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WHO AM I AND WHY ARE YOU HERE? | Okay, so I guess that sentence suggests a forgetful mind or maybe lack of sleep and I am often guilty of both, but for those who ended up here on purpose the answer to that is obvious. But for those wandering around cyberspace aimlessly and have ended up here by accident, I suppose you might want to know where you are.
First, for my readers who have supported me in this endeavor... I can't thank you enough. Your encouragement (and demands, I might add) for more has me hard at work on new releases. I'd also like to thank you for the many reviews and comments. And for those who haven't read the books or sent in a review or comment, please do so. I try to answer all emails personally - sometimes it might take me awhile so please be patient. But you can email me direct at: AlisaAllan@TravelTimePress.com
Now for those who don't know who I am... My name is Alisa Allan and you'll find more information about me as you browse. You may not be interested, and it isn't that I like to write about myself, but I've been told I have to include it so you'll find it elsewhere on this webpage. I've combined my passion for travel and writing into something constructive. My novels are described as the perfect light, easy, beach read. These six books all have cruises in common, which means you sail away to tropical and exotic places. Bermuda, Hawaii, the Mexican Riviera, Canada/New England coast, Belize, San Juan, St. Lucia, Alaska and many more. Take yourself away to places without ever leaving your chair. And if you're going on a cruise vacation, Island facts are woven into the storyline so they're perfect for your trip.
These are the books to pick up for traveling, cruising, on the beach, or trying to get through a cold winter night at home wishing you were somewhere else. There are no codes to decipher, crimes to solve, or spies to reveal. So what will you find? Contemporary women's fiction with captivating stories, characters and places you'll fall in love with. Sometimes we just need to be entertained and don't want to think too hard when reading a novel. It's that simple. |
