Greetings Sweet Friends & Readers, and Happy April Fool's Day! Will Rogers once said, "Everything is funny as long as it's happening to someone else," and I couldn't agree more! I've never liked surprises so I will be nervously counting down until it's April 2nd, LOL! In writing news, my first book will be released this month!! I'm so excited! Dalton's Dual Brides will drop on 4/30, and Tess will be released just a week later on 5/4! In addition, two more books will be going up for Pre-Order this weekend! (Stay tuned to my Author page or website for the announcements!) Please see below for the list of parties and events this month - I hope you'll join me. Have a safe and happy day today! Blessings,
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Sweet Americana SweetheartsThe blog for readers & writers who love sweet/clean North American historical romance from 1820 through 1929. |
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Meet the Characters Join me on April 6th, 2-4pm PST. Meet the Characters in Laura Walker's Stories that Connect Our Lives Group! | | |
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A Spring Garden Party! Join us on April 10th and 11th for a time of fellowship and joy! I'll be presenting on Sunday the 11th at 2 pm PST
So mark your calendars and come hang out with your favorite authors and friends. | | |
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Sweet Americana Sweethearts Have you checked out this amazing blog yet? I have so much fun engaging with these authors and the readers. I'd love to hear what you think and what you'd like to see.
My next post is Monday, April 19th. | | |
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Meet the Characters Join me on April 20th, 2-4pm PST. Meet the Characters in the The Carylers Choir of Caryl McAdoo! | | |
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Fun Friday! I'll be the featured author for Fun Friday on the Sweet Wild West Readers group on Friday, 4/30.
Don't miss this chance to make new friends! | | |
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Suggested Reading from Author Friends |
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When William Collins marries Charlotte Lucas, he thinks he’s found the perfect minsters’ wife: domestic, pious, and submissive. Little does he know, his new bride has a mind of her own and a desire to serve those cast off from the community, the “women of the night”. Charlotte’s efforts to redeem them invokes the anger of their patroness, who threatens William’s clergy position if he cannot convince Charlotte to end her scandalous connection. Their marriage is pushed to the limit as Charlotte continues to pursue her cause, refusing to give up the fight. Worse still are the schemes of the wicked brothel owner, who will stop at nothing to keep the source of his profits- the harlots- under his control. In a small town beset by prejudice, hypocrisy, and vice, it will take compassion, love, and the power of faith to rescue Charlotte's friends from the clutches of evil and restore Charlotte and William’s marriage. |
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New Release and a New Author Friend! Viola Branson, fresh out of finishing school, needs to take a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. Leaving St. Joseph, Missouri, she boards a train to visit her grandmother in Once Over, Colorado. Childhood memories of preserving juicy strawberries and her grandmother's loving arms stir a yearning in her.
Seeing a handsome childhood friend, she fancied herself smitten with at one time, only brings memories she would like to forget. Can they get past the old hurts and become friends again or possibly more, or will circumstances tear them apart.
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Mildred Crenshaw's latest match ... The accident that kills her parents leaves Sookie Donaldson mute. She grasps at the chance to be a mail-order bride. The only catch is that she must also be able to teach school.
Since Sookie taught school for a number of years that is no problem. Hopefully in Nebraska, people will welcome any trained teacher--even one who cannot speak. She fits all the requirements outlined by Milly Crenshaw, the matchmaker. The man in Nebraska is a perfect match. She hopes.
Will her surly groom send her back on the first train east when he realizes Sookie is silent? And who is the man who shadows her every movement in her new hometown?
Suddenly, Sookie's silence stands in her way of both happiness and safety.
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Cupids and Cowboys, Book 2 Raised by a stepfather in Knight’s Ferry in the California foothills, once Cole reached adulthood, he found work on a local cattle ranch in the San Joaquin Valley. Now in his mid-twenties and living in a region where men still significantly outnumber women, he doesn’t give much thought to the prospect of marriage and family. Then again, he does not take into account one Lucy Barker who, at seven years of age, feels it is her mission to see her sister, Amelia, married to someone Lucy thinks is handsome and will be a good big brother for her. Amelia Barker, whose father involves himself with local and state politics as much as his cattle ranch, worries she might not have much choice in the man she weds. After already witnessing one of her friends married off as a political pawn, she fears she might suffer the same fate. Contrary to her parent’s wishes, she spends more time on her horse roaming their ranch and the surrounding foothills than she does pursuing “womanly” activities that would please her mother. From afar, she has watched her father’s cowhands work the family spread. One in particular has caught her eye, but she doubts anything can come of her interest in him. Then again, she does not count on her sister, Lucy. | | |
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