Author V. C. Love Adapts a Legendary Tale About Wealth, Power, and the Descent into Madness

Press Release Apr 30, 2025 14 Add to Reading List

Chicago, United States – 30, April – Author V. C. Love presents a book that has been creating all the buzz among audiences who crave adventure, nuanced storytelling, compelling characters, and themes that resonate on a deeper level. The Countess of Stonemason takes place in the enchanting world of 18th-century France, where a unique soul was born. Her destiny was to defy conventions and carve her own path in history. V. C. Love introduces readers to the stunning Andrea, a peculiar girl with royal blood, her spirit is as untamed as the era surrounding her.

Andrea’s tenacity and relentless demeanor reflect V. C. Love’s incredible writing prowess as she breathes the character to life. Andrea rises to prominence, amassing power and wealth and dodging the pull of love and societal expectations. Everything about her radiates strength, confidence, and grandeur. However, here, Love highlights the consequences that come with the pursuit of power. As Andrea's ambitions begin to soar, she slowly descends into madness.

Dark forces entwine with her desires as she fights fiercely to control both men and the world around her. Ultimately, as the story concludes, Andrea's fate is so chilling that it becomes a timeless legend.

Johanna, 21 years of age, had this to say about the story:

“When I was a child, my favorite part of the weekend was going over to my grandmother’s, spending evenings by the fireplace as she recited tales that would leave me in awe. I always craved that feeling of being so immersed in a story that everything around you blurs out. I was again met with that feeling when I began reading The Countess of Stonemason. Kudos to the author for writing such a legendary work of fiction.”

The Countess of Stonemason is now available on Amazon.

About the Author

Author V. C. Love graduated from National Louis University with a Master's in education and is a 2nd-grade teacher. She resides in Chicago with her husband and four children. When she is not teaching, she enjoys spending time with her family, reading, and writing. While writing The Countess of Stonemason, her priority was painting a rich tapestry that would convey the fullness of life and all its chaos.