A big Texas thanks to everyone who stopped by to put in a good word for Ed with Santa. He scoffed when I told him he would be getting a lump of coal this year, but the cute factor evidently saved him.
As a small token of his appreciation, he plucked two names from my Stetson (before shredding the hat).
Susan P and Kathleen O,
Ed drew your names! He’s sending each of you a Wishing for a Cowboy ebook. The Christmas anthology from Prairie Rose Publications contains not only heartwarming tales from eight popular authors, but also recipes for all kinds of Christmas goodies. He’ll be in touch shortly, ladies.
Ed, Miss Li’l Ol’ Biddy, Dog, Underdog, and I wish everyone the merriest of Christmases and much health, love, and laughter in the new year.
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A Texan to the bone, award-winning author Kathleen Rice Adams spends her days chasing news stories and her nights and weekends shooting it out with Wild West desperados. Leave the upstanding, law-abiding heroes to other folks. In Kathleen's tales, even the good guys wear black hats.
Her short story “The Second-Best Ranger in Texas” won the Peacemaker Award for Best Western Short Fiction. Her novel Prodigal Gun won the EPIC Award for Historical Romance and is the only western historical romance ever to final for a Peacemaker in a book-length category.
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Congratulations, Susan and Kathleen. Enjoy.
Thank you for putting in a good word for me, Patricia! I told Mom everybody would, but she didn’t believe me. We showed her, didn’t we?
Love,
Ed
Thank you so much Ed for picking me and Congrats to Susan.. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to you, too, Kathleen! I hope you enjoy the book. Mom has a story in there, you know. She’s an okay writer, but I’m still miffed about that one. What kind of author doesn’t make a dog the hero?
Love,
Ed
See, Ed? I knew you would find many to back you up. Thanks for picking my name (and congrats to Kathleen, too!) before having fun with the hat. 😉 Merry Christmas!!
Thank you for your support, Susan. I knew everyone would recognize innocence when they saw it. I hope Santa has a big enough lump of coal for Mom.
Love,
Ed