Diane Wylie gets the inspiration for writing romance from her husband. She has been happily married to Ed for 28 years. They have two children and one son in law. At first, Diane wanted to be a veterinarian then turned to technical writing, followed by romance writing. She has two sisters, one of which is a twin. During her time spent writing, Diane has been quite busy. In addition to being a technical writer, and romance writer, she has taught high school science, worked as a cancer research assistant and even a veterinarian assistant. She has been busy but still finds the time to create fascinating stories revolving around the Civil War Period that hits a high note on the heart.
Diane Wylie describes an outstanding tale that has the reader feeling compassion for the characters. With the sudden destruction of lives and homes, along with the smell of blood, in the air, during the devastating war, she depicts an era that breathes life in the pages. One can feel the trepidation and sorrow, even when the soldiers storm into the people’s homes. Lila’s Vow is a story that moved me with its emotions and in-depth sensations. When I read about Jack and the Andersonville Prison, it reminded me of the time I visited, and practically could get a feel for those who had been slain there. This is one extraordinary story that comes highly recommended and should not be missed.
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I love to read books and review them. I like to camp, fish, and just enjoy anything that has to do with the outdoors. I like to make new friends and learn new things.
What a poignant paragraph. Nice job Cherokee!
I 100% agree with you, Cherokee. The battle scenes in Lila’s Vow were so realistic and even put the reader in the hearts and minds of our soldiers at the present time. And in the hearts and minds of the families waiting at home. I obviously read the book too and couldn’t put it down.
Jane