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Ah, another book to look forward to with plenty of wonderful ingredients. I am sure you will add a “secret” one too!
Writing wishes your way, Julie
Good morning, Julie! With the last rewrite, I’ve done a lot of thinking about secrets and why people keep them. They sure keep a story going! Hope you have a wonderful day!
Love the ideas for your next book, Victoria. You can hardly wait to write it, and I can hardly wait to read it!!!
Hi Victoria,
A British accent, eh? That sounds like my kind of guy. I can’t wait to read how this all turns out. What fun you’ll have writing that hero!
I love the premise for this book! An Englishman in Ranching Country! I like the fact that the hero is British and not the heroine. I’m sure there will be some verbal clashes between the two.
ooh, very fun change up
sounds like a great book!
beautiful pictures too
i enjoyed a moment in your mind to see how those wheels spin!
I love these ideas they sound like they will make a wonderful read! It amazes me how authors come up with so much to intertain us!
Hi Judy, Sometimes a story rings all the right bells. I’m excited about this one. Now if I can only get the plot to work…
Hello Margaret! I love outlaws and cowboys, but I wanted to do something different for this heroine. She’s waited through three books for her HEA. She’s going to get it big time!
Hello Tabitha! I like the pictures, too. I turned the lanscape shot into the desktop on my computer for inspiration. That’s one of the things I do when I start a new book…I use a different font for writing, and I put up new pictures.
Howdy, Quilt Lady! It’s always fun to hear from you
Ideas tend to come to me out of the blue. This one clicked right away.. Thank for visiting P&P!
Hello Deb! The two of them will definitely clash. This guy’s used to giving orders, and my heroine’s is definitely *not* used to taking them. She’s a bit older and has a lot of poise. I’m looking forward to getting these two together!
Hey Vicki, sounds like you’ve got some interesting characters brewing. As always, looking forward to reading it.
What an imagination you have, Vicki. Continued good luck with the brainstorming and research. One of my favorite books and mini-series ever, Centennial, featured wealthy British folks in Colorado. I had no idea!
Good job, filly sister! oxoxoxoxoxoxox I can already feel the bristles of having someone expect that girl to take orders LOL.
I’m ready for this book. I knew there was some British investment in cattle ranches and they made hunting trips. I didn’t realize there was such a social scene to go along with it. This should be a fun book to write and read. I’ll be looking for it.
Hi Anita Mae, Thank you for coming by Petticoats & Pistols! I’m looking forward to learning more about the British in Wyoming. I like these two already!
Hello Tanya, I’ll have to rent “Centennial,” or maybe reread the book. Isn’t that James Michener? I grew up reading his stuff. Loved it all!
Hello Patricia! This is a classic case of research breathing life into a book. I love “clash of culture” stories. The conflicts always run deep, because there’s so much at stake. Can’t wait to going on it!
Vicki, this is going to be an excellent story, I can just feel it. I’ve been Wyoming once and I will use that gorgeous country as a setting someday. Good luck with Caroline!
Hi Tracy! I’m always inspired by gorgeous landscape. It’s one of the reasons I’m drawn to westerns. Love the mountains! Love the vast expanses of grass! Kentucky is home now, but I’d love to take three months to roam the West.