Christine Clark’s latest novel Forging Forgiveness has made the finals of the RONE Awards.
The annual citations from InD’tale Magazine are coveted prizes in the pop-literature world, with 13 categories in which authors can compete. Quesnel’s veteran novelist who publishes under the name C.B. Clark has made the Top 3 in the Suspense/Thriller category, up alongside the books Fatal Hunt by Michelle Godard-Richer and Shattered Promises by Linda Trout.
To make the finals, an author must first go through an initial selection process, and an online voting process. From there, the books in final contention will be judged by a panel of established authors, and that is the stage at which Forging Forgiveness now sits.
Clark has already been a winner or finalist for multiple Paranormal Romance Guild’s Reviewer’s Choice Awards, N.N. Light’s ‘Book Heaven’ Awards, and twice has won a Critters Annual Readers Poll ‘Best Mystery’ award including for Forging Forgiveness.
So far her entire list of titles includes: My Brother’s Sins, Cherished Secrets, Bitter Legacy, Broken Trust, Secret Betrayal, Healing Hearts, Twisted Lies, Forging Forgiveness, and now a new one is already on the page and in the pre-publication process. Her publisher is Wild Rose Press of New York.
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