is not writing her novels she can be found reading. She has a huge hoard of books in her home library and a lot more on her Kindle Paperwhite. She has always loved English vocabulary in particular and the language in general. She got into authorship because she wanted to pen the type of stories and characters that she wanted to read about. Most of what she desired and loved was not in the market in reasonable quantities back then and up to today and hence she is filling that gap with her novels. She also tries to tell stories that provide a voice to marginalized people as she believes they also deserve their happy ending. Sandra sometimes disconnects from the book world and gets lost in the world of baking cakes, and cookies. Cooking is the one thing that fes her mind and gets her creative juices flowing. Whenever she gets stuck creating a lot, she usually heads to the kitchen which clears her head and gets her in a creative space where she can deal with the blockage.

Sandra Sookoo’s novel Lady Parker’s Grand Affair is an intriguing romance fiction work that tells the story of Maggie also known as Lady Parker who wants a man to have an affair with. However, she does not want to find scandal in London and leave behind the comfortable familiarity and freedom of Surrey. She has been a widow for several years and needs a scandal big enough that it would attract a gentleman interested in seeing if the rumors were true. In comes self-professed rogue Stephen Tarkington who is vying for a parliamentary seat even though he would rather be a philanthropist. The only thing blocking his path is that he does not have the backing he needs and thinks marrying Lady Parker’s niece could be the solution. He is in for a surprise when he meets Maggie and discovers that is an enchanting, sharp-tongued, and vibrant woman. Passion immediately flares between the two and Stephen puts his plans for parliament on hold as he believes he has a shot at a more pleasurable gamble. On her part, Magies is immediately drawn to the handsome and charming gentleman but will she find fulfillment in a simple affair? Maybe a dalliance with public scandal may just be what they both need.

The Bride’s Gambit is a fascinating novel that follows the life and times of Vanessa Underhill.. She is looking for a courageous and dashing man even though she is running from her fifth groom-to-be. She does not like any of the men that her father had picked out for her as she finds them physically and mentally boring. She wants a man who will fire her virginal fantasies and stir her imagination. Enter Collin Northington who hates his role as the new Viscount of Blackpool. Seeking anonymity he works as a highwayman and hides behind a personal that is helped by the fact that he has a scarred face he got fighting in the military in India. But his real desitsire is to find a woman that will take a chance on him and find more in him than just the outward appearance full of scars. One night he kidnaps Vanessa who was heading north on the stagecoach and is now waiting for payment. But the more time they spend together, the more they realize how alike they are. Things turn very interesting when he makes an unexpected marriage proposal. But will her penchant for fleeing and his true identity ruin everything?
Sandra Sookoo’s Misfortune’s Lady is a slower-paced novel as compared to the previous ones. This is the story of Miranda Ellis who has experienced widowhood three times that many are not saying she is cursed. Even though she knows it is just life, she cannot help but be hurt by the rumors. Her wild youth days are long behind her as she now makes her home in an estate in the country where she loves playing matchmaker. She has always had something for John and when she sees him she starts rethinking her widowhood even though she knows she would be better off remaining single. Mr John Goddard has always desired her from a distance but it has never been the right time. He is a private investigator who once worked as a Bow Street Runner and very well knows that no one lives forever. He wants to start a family with the gorgeous Miranda but his love for the occasional twosome might not be what she wants in her life. Then there is Richard Howick a spy who is looking for the next exciting game and adventure. He will not be domesticated and loves his reputation of a rake and even sometimes be the occasional third. Wil the three have a chance at making something out of a very unorthodox chance?