Elegant Emma Trent

About the Book

The mystery surrounding Emma's birth and Aunt Lou's frequent secret conversations with this phantom caller fueled Emma's curiosity regarding her birth and true identity. At times Emma's curiosity was so great that it tormented her. Not knowing the whereabouts of her parents left Emma feeling lonely at times. Her only solace was getting immersed in books, where she was able to assume any character she wished and fabricate imaginary relationships she so desired. Although, Aunt Lou has always been there for Emma, not having her biological parents at her graduation stirred emotions that left Emma confused. The bizarre events during her celebration lead to her meeting "KJ", who later becomes her savior and mentor. Emma's lack of identity and being at the wrong place at the right time is the key to her relationship with KJ. One day while gazing through her window, Emma noticed an elegant lady sitting on the park bench. Emma, a fashion designer at heart, is attracted by the lace on the lady's blouse. At first glance, she appears to be an elderly lady from a wealthy family. However, seeing her repeatedly, Emma wondered if she had any family, or friends to call her own. Or, was the park her secret place where she could feel free to be herself. Emma's obsession to become a successful fashion designer by age 30 was so overpowering that it left her senseless. The only way to feel relief was to escape into her world leading her into many…

About the Author

Suzanne Glassé, born and raised in East London, to Jamaican parents dreamt of a perfect marriage. She used the time after graduating from school, until her late 20s, to establish her career and prepare herself for family life. It came as a shock when Suzanne found herself a single parent, in another country away from family and loved ones at age 30. If it had not been for prayers and her strong spiritual foundation she may not have endured the dark period in her life. Using the skills learned in school Suzanne was able to establish her career and provide financial support. Realizing she is the role model for her daughter, at age 43 she overcame her fears of studying and went back to school to pursue her bachelor's degree. During Christmas, while visiting her parent's home in England, Suzanne fell down the stairs and broke her leg. Bed ridden for four months gave Suzanne time to reflect on her life, her aspirations, and the direction her life had taken. Being the middle child out of nine children, Suzanne would use writing poetry and changing the lyrics to songs to entertain herself and her siblings. As the family entertainer everyone laughed when she said she wanted to be a famous author when she grew up. Always, "Look at what you want to do, challenge yourself, put the past behind you for you cannot live the same day twice, find comfort in the present and embrace the future." Suzanne A. Glassé