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‘’There are two kinds of people in the world those with guns and those that dig.”
This iconic sentence from the “Good the Bad and the Ugly” was meant to change my life once and for all. I chose to be the one to hold the gun and, in my case…the pen!
I started writing as soon as I learned the alphabet. At first, it was some little fairytales, but I knew that this undimmed passion was my life’s purpose.
I share the same love with my husband for the classic western movies, and we moved together to Texas to leave the dream on our little farm with Daisy, our lovely lab.
I’m a literary junkie reading everything that comes into my hands, with a bit of weakness on heartwarming romances and poetry.
If you choose to follow me on this journey, I can guarantee you characters that you would love to befriend, romances that will make your heart beat faster, and wholesome, genuine stories that will make you dream again!
(40)
“I thought Christmas was for second chances,” she said.
He looked down at her, torn between restraint and need. “Not for men like me.”
“Then maybe you’ve just never had the right woman to give you one.”
(147)
“I don’t need protection,” Elsie said, glaring.
“You’re getting it anyway,” Joe said, voice low.
(104)
“You think healing is about hope. It’s not. It’s about control.”
“Maybe that’s why your hands are steady and your heart is not,” she said.
(33)
A spinster fleeing scandal, a bride abandoned at the altar, and a widow protecting her child – love finds a way, even in the wildest corners of the frontier.
(89)
“You’re trouble,” he said against her ear.
“And you like trouble,” she breathed.
(140)
“You could’ve let someone else win,” she said.
“I saw the men bidding on you,” he muttered. “That wasn’t an option.”
“And what am I to you now?”
“Safe,” he said. “Nothing more.”
(139)
“I’m not some delicate flower, Mr. Avery.”
He gave her a look. “Good. Delicate flowers don’t survive out here.”
(216)
“So this is just a business deal to you?” Dazy’s hands were clenched at her sides.
“Isn’t that what you wanted?” Luke said. “Someone to save your ranch—not your heart.”
(134)
“You keep acting like I’m the problem.”
His voice was cold. “The problem is, if I let myself care about you, I might not survive it.”
(100)
“You think you can protect me from him?” she asked, doubt in her voice.
“I don’t think. I know,” Alexander said.
(43)
In the untamed Wild West, three women seek sanctuary from their pasts, only to find love, redemption, and the family they never expected. As secrets unravel and danger looms, they must navigate treacherous schemes, wary hearts, and the trials of frontier life. With everything on the line, can love truly overcome the past and carve out a future worth fighting for?
(221)
“You think I can’t manage this baby on my own?” she asked.
“Maybe I’m here to make sure you don’t have to,” he said, stepping closer.
(525)
“I never thought I’d leave everything behind to marry a stranger. I can’t help but wonder—could this practical solution be more than that? The family I’ve been searching for?”
(221)
“I never imagined marrying my best friend’s brooding brother. He never planned on coming back. But with Christmas around the corner and two children to save, we’ll risk everything—even our hearts.”
(478)
A mail-order groom, deep-buried secrets, and an unexpected family… This Christmas, love might be the only miracle they need…
(83)
“I was raised to hate the Callahans but never expected to be drawn to the most stubborn one of them. Bound by family loyalty, I swore to keep my distance. But I can’t resist her…”
(221)
“She’s about to become homeless, and you need a wife. It would be convenient for both of you.”
Our marriage is a practical agreement —he keeps his ranch, and I get a stable home for my daughter. There’d be no room for love. But my heart doesn’t follow rules…
(66)
Follow the lives of three determined women and the rugged cowboys they meet through unexpected circumstances. As they navigate the trials of mail-order marriages and forge new paths, these Western romances reveal the transformative power of love and destiny.
(311)
“A mail-order bride? You don’t seem the type.”
Answering a mail-order bride ad for the most handsome, rugged mountain man she’s ever seen is her only chance at escaping. Now she must prove she’s the perfect match for him…
(201)
I sought refuge from a past that haunts me, and he offered me a chance for me and my daughter. Can I trust this man who has become my unexpected ally in the midst of my turmoil?
