Till death
do you part, doesn't apply to Cooper Davis.
Cooper and Sage, inseparable since high school, hope to
fulfill their dream of running Winter Song, a bed and breakfast in the Wyoming
mountains. But one cold night, Sage is brought to her knees by the news of
Cooper’s death. Little does she know Cooper's spirit hasn’t gone anywhere. He
is determined to stay with Sage, so she’s never alone again.
Noah Finnley a
carpenter down on his luck, can’t find work and now he’s being evicted. Things
start looking up when the beautiful Sage offers him a partnership at Winter
Song. Just one problem, she has a ghost attached to her... and Noah can see
dead people. He knows taking the job at Winter Song is a bad idea, but with his
landlord threatening to confiscate his belongings and throw him out on the
street; he feels he has no other choice - ghost or no ghost.
When Sage's life
is put in danger, Noah and Cooper must find a way to settle their differences,
or Sage might end up among the dead herself.
Amore takes you on a journey through the heart with five short stories filled with love in this mini anthology. Perfect for a cold night by the fire and proving love knows no bounds.
Tragedy has struck the small town of Knollwood, Texas and Dovie Grant finds herself dealing with the loss of her husband and daughter. Despite her grief, she still must fight to bring her remaining family through the already trying times of The Great Depression. Her father needs help on their struggling farm, Quail Crossings. She isn't thrilled that he's hired a young 18 year old boy who's caring for his three younger siblings. Surviving her grief, as well as the constant dust storms that plague the plains, will Dovie be able to put her pain aside to care for these children or be forever trapped in the darkness of the loss in her family.
Tragedy has struck the small town of Knollwood, Texas and Dovie Grant finds
herself dealing with the loss of her husband and daughter. Despite her grief,
she still must fight to bring her remaining family through the already trying
times of The Great Depression. Her father needs help on their struggling farm,
Quail Crossings. She isn't thrilled that he's hired a young 18 year old boy
who's caring for his three younger siblings. Surviving her grief, as well as the
constant dust storms that plague the plains, will Dovie be able to put her pain
aside to care for these children or be forever trapped in the darkness of the
loss in her family.
Lots of stuff going on this week. My biggest announcement was the opening of my new press, LilyBear House. Please take a moment to like it on Facebook and check out our webpage, www.LilyBearHouse.com to find out how you can be a part of this exciting new press from the ground up.
It's summertime and I'm in the mood to sit on the patio and sip something cold and tangy. Could be lemonade or it margaritas, you're choice, I don't judge (and I enjoy both). So to kick off the summer and to help you enjoy those tasty beverages, I'm giving away this lovely blue-green pitcher and 4 beach inspired glasses (cause who doesn't want to be beach inspired, even when we can't be at the beach?).
And what's better than having a cold drink on the patio? Having something to read while sipping on that cold drink! So I'm giving away a signed copy of Quail Crossings AND Seasons Remembered!!
78 years ago today the worst dust storm in American history struck the plains. Terror struck the residents as they had never seen a storm so large. A lot of them thought it was the end of the world. The courage of the people who survived not only Black Sunday, but the constant dust storms that plagued the plains is a testament to their strength and endurance. I hope I did their spirit life justice in my debut novel, Quail Crossings.
In the spirit of the people I am giving away 2 copies of Quail Crossings, one on here and the other one on Goodreads.com (I will let you know whe it's live, it's still pending approval). Enjoy!