Big Sky Country – Linda Ford

What’s A Man Supposed To Do?

Linda — Tue, 29 Jan 2019 00:00:00 +0000

Meet Kade. The last thing he needs in his life is a rebel who cares nothing for rules or even her safety. He keeps a collection of mementos on display to remind him of the folly of taking unnecessary risks.
But a snowstorm blows Flora into his house and he has no choice but to give her shelter for three days. As soon as the storm is over, he plans to take the girl back to her father without revealing that she’s spent the time with him. But his plans go awry and the truth can’t be hidden. Is there any hope that Flora’s preacher father will relent in his insistence that Kade must marry Flora and protect her reputation?

What will Kade do? Come along with Kade on his adventure as he learns what really matters to him. You can read his story in my newest release, Loving A Rebel. This is the first in a brand-new series–Glory, Montana–The Preacher’s Daughters. There are 3 miniseries and a total of 10 titles, all centered around the Kinsley Family.
You can get it here: https://tinyurl.com/y7hjugw8
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this story.

GUESS THE TITLE

Linda — Sun, 02 Apr 2017 00:00:00 +0000

This week my editor and I get to pick the title for the 5th story in the Big Sky Country series. The first two books are already out.

The third is out in July.

The fourth is to be released in Oct. 2017—Montana Bride by Christmas. (sorry, no cover yet)

Number 5 will be released Jan. 2018. If you recall, the series is about the Marshall family and the town of Bella Creek. In story 5, Annie Marshall’s best friend, Carly, is given an ultimatum by her father who has been injured. He says he is going to sell the ranch she loves because she isn’t married and he says a man is needed to run the ranch even though she has been mostly running it for several years. In desperation she goes to town to find a husband.

Sawyer has arrived in town to bring his orphaned little sister to her cousins only to discover the cousins have died.

Carly is prepared to marry a complete stranger in order to keep her ranch. Sawyer needs a family for the girl. So the two marry.

What do you think the story should be called? The editor makes the decision but I send suggestions.

FAMILY

Linda — Sun, 31 Jul 2016 00:00:00 +0000

This weekend, my husband and I attended a family reunion for my side of the family.

I come from a mixed up family. My father married a woman with four children. His wife was injured in a car accident and subsequently passed away. She and my father had three children. So now there were 7. A few years later, my father met and married my mother and there were three more children. I am the second youngest. All in all, there were 10 children spread over quite a few years. But was have always been family and cherish our times together.

Seeing my remaining siblings brought to mind the story I did line edits on this week. It’s the second in my new series BIG SKY COUNTRY. The book is to be titled, MONTANA COWBOY FAMILY and will be out in 2017

It is a story about family. I’ve created a collection of quotes from the story.