This winter, across the road, the landowner brought in a couple of big machines and started pushing down trees. Or at least he tried. The trees broke but they refused to budge. And now many of them are defiantly regrowing. … Continue reading →
Wouldn’t we all like to be mentioned in a will and receive something unexpected and wonderful? But would we recognize it as such? In Inheritance of Love, Darcy has to learn that her inheritance is the best thing she could ask … Continue reading →
This is a favorite story of mine with 3 generations of romance in the same book. What do a divorce lawyer and a young woman who believes in romance have in common besides each having a grandparent who wants to … Continue reading →
I’ve been making shareables for my books and sharing them on Facebook then I realized some readers would not see them there so here they are. Forever in My Heart is the story of a young woman who believes in forever … Continue reading →
This week we did some mulching. The hope is it will make my life easier because it will reduce weeding. I like the beauty of perennials and the flower borders but they are so much work. Hence, the use of mulch. … Continue reading →
I have a little trail by the farm that I like to walk early in the morning. Often the grass is wet with dew and my shoes get soaked unless I stay on the track. I was thinking how much … Continue reading →
See these beautiful flowers. But they don’t belong there so I guess that makes them weeds. They are growing between the rows—thick as a carpet. I have been editing a manuscript and finding weed words. Words that are perfectly good but … Continue reading →
A box of my July release arrived today. Montana Cowboy’s Baby—the third story in the Big Sky Country series. It was such a fun book to write (once I got the glitches worked out). This book is set in Bella … Continue reading →
A fellow author asked a question recently—how to generate ideas. It reminded me of a question I am often asked—where do I get my ideas. I always say that ideas are everywhere but the question got me to thinking of … Continue reading →
The year is 1912 and the hero of the story is Guy Weadick, a man born in New York. He ran away from his boyhood home to Montana where he learned to ride and rope and talk like a cowboy. … Continue reading →