- Belles, clean fiction, finding love in the Old West, Old West, prairie life, Short Stories, summer stories, sweet love stories, true love, Western historical romance, Wild West, Wyoming, YA books
The Belles of Wyoming Summer Collection II
For the second half of September, we have 1o more Belles of Wyoming books coming your way! At this point, I’ve read several of them, and I have to say, this is a fabulous collection! These authors are so talented, I keep wondering how in the world they come up with such intricate plots. Wow! Which one has been your favorite so far? Which one(s) of these below look enticing to you? All of them, you say? Wonderful! Grab a book or two and immerse yourself in the nostalgic town of Belle. Summer’s Love by Patricia PacJac Carroll Summer Vance finds injured animals and brings them home to her…
- Belles, clean fiction, Old West, prairie life, Short Stories, summer stories, sweet love stories, true love, Western historical romance, Wild West, Wyoming
Belles of Wyoming Summer Collection
Hi! I’m so glad you are joining me today! As I mentioned before, two of my books, In the Nick of Time and Daring to Love Again, will be part of the Belles of Wyoming summer collection. This collection of stories from several different authors takes place in summer, and most of them end with a barn raising for Rosalie and Marin Davis, two newlyweds in the town of Belle. However, each book is a standalone. Readers will get glimpses of other people in town, but the books themselves can be read in any order. We have 20 novellas releasing throughout the month of September 2019, Monday – Friday of…
- fossils, Mormon Trail, Mt. Rushmore, Nebraska, Old West, Oregon Trail, prairie life, Research trip, road trip USA, South Dakota, Wild West, Wyoming
Roadtripping through Western USA
Most of the time, when I’m plotting my next book, my mind usually drifts back to places I’ve been. There’s something comforting and secure about setting a story in a location I’ve actually seen and incorporating things that are special to that place in the story. Once in a blue moon, when my plot absolutely requires me to step out of that comfort zone, I will spend an eternity researching a new locale online. But only if the story really needs it. (I’m working on becoming a more adventurous writer! Maybe someday I’ll get there.) A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of taking a wonderful road trip…
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Tombstone Picture Gallery
Recently my husband and I took a day trip to a small town in southern Arizona called Tombstone. You’ve probably heard of it, being the history buff that you are. However, even though I’m a native Arizonan, I’ll admit that I wasn’t always into history, and when my high school team traveled to the tiny town of Tombstone a million years ago, I didn’t realize its significance or the contributions the events of those days made to the cowboy stories that are so prevalent today. I’m happy to say that I now know better, and our recent trip gave me an even greater understanding of that time period in this…