A site for creative expresion, and for readers and writers.: About Marta and On Wings Of Immortals -The Series

Hello and welcome to my website!

I am Marta C. Weeks, author of ON WINGS OF IMMORTALS, a four-book series.

Note: The Wings Of Immortals series contains erotic romance only recommended for adults.

The synopsis for each book of the series is available upon request:

I am currently looking to publish AYEKAH THE DAMNED and VIRGINS, the first two books of the series, while I complete the second two books: ROLO and MACULATUM.

All comments are sincerely appreciated. Keep safe during these troubled times, and feel free to message me or comment!

Respectfully.

Marta

Ps. About me: After my 30-year career as a Research Analyst and Counselor, I was encouraged by my writing group to enter The Sylph's Tale, a screenplay, in a writing competition for which I won an award. I then posted it as a short story that, despite publication errors, received good reviews on Amazon and other sites. Draft2Digital.com.

My love for storytelling started in childhood when, isolated because of polio, I made up stories and plays and read every book I could find in my grandparent's store attic. In high school, I won public speaking awards. After graduating, I went to modeling school and danced. While a stay-at-home mom, I taught dancing and, in college, hosted a local TV show.

I now write and, with my husband, a collector, cinematographer, and editor, enjoy our home in the Northern California foothills.

Possible front page for book one: AYEKAH THE DAMNED

To those wondering what books, movies, or authors Ayekah The Damned might resemble.

I say Ayekah The Dmaned its:

Quirky like Mozart - the film

Historical like Clan Of The Cave Bears - by Jean Auel

Erotic like The Handmaid's Tale - books/films

Mysterious like The Vampire - like Anne Rice's series and films

Spiritual like Paolo Coelho - tales

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