First
Love:
Janet Snow only agrees to go out with
the man she’d written off ten years ago because it was understood--no complications. But after a
trip to the hot springs, a helicopter ride, and a proposal Janet has to make a choice…play it safe or
trust that her first love could also be her last.
Tin Foil
Tiaras:
Cameron Elliott has come to Snow Valley to coach
Annalisa Drake in the Miss Snow Valley pageant, and prove to her demanding boss that she deserves
a place at the prestigious Westbrooke Agency. But Annalisa’s handsome and protective big brother,
Kyle, is determined to keep his sister from becoming a reluctant beauty queen. He insists some
things are more valuable than a title and as crazy as it sounds, Cameron might just believe
him.
Love in Light and
Shadow:
Love in Light and
Shadow:
Mercedes O'Shay has sworn off gorgeous
men because they have a
tendency to break her heart. When she meets her new neighbor, Chet Bauer, she
immediately puts him in the Do Not Date category based on his
well-defined muscles and stunning blue eyes. But the more Mercedes learns
about the cowboy who reads classics and forges iron, the more she realizes the
heart doesn't see in black and white; it sees light and shadows.
Romancing Rebecca:
Rebecca Dash
would rather write about
Jane Austen-type characters than hang out with her nerdy Chemical Engineering
male lab partners—until a team of fire-fighters sets up camp on the lawns of
the Starry Skies Bed & Breakfast and the devastatingly handsome, Captain
Wade, catches her eye. Becca soon learns that there’s more to a
happily-ever-after than flirty firemen with muscles the size of the Montana
hills.
Catching
Caytie:
To escape being
trapped in an unwanted marriage, Caytie Holbrook hides out at her uncle’s ranch
in Snow Valley, Montana. She intends to stay long enough to inherit a trust
fund her grandmother left and then move to Italy…that is until she meets Jace
McAllister, an incredibly sexy—although somewhat grumpy—cowboy who threatens to
disrupt her plans
A Touch of
Love:
Annie Stirland has
endured a lifetime of teasing, embarrassment, and isolation due to her speech
impediment. When irresistible cowboy, Luke Wilson, seems to be falling for her,
she’s certain he’s too good to be true. His ex-girlfriend reappears and
confirms her fears, but Luke isn't ready to give Annie up.
Tin Foil
Tiaras:
Jeanette Lewis is a pen name used by author, Janet K. Halling. Dreaming up stories has always been one of Janet's favorite things. Other favorites include her family, good friends, crisp autumn days, decadent desserts, and having adventures. Visit elidryn.com for more info on Janet’s latest projects or check out her author page at https://www.facebook.com/JanetKHalling
Jeanette Lewis is a pen name used by author, Janet K. Halling. Dreaming up stories has always been one of Janet's favorite things. Other favorites include her family, good friends, crisp autumn days, decadent desserts, and having adventures. Visit elidryn.com for more info on Janet’s latest projects or check out her author page at https://www.facebook.com/JanetKHalling
First Love:
Taylor Hart has
always been drawn to a good love triangle, hot
chocolate and long conversations with new friends. Writing has always been a passion
that has consumed her dreams and forced her to sit in a trance for long hours,
completely obsessed with people that don’t really exist. Taylor would have been
a country star if she could have carried a tune—maybe in the next life. Find
Taylor at:
www.taylorhartbooks.com │ Twitter: @taylorfaithhart │ Facebook: Taylor Hart
Love
in Light and Shadow:
Lucy McConnell has always
been a reader and a writer. Once caught up in a story, she disappears into a
cave until the first draft is done. She writes fantasy, clean romance,
Christian romance, historical fiction, and cookbooks (under the name Christina
Dymock.) Her Christmas romance, Blue Christmas,
was a top seller in seven Amazon categories on its own and in thirteen as part
of the Christmas in Snow Valley
Anthology.
When she’s not writing,
you can find her volunteering at the elementary school or church; shuttling
kids to baseball, soccer, basketball, or football, depending on the time of
year; skiing with her family; wakeboarding; cycling; baking; cooking; or curled
up with a good book.
You can sign up for her
newsletter and get the latest news by clicking here.
Or, you can visit her
website at:
Award-winning author, Kimberley
Montpetit AKA Kimberley
Griffiths Little once spent all her souvenir money at the La Patisserie
shops when she was in Paris—on the arm of her adorable husband. The author grew
up in San Francisco, but currently lives in a small town along the Rio Grande
with her big, messy family.
Kimberley reads a book a day and loves to
travel. She’s stayed
in the haunted tower room at Borthwick Castle in Scotland, sailed the Seine in
Paris, swam in the ocean at Cannes, ridden a camel among the glorious cliffs of
Petra, shopped the maze of the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, and spent the night in
an old Communist hotel in Bulgaria. Find her at www.KimberleyMontpetit.com or her
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/KimberleyMontpetit<
/a>. Kimberley Montpetit Author Page on
Amazon
Catching Caytie:
Cindy
Roland Anderson is the bestselling author of clean, contemporary romance filled
with humor, romantic tension and some pretty great kissing scenes. Cindy has a
degree in nursing, and worked in the NICU until she recently retired to write
full time. She loves to bake,
not cook (there is a difference!) and enjoys spending time with her
family.
Cindy is lucky to be married to her best
friend John.
They live in Northern Utah and are parents to five incredible children. Over
the past few years their family has expanded by adding a son-in-law, a
daughter-in-law and four adorable grandchildren. Cindy
loves to read, almost as much as she loves writing. And she loves
chocolate—probably a little too much.
To contact Cindy or to see other projects
she is
working on go to www.cindyrolandanderson.com or check out
her author Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/cindyr
olandandersonauthor
A Touch of
Love:
Cami Checketts is married and the proud
mother of four future
WWF champions. Sometimes between being a human horse, cleaning up magic
potions, and driving boys to lacrosse practice, she gets the chance to write
fiction. Cami and her family live in the beautiful Cache Valley of
Northern Utah. During the two months of the year it isn't snowing, she enjoys
swimming, hiking, biking, running, and water-skiing.
Newsletter: http://www.camichecketts.com/p/contact-me.html
Tin Foil Tiaras Excerpt:
Kyle maneuvered around the mud and she prepared for him to
stop and set her down, but he didn’t. He kept going, walking easily down the
trail with her on his back.
“Uh … you can put me down now,” she finally said.
“Yeah, I could,” he agreed … and kept walking.
“We’re over the mud, thank you very much,” she didn’t really
want him to put her down, but it
seemed polite to suggest it.
“Okay,” he said … and kept walking.
“Now you’re just showing off,” she muttered good-naturedly
and he threw her a grin over his shoulder.
“Yup.”
She tightened her arms slightly and her heart leapt when she
felt him squeeze her knees in return.
Oh yes, taking the day off had definitely been a good
idea.
Excerpt
from First Love
“Do you remember the first time we sat on this
rock?”
Love in Light and Shadow
Excerpt
“And
grapes explode when you put them in the microwave.”
She
lifted her hand. “That one would be worth testing.”
“Did
it.”
“What
happened?”
“I
had to clean the microwave.”
Laughing,
Mercedes asked, “Where were you when I had to go to all those stuffy dinner
parties with my parents?”
Chet
motioned for her to sit and scooted another chair closer.
Mercedes
found herself relaxing a smidge because of Chet’s
easy way. He moved with the grace of a man who used his body, knew what it was
capable of, and was comfortable in his skin. She also liked that he wasn’t
ashamed to be seen in work clothes. Most of the guys she’d
dated would have run into the house and not come out until they were all decked
out. She could handle talking to him.
Just. Talking.
They
were going to be neighbors, after all.
Excerpt of Romancing
Rebecca:
Shea
cupped her hands and stared through the window. Men wearing big heavy yellow
coats and boots were unloading from the trucks. Taking off their very
distinctive hats. Firemen hats. Faces blackened by soot.
Before
Becca could protest, her aunt yanked open the door and marched out into the
chilly night in her slippers and billowing purple robe.
“Oh,
drats!” Becca exclaimed. She should have pulled on some jeans. Combed her hair.
There were men—young men—swarming all over their yard.
Tall men.
Chiseled men. Despite the dirt and soot on their faces, their awkward
fire-fighting uniforms, they were all rugged and handsome and too cute for
words.
Becca
pulled her robe tighter just as Aunt Rayna waggled her eyebrows. “Aunt Rayna!
No shameless flirting in the middle of the night!”
“Rebecca
Dash, just go with it. Have some fun.”
“My
flirting skills are lacking even when I’m well rested and well fed.”
Catching Caytie Excerpt:
She sized him up,
not sure if she liked him better in a cowboy hat or a baseball hat. “Remember,
don’t shoot the messenger.”
“Geez, am I gonna
be as ticked as Kellen?” He took off his ball cap and ran a hand through his
hair.
Probably. “That all depends on how you
feel about auctions.”
His chocolate
colored eyes looked confused. “As long as no one is trying to sell my favorite
horse, I like them fine.”
“Great,” she said,
passing by him on her way toward the kitchen. “Your horse isn’t going to be
auctioned off. You are.”
A
Touch of Love Excerpt:
“Do you ever write down
what you’re thinking?”
Annie's eyebrows rose.
Luke loved the way she did that.
“Would you write for me?
What you’re thinking?”
She shrugged her shapely
shoulders and studied him for a few seconds before pulling out a notepad. She
wrote for a few seconds then handed it to him.
I’m thinking that this
cowboy is a nice guy who’s uncomfortable with my silence.
“I guess you got me
there. I don’t really talk too much, usually just swear at the cattle. So I’m
not a nice guy at all.”
She took the pad back,
wrote, and handed it to him again.
You’re definitely a nice
guy. I knew that when you bought the thoughtful gift for your sister. Why do
you want to take me to dinner? Feeling bad for the new girl in town?
He grinned. “Nope.
Feeling intrigued by the new girl in town and wanting to get to know her
better.” He handed the pad back to her.
You don’t have the time
to get to know me better, it would take hours for me to get anything out with
my stutter.
He laughed. “Sweetheart,
I’ve got the time and the desire to get to know you better. I really do love
the sound of your voice, but if you’re more comfortable we could communicate
like this.”
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