Saying Farewell is Hard, But Not Final

Time flies. I can’t believe that it was 2017 when I became a filly with Petticoats and Pistols. Since my first post all of you have shared poignant memories and family stories with me. You’ve made me laugh and taught me more than a thing or two. You’ve offered encouragement, ideas, and friendship. Getting to know each of you has blessed and enriched my life. I hope I have given some of that in return.

But life changes. My heroes have never been traditional cowboys, but my newest heroes in the five-book series I’ve contracted to write for the Tule Publishing Group will be Texas soldiers. These men served together in Afghanistan where a suicide bomber brought a building down on them. Correspondence with a resident will draw each of them to the small east Texas town of Service in search of a fresh start. While I’m excited about this new venture, the change means I no longer fit as well with Petticoats and Pistols cowboy theme.

I have loved spending time with all of you and with the wonderful fillies in the corral. I can’t say how much I’ll miss chatting with you every month. I hope those of you who’ve enjoyed my books will continue to follow me, and don’t be surprised if I stop by as a guest in the future.

So instead of saying goodbye, I’ll say talk to you in a while. Take care and may God bring you as many blessings as you’ve given me.

Julie

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Julie Benson has written five novels for Harlequin American, and her Wishing, Texas series is available from Tule Publishing. Now that her three sons have left the nest in Dallas, when she isn't writing, Julie spends her time working on home improvement projects, rescuing dogs, and visiting Texas wineries with her husband. Visit her at www.juliebenson.net.

42 thoughts on “Saying Farewell is Hard, But Not Final”

    • Mary, thank you so much. I have book one done and am almost done with book two. Only three more to go! Wishing you blessing on wherever life takes you as well.

    • Tracy, thanks! I think of you so often and miss our Writer Foxes retreats something fierce! Enjoy the view of the lake from your window for me. Love ya!

  1. Aawww…. Good bye Julie! Best wishes to you as you move forward on another adventure!

    God Bless!

  2. It has been so fun getting to know you Julie. You have blessed my life. I will miss your posts.

  3. It’s always wrenching when a familiar and sometimes family member heads off on a different path. You will be missed, but at the same time, we wish you many blessings in your future.

  4. Julie, you already know how excited I am for you and your BIG series with Tule. I wish you the absolute best. The fillies hope you stay in touch, and you know where to find us so you can!

  5. Good morning, you will be missed here for sure,I have enjoyed all your posts. I will keep following you though, your new series sounds great and very intriguing. Best of Luck to you my sweet friend , and Thank you so much for All your Wonderful posts. God Bless you and your family.

    • Alicia, thank you for your warm wishes. I have enjoyed getting to know you, too. I’m glad you enjoyed my posts, and wish you much joy in the future.

  6. I will miss you and wish you all the best in your new venture. The series sounds interesting and am looking forward to reading them.

  7. Hello Julie Good Luck and Many Blessings coming your way on your new adventure, You will be missed here at the P&P and yes time sure flies by Always love reading your post! aand Love your Books!

  8. Congratulations on your new book deal. You will be missed. Thank you so much. I will miss your postings on Facebook too. God bless you.

  9. please do come back as a guest periodically. prayer that God takes you on another adventure. He knows best.

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