Donna B. Comeaux

At present, I'm working with my editor to rewrite a novel I hope to publish on January 1, 2025, titled "White Castle."

SYNOPSIS

The Hammond Plantation is located on 350 acres of land in White Castle, Louisiana, and has been abandoned for 43 years. No one seems to want it, except a wretched half-sister and a rich oil baron who is ciphering oil from its gut. But there's an heir out there and the Hammond Plantation is patiently waiting for her to come home.

Melba Hammond Chaveaux has no intention of being that heir.

When her husband, Daniel, dies unexpectedly, Melba's life is thrown into a tailspin. Spending years unsuccessfully trying to have a child, Daniel was Melba's only family. At a crucial and pivotal moment when Melba feels strong enough to move forward, she finds two letters--one from her husband and one from her mother--in the attic that force her to choose the lesser of two evils. Either return to the ruins of White Castle to regain her sanity, or live among the emotional ruins of her once perfect life.

As a storyteller exposes well-kept secrets, Melba gets caught up in the intrigue and begins to feel a part of something she never anticipated, and not even a threat on her life will keep her away. A hate not her own, tears her apart, but a love story reconciles her to a place she never considered home.

Among all that she will discover, one problem will weigh heavy on her heart.

Who will inherit the Hammond Plantation--a land she has come to love.

Biography

Donna B. Comeaux was born in Texas but has lived in Oklahoma for over forty-five years. She’s written short stories for a now defunct magazine, wrote monthly devotionals, contributed to an anthology, and self-published her novels—Self Ambition, Real Love, and Breathe for Me. She is a member of The Romance Writers of America, Inc.