The Petticoat Club (Regency Romance)

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If you have enjoyed my Elizabeth Moss stories, why not try some of my other types of books? Do please give it a try if you like my other writing.

Historical Romance ~ Secrets & Spies Series | Tara Kingston

I always wanted to be a writer like my mum, Charlotte Lamb. Now I spend my life reading and writing, mostly historical romance but other books too. I live with my large family of noisy kids and animals in a rural corner of South-West England, where I'm a keen walker and gardener with VERY muddy boots. When not writing, I spend as much time as possible outdoors, often with my youngest kids, whom I enjoy home schooling. Other books in the series. The Petticoat Club 2 books.

Do you find you love your name?

People can be quite opinionated about something they had little to no control over. One common problem authors have who write historical books is to pick names that were authentically used in the time period. Names are beautiful, but surprising, too. Not to mention, how boring it would be! For instance, one of my favorite books in studying Gold-rush era California is a book called, They Saw the Elephant: This book is a treasure of life experiences from that period. So many people think of the Oregon Trail as the most difficult trial a family of that time could face, but life in California was hard.

These early pioneers had fantastic names: These are just skimming through the first quarter of the book without even really looking! Of course, there are Annes, Jennies, Marys, Margerets, Johns and Josephs and I think a lot of authors feel like they must use these names because it is expected in historical novels, but in my digging for historical names, I found something very interesting. She comes to the Broken Circle O to find peace, what she gets is so much more. He gives her a new name, for a new start, Isabelle.

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I really wanted to explore that in Teach Me to Love , how important a name can be in healing from the past, from our mistakes, the ultimate forgiveness because we are completely and totally new. Do you think names are important? Kari Trumbo is an International bestselling author of historical and contemporary Christian romance.

She began her writing journey five years ago and has indie published almost forty titles. Prior to writing, she was a freelance developmental editor and beta reader.

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She makes her home in central MN—where the trees and lakes are plentiful—with her husband of over twenty years, two daughters, two sons, a cat, a bunny, and one hungry woodstove. This is a holy season and a time for sweet treats and books so sweet and warm they make you sigh. All the better if the books hold within them the true meaning of Christmas.

To celebrate Christmas two things A sweet treat: It is just so delicious. That should be enough. You might need slightly longer. Rice Krispies 3 C. She needs help surviving her rugged life and caring for Jeremiah, her young son. And that means rounding up a nice-sized herd of wild-as-wolves longhorns. Netty and Roy, along with Jeremiah begin a journey toward Christmas, family, home and love. And a herd of longhorns are making the way hard.

She longs for music. He needs a valuable horse to improve his herd. When Christmas comes the gift they truly give is the gift of love. A sweet re-telling of The Gift of the Magi—with a happy ending. A lonely widower with a pair of out-of-control sons he never got to know while their mother was alive. A woman with a love of nature and beauty and scent…and the little boys seem determined to destroy her way of life.

The gift of a candle for Christmas and a Christ child who is a perfect match for this scent of heaven. And the recipe is for everyone!!! An assassin takes a shot and hits two people with one bullet.

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He definitely waited, lined up the shot, and tried to kill both of them. Nat and Case Garrison hit the ground bleeding. They both come up shooting and kill the assassin—but that just makes him mad. Now Case and Nat, who have never before met, have to figure out what they have in common to make them prey for a killer. And they have to do it while running for their lives because, despite the two of them being highly skilled at keeping a low profile, the killer keeps finding them. They are running at break-neck speed, hiding with all the skill of long-time undercover agents, and falling in love with a passion that might be part of what brought a killer down on them.

Miss Kari Trumbo has saddled up and will arrive on Friday, December 14, ! We all have an opinion. Miss Kari is also toting an ebook set of her Brothers of Belle Fourche series. Just enter a comment to be in the drawing on Sunday. I love a good rodeo. It was while my husband and I were in Las Vegas for the granddaddy of all rodeos — the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo — several years ago that the idea for a series came to me.

Brylee Barton has just one goal in mind: When an injury leaves her at the mercy of the very same copper-headed, silver-tongued cowboy she once vowed to loathe forever, she has no choice but to swallow her pride and accept his help.

Fun-loving, easy-going Shaun Price has a million dollar smile, more charm than he can channel, and a string of ex-girlfriends rumored to have started their own support group. Little does he realize how challenging it will be to keep from falling for her all over again. With the holiday season fast approaching, will Shaun and Brylee discover the gift of forgiveness, and experience their own happily-ever-after? This sweet Christmas romance warms the heart, lifts the spirit, and touches the soul with its message of forgiveness, hope, and redemption.

Brylee opened her eyes and tipped her head back, watching as the pickup men rode into the arena. One went to catch Rocket while the other hastened her direction.

The announcer and the clown told a joke as the medical team hustled toward her as fast as they could make it through the mud. Frustration battled with anger as the pickup man approached. If she freed it before he reached her, she could crawl over the fence and make her way back to her trailer without speaking to him.

Why tonight, of all nights, was he going to force her to acknowledge him? Or the undeniable fact she looked like a half-drowned kitten that had been dragged through a pig wallow? She thought of her wasted entry fee.

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Not to mention the hours it would take to get all the mud scrubbed off Rocket and her tack. Trapped on her back in the mud, it seeped through her clothes, chilling her and making her fight the need to shiver. The slap of boots hitting the mud in the arena drew her gaze upward. A handsome face appeared above her as the pickup man leaned over her.

Gray-blue eyes twinkled behind thick lashes and a smile full of even, white teeth gleamed in the arena lights. Shaun Price braced his gloved hands on his thighs and offered her an infuriatingly cocky grin. Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas! Thank you for visiting, Miss Amanda! We had a great time chatting with you. All the names have been tallied and one winner chosen……..

Miss Amanda will contact you so be watching for her email or you can contact linda at lindabroday dot com. Enter the letters shown above: But this was just the beginning of the story … Early Christmas morning my little sis and I awoke to an interesting smell. Kit Morgan is the author of over 80 books of historical and contemporary western romance! Her stories are fun, sweet stories full of love, laughter, and just a little bit of mayhem!

Kit creates her stories in her little log cabin in the woods in the Pacific Northwest. An avid reader and knitter, when not writing, she can be found with either a book or a pair of knitting needles in her hands! Oh, and the occasional smidge of chocolate! If you do not hear from me, contact me at mary maryconnealy. Author of Romantic Comedy When I'm not keepin' all these Fillies in line, I'm practicing my roping so I can catch me a cowboy.

Me and Jasper my mule are two peas in a pod.

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Both of us are as crotchety as all get-out. Now for the drawing……………. One lucky person gets the set of Brothers of Belle Fourche! And the winner is…………………..

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