Thanks for
inviting me to be a guest on your blog. I’m glad to be here.
A Woman’s
Place
Last week, BookStrand released my third
mainstream western romance, A Woman’s Place and so my personal
adventure continues. In other words, Yippee! I always dreamed of someday being
a writer. Then I wanted to be a published writer and this is when I quote the
cliché, “You’re never given a dream without being given the power to make it come
true.” You may have to work for it however.
A Woman’s
Place
follows my first historical for BookStrand, A Man’s World. In that
book, a woman masqueraded as a gunfighter in 1887 Washington (state) Territory
– actually, Trace was a pretty good gunfighter – everybody just thought she was
a man except the hero who figured it out and helped save her from the outlaw
who stalked her. When A Woman’s Place begins, Trace and
Zeb have been married for just over six months. Then renegades rob the bank she
owns in the town of Junction City.
