What Working at Summer Camp and Being Around Horses Taught Me and How I Use it in My Books By Michele Dunaway Who wasn’t a horse girly? Besides reading about girls and their horses, there was nothing I loved more than summers when I went away to camp and got to ride. I did the … Read more
Who among us hasn’t read the comics in our daily newspaper (when there was one!) or a comic book from cover to cover? It was the ever-popular dime novels from the mid-to-late 1800s that set the stage for comic strips, and later comic books, as we know them. Usually about 100 pages long and printed … Read more
When I was a child of about 12-years-old, my mother subscribed to a then popular historical, science, and cultural book club put out by Time-Life Magazines. There were series such as Voyage Through the Universe and Lost Civilizations. But the one we owned was by far one of the most popular: The Old West. The … Read more
Howdy! Welcome to a terribly terrific Tuesday! Okay, so it’s not exactly raining books, but do you remember old pop song, “It’s Raining Men”? I loved that song and it popped into my head while I was writing this blog. What I mean by it’s raining books is that I intend to give an ebook … Read more
Netflix started the shooting for Ransom Canyon in February, and I can’t help feeling it’s come full circle. When I first thought of writing this series, I had only planned on doing six books about ranches around a small canyon. Ransom Canyon is a few miles from Lubbock, Texas, and I used to drive around … Read more
Just click on the image to learn more! Pam Crooks Karen Witemeyer Shanna Hatfield Jeannie Watt Mary Connealy Kit Morgan … Read more
Let me say a big Howdy to you all! My favorite things? This has to be books, books and more books. Must admit that some of my most favorite things are the books I read. “Books become friends” is probably what I might call this blog … Read more
The Wyoming Sunrise series kicks off in February with Forged in Love TI was inspired to write The Wyoming Sunrise Series when I found out Wyoming was the first state (then a territory) in the Union to give women the right to vote. Wyoming. Doesn’t that seem odd? Then I found out it wasn’t just … Read more
Don’t you just love a book that has a fun pet in it? Entire series have been centered around pets, many of which are the heroes of the books. Cozy mysteries come to mind. There’s an entire sub-genre for animals and pets. Pets become sleuths and help their owners or human friends solve the mystery. … Read more
A couple years ago the hubs and girls and I were driving down the mountain – a back road with hairpin turns and you can’t go very fast – when my youngest daughter said, “Hey! I just saw a bear. Or a cat. It might have been a cat, but it looked like a bear.” … Read more