Judith’s review of Big Sky Wedding (Parable Montana, #5) by Linda Lael Miller Wedding bells are ringing in Parable, Montana, but Brylee Parrish hasn’t enjoyed the sound since being jilted at the altar by Hutch Carmody. She’s over Hutch now, and running a multimillion-dollar business is challenging enough for this country gal. So she should avoid falling head-over-boot-heels […]
Write What You Know? It’s one of those bits of advice that is often tossed at newbie writers. Write what you know. Pish. Stop and consider. If writers stuck with what they knew then many genre’s wouldn’t exist. There would be no serial killer books, cause who is going to admit to being one in […]
Celia Lawson and Kyle Gilchrist have been friends for a long time but they’ve also been adversaries. They would snipe at each other constantly and push each other in ways that others didn’t. That was until Kyle started falling in love with Celia. Yeah, they still argued but for the last couple of years, it […]
Judith’s review of Just a Cowboy and His Baby (Spikes & Spurs #6) by Carolyn Brown One determined, hell-on-wheels cowgirl. One equally determined, sexier-than-hell cowboy. One innocent baby, who suddenly takes center stage and everybody’s priorities are suddenly up for grabs. With a young baby dropped in his lap, bronc rider Trace Coleman’s world is […]
Judith’s review of Mistletoe Cowboy (Spikes & Spurs #5) by Carolyn Brown Commitment! It made Sage run the other way. It made Creed shudder. But Sage’s granny, the Widow Presley, was determined to get her granddaughter a cowboy for Christmas. And who better than Creed, the man interested in purchasing the widow’s Rockin’ C Ranch? […]