A STRUGGLING WRITER
That’s me. A struggling writer. I have been working on a story for weeks. Okay, months. It just won’t come together. I am lost in the fog of plot. What I need is light to shine so the story becomes … Continue reading →
Category Archives: cowboys
INTRODUCING A NEW SERIES
Coming out March 2016, the first in a three-book series. A few years ago, I read and enjoyed a book about Sitting Bull. At the time I wondered what would happen to a survivor of that battle. And so I … Continue reading →
WHAT’S NEXT?
Here I am signing a new 6-book contract. This series is set in the fictional town of Bella Creek, Montana in the late 1880s where a gold rush takes place. In reality there was a gold rush in NW Montana … Continue reading →
COVER REVEAL
It’s here!! The cover for my Oct. 2015 release—the first in the Christmas trilogy—Christmas in Eden Valley. And I love it. Finally, after lots of hard work both on my part and the … Continue reading →
A NEW SERIES COMING
This week I sent in the proposal for the last book in the Cowboys of Eden Valley series. I hate to say goodbye to those I’ve spent so much time with but it’s time to move on. And I’m excited … Continue reading →
NEWS UPDATE
I’ve been busy with August. You know the stuff—garden, company, going places, the lake, summer camps for the grandchildren, family gatherings, the garden. But good stuff is happening at the same time. So here’s the news. 1. I received my … Continue reading →
WHAT MADE ALLIE SICK?
In my book Falling For the Rancher Father, little nine-year-old Allie is being raised by her father who is very protective of her because she’s had scarlet fever, one of the diseases we hear little of today. But it was … Continue reading →
FALLING FOR THE RANCHER FATHER.
I love the cover for my May release. This is the 7th story in my Cowboys of Eden Valley series. I am enjoying writing this series especially as it takes place in my own stomping grounds. I’ve also enjoyed the … Continue reading →
PERFORMING IN THE WILD WEST
Wild West shows were popular in the 19th century. Trick riders, sharp shooters, Natives on display wearing war bonnets, and mock cowboy-and-Indian fights. Buffalo Bill’s show was one of the most famous but there were many touring the country … Continue reading →
FREE ON-LINE READ
Starting Mon. Nov. 4, a free story will be on www.harlequin.com (follow links). Her Honor-Bound Cowboy was such fun to write. This is a short story that is written in 20 500-word chapters. A new chapter is released every day. … Continue reading →