The entire Quinter Bride Series is on sale for
$2.99!
The ebook version of Inheriting a Bride was released March 1st. So it is now available
in both print and electronically. "A delightful western...humor, realism
and sweet emotion." -RT Book Reviews on Inheriting a Bride.
Next up (print in June, ebook in July) The Cowboy Who Caught Her Eye. The
cover art will be coming soon, in the meantime, here’s the blurb:
THE SHOPKEEPER'S SHAME
Pregnant and unmarried, Molly
Thorson knows her livelihood is under threat. The last thing she needs is a
distracting cowboy swaggering into view. Especially one who knows she has a
secret and still looks at her with desire in his eyes.
THE COWBOY'S SECRET
Carter Buchanan knows all about
secrets. It's his job to know. And Molly sure has something to hide. But the
fear in her eyes touches a place he thought long-ago dead-and now this cowboy
can't help but consider exchanging his pistol for a band of gold....
Life at the home front continues to
be busy. March arrived with a blustery winter storm. Hubby is so tired of
moving snow this year, and I’m so thankful he continues to do so. I’m also
thankful he keeps my car on the road. I came home last week with the brake
light flashing. He informed me one of the lines was almost snapped in-two.
(Most likely from driving through the foot of snow last week—I happened to be
on the road prior to the snowplows.) Hubby says he’s afraid to tell me I need
to consider getting a different car. Last time he said that I came home with my
Mustang. (Which left me still driving my old one six months out of the year.) I
know I’ll have to retire the Grand AM soon. She’s just been so trusty I hate to
part with her.
Speaking of cars—my son called me
the other day to ask if I was brain washing his daughter. When I asked why he
told me while he was giving my granddaughter a ride to school, out of the blue
she said, “Just think Dad, only six more weeks and we get the pony car out of
storage.” Aw, yes, that girl has my heart.
Only two classes left of my eight
week writing class. I’m going to miss it, but will be glad to have one more
evening of writing again. Next weekend one of the groups I volunteer for is
putting on a Mobster Mystery Dinner—one of those where the murder happens while
you’re eating and everyone has to figure out who did it. Promises to be a fun
event! Today, we have out-of-town company arriving this afternoon, and a
celebration of life to attend this evening, as well as another one tomorrow.
Until next time, turn your dreams
into plans—I know you can do it!
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