Good morning!
Continuing our summer travel...
All my best!
~ Angela
Friday, August 21, 2026
Thursday, August 20, 2026
WRITING MY WAY - Part 2 Balancing Home Life with Writing
Good morning!
Another hot day in the Ozasrks. I am so over the heat. However, the heat does give me a good reason to park my hiney in the office and get real work done.
Last week I talked about finding your best writing time. I suggested Sarra Cannon's videos to help in your search. I mentioned that my best 'novel' writing time is from about 4-6 p.m. So, what do I do the rest of the day?
I can manage writing shorter pieces, like this blog post, during the day when my 1950s housewife brain is focused on taking care of my home and family. I can write a blog post or outline a short story then get up and work a load of laundry, set the robot sweeper to run, prep dinner; you know, the general household duties. Since Bob retired that might also include a game of Triple Yahtzee or a card game. I'll explain why that task is important in a future post.
This is also a great time for the administrative side of my business such as posting to social media, buzzing through the email, or other tasks involved in running a successful writing business. Maybe I need to write a blurb, order a cover, line up beta and ARC readers. Am I successful? Not even close. Another topic we'll dive in to another time. But I'm learning as I go.
Sarra's Publish & Thrive course was an eye-opener and to be honest, scared the crumbs out of me. I have so much to learn about this business and I hate the fact this is one more facet of my life other entities feel the need to get their claws in.
The key is in KNOWING your best writing time for whatever you need to do. Writing also includes the business tasks, not just writing the book but the entire profession you have chosen.
So how do we balance our writing business with our personal life? Sarra has some great tips in the video below.
Next week, I'll talk about deciding what is most important to me, and figuring out yours.
All my best!
~ Angela
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
REVIEW WEDNESDAY - Where Hearts Heal
Good morning, friends!
Looks like we might have gotten a spot of rain overnight and I do mean 'spot'. The map shows the rain passed through but not a bit of dampness on the concrete. I'll have to water the garden this morning.
This week, I inadvertently picked up another novella by Kathleen Ball. I do love her stories. I think she's becoming another favorite author.
BLURB:
Sold to settle a debt… she never chose this life.
When Willa Portman is taken to a saloon as payment for a debt she didn’t create, fear becomes her constant companion. Alone and desperate on the Texas frontier, her future seems sealed—until one man steps in and changes everything.
Justin O'Connor is a rugged cowboy determined to build a life in the growing settlement of Everheart Ridge. He never intended to interfere, but when he sees a frightened young woman being forced into a life she doesn’t deserve, he can’t walk away. In a land where survival is never guaranteed, doing the right thing may cost him everything.
Brought to Everheart Ridge, Willa is given something she hasn’t known in far too long—safety. As the small western town struggles to take root, she finds herself drawn into a world of hard work, quiet kindness, and the possibility of a new beginning.
But healing takes time… and trusting a man—no matter how gentle—may be the greatest risk of all.
In this sweet historical
western romance, love grows where it’s least expected, and two wounded hearts
must learn that second chances are worth fighting for.
Kathleen Ball knows how to not just tell you a story, but put you there.
Justin is a remarkeable human being. Atrue gentleman. Personally, I thought the author gave him too much patience with Corrine. So did Willa, for that matter. I'm pretty sure that Miss Priss would have been subjected to a bit of water just to see if she'd melt into the background. Even when presented with the facts she would never be head of Justin's household, she still kept living in her dream world.
Willa came from a hard life. She was good at finding metals in the tunnels but she was a quick study in manners and propriety in Justin's home. That said, my only issue with this story was how she seemed to change from the Willa that Jusin and Tessa kept telling her to 'just be yourself' to sounding like she wasn't much below Miss Priss with a more refined speech. This gave me the impression of she grew up overnight. I know the author wanted us to understand that Willa was the perfect mate for Justin, I just felt as if the mannerisms were a bit rushed. I would liked to have seen that come in a bit earlier in the story or possibly an epilogue - A year later when Justin and/ or Tessa remark how much she's changed since becoming the lady of the house.
Of all my favorite parts of the story, I'm in love with Mr. Ornery. I'm not giving anything away, but you'll see.
I'm giving Where Hearts Heal...
.8
Remember to check out the links to Kathleen Ball's pages:
All my best!
~ Angela
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT - Kathleen Ball
Good morning, friends!
We have another returning author this week.
When I'm looking for books, I seldom pay attention to the author. If the book fits the parameters, I put it in my Kindle and off we go. So was the case with Kathleen Ball this week.
Let's learn more about Kathleen Ball.
USA Today Best-Selling Author of Heartfelt Western Romance
Kathleen Ball is a celebrated USA Today Best-Selling Author and Amazon Kindle All-Star, renowned for her deeply emotional and unforgettable storytelling. With a unique talent for weaving tales that capture the rugged beauty of the West and the enduring strength of the human spirit, Kathleen has become a beloved name in both Historical and Contemporary Western Romance.
Her novels transport readers to a time of simplicity, courage, and unwavering values, where love triumphs over adversity and faith carries characters through their darkest hours. Each book delivers a heart-stirring journey that will make you laugh, cry, and ultimately rejoice as love conquers all.
Whether set on a sun-drenched ranch or amidst the untamed frontier, Kathleen’s stories are rich with vivid imagery, compelling characters, and the hope of a happy ending. Her heartfelt narratives resonate with readers who cherish tales of redemption, second chances, and unbreakable bonds.
When you pick up a Kathleen Ball novel, prepare for a page-turning experience that will leave you inspired and longing for more. Explore her works today and discover why she is one of the most celebrated voices in Western Romance.
Her website lists seventy-nine books to her credit. Tomorrow, I'll be sharing one of the stories from her three-book box set - Mail Order Brides of Pine Crossing. In the mean time, click on any of the links below to learn more about this week's author.
Monday, August 17, 2026
Friday, August 14, 2026
Thursday, August 13, 2026
WRITING MY WAY - Part 1
Good morning, friends!
I'm trying to get back into sharing my process. In return, I'd love to hear yours in the comments.
I've always been a writer. When I first wrote An Ozarks Christmas, (almost 30 years ago), I raised our daughter, had an in-home daycare, was a leader to multiple Girl Scout troups, and managed our home. After closing the daycare I worked at our local Girl Scout council, helping to design the Talking With TJ (an anti-violence educational program) for National. For a side-hustle, I would enter up to one hundred categories in each of five county fairs. I also led a weekly writing group on AOL called The Writer's Zone. I networked with some amazing and talented authors. I kept busy. Maybe that's why I needed all of those years to write Book 1 in the Planned to Perfection series.
After we moved to south east Missouri, I found a yahoo group using writing sprints as our medium. The core group of six, met every day. I did okay with the on again, off again, sprint times as I was reworking the then titled Ozarks Angel. Then I found Sara Cannon and my whole writing process changed.
Through her series about the Pomodoro method and how to find your best writing time was a lightbulb moment for me. Here are links to the 5-part series in order.
DAY 3 - Night Owl Sprints with Sarra
The idea is to take each day's challenge. By the end of Day 5 you should have a feel of when the words flow best for you.
Prior to taking Sarra's challenge, I dedicated an entire day to sprint with my group. What I discovered is that for long pieces, such as my novel, the word counts escalated after about 4 p.m. My word counts were much higher in the time frame of between 4-6 p.m I've sinced backed that up to begin writing around 3 p.m. That gives me a chance to settle in and the word count climbs from there.
So why, is this time frame best for me? We'll talk about that more next week. In the mean time, I suggest you check out Sarra's challenge. The workbook is available in her Google Docs. Signing up for her newsletter will give you access to everything including the workbook and so much more.
Until next week..
All my best!
~ Angela
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
REVIEW WEDNESDAY - The Cowboy's Second Chance
Good morning!
Another hot day in the Ozarks. May I reinterate, I'm so ready for fall.
This week's novella is The Cowboy's Second chance. The title caught my attention immediately because 'second chance' stories are my favorite to read and what I write.
BLURB:
Will the billionaire
philanthropist get a second chance to win the lady of his heart?
He's a billionaire that's supposed to be dead.
She's the woman who chose his best friend over him.
They've forged a strong online friendship over two decades as she's raised her eight kids alone, and he kept the promise he made to her husband.
She doesn't know who he
really is - the entire town of Sweet Water attended his memorial service.
When they finally meet, will the friendship they've forged be strong enough to weather the deception and the explosive secrets he's hiding?
I was not a fan of the blurb. Did you notice we aren't introduced to the characters by name? The blurb reads more like a 'will they - won't they' than using basic etiquette to introduce us. I do get this from the point of we don't have the hero's actual name in the beginning... just Oilman. That lends an air of mystery. However, this isn't a mystery. It's a small-town, sweet, contemporary romance between a couple in their possibly mid-to-late fifties forging a path to their forever.
I loved how the couple find their way back to one another. After twenty years of emails, they know one another pretty well, though Oilman knows a lot more about the younger version of Bonnie than he can let on.
There are other books in this series - the Sweet Water Ranch Western Cowboy Romance- and I hope one will bring Bonnie's errant son back to the fold. I get the feeling he was young when her husband past and being angry is a valid feeling for someone young who's lost a parent.
You'll find out more about Jessie Gussman and her books by following any of the links below. For a direct link to this story, you'll find that below the cover.
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I'm giving The Cowboy's Second Chance...
All my best!
~ Angela
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT - Jessie Gussman
Good morning, friends!
Hot weather has returned to the Ozarks. I'm so over the heat. I'm not very productive, even with the AC unless I can crank the temp down to just above frigid. What about you?
This week's author is Jessie Gussman. If the name seems familiar, it is. I featured her back in June.
Jessie is a farm girl. I invite you to check out all of her links below, but especially her YouTube link.
Here's more about Jessie Gussman:
USA Today best-selling
author Jessie Gussman writes sweet and inspirational romance from her farm in
central Virginia. Having attended, but never graduating from the school of hard
knocks, Jessie uses real life on the farm to inspire her cowboy, rural and
blue-collar fiction.
When she’s not chasing kids, cows and the occasional roll-away haybale, Jessie enjoys wading in Naked Creek and not cleaning her house. Most of the time her main goal is to keep from catching herself on fire…again.
If you enjoy fun stories
with vivid characters showcasing strong families with a ribbon of faith tying
everything together, you might enjoy Jessie’s books.
As an additon, check out her voice actor.
Listen to Jay Dyess perform Jessie's books - for FREE - on YouTube HERE: https://www.youtube.com/SaywithJay
Subscribe to her newsletter and find out why readers say, "I eagerly look forward to Tuesday mornings" and "Jessie's newsletter is the only author newsletter that I read every word." https://dl.bookfunnel.com/97elto4gwl
You'll find out more about Jessie by clicking any of the links below.
WEBSITE FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM YOUTUBE
I'll be back tomorrow with a review of The Cowboy's Second Chance.
All my best!
~ Angela
Monday, August 10, 2026
THOUGHTFUL MONDAY
Good morning, friends!
You'll see a 'friend' theme in this month's posts.
All my best!
~ Angela
Friday, August 7, 2026
FRIDAY PHOTO
Good morning, friends!
As we roll towards fall, I thought we still needed a bit of summer inspiration.
Courtesy of Pixabay
All my best!
~ Angela
Thursday, August 6, 2026
CONFERENCE INFORMATION- Ozark Creative Writers aka OCW
Good morning, friends!
This year marks the 60th consecutive year (except for that one year where no one went any where).
You get A LOT for your money at this intimate, multi-genre conference. Aside from great keynote speakers, breakout sessions, you get the opportunity to network with talented authors like yourself. Everyone is friendly and welcoming. That's just some of the reasons I will be marking my 30th year.
For the price of your registration fee, you also have the opportunity to enter a myriad of contests - all with cash prices for First, Second, and Third Place. To enter those, you must register before the end of this month. You'll find that list HERE.
Aside from everything else, there is fabulous food provided by Best Western Inn of the Ozarks staff. There is a historic restaurant connected to the hotel. Myrtie May's is featured in all of my Eureak Springs series.
Bring the family and let them do some shopping, enjoy the last visages of summer in the pool or the enclosed hot tub. There is also an outdoor game pagoda with lots of classic 'yard' games and a pool table.
The conference hotel, Best Western Inn of the Ozarks rooms fill up fast. Even though there is a block of rooms for the conference, rooms fill up fast. However, there are several lovely hotels in town as well as possible AB&B on rental cottages.
Eureka Springs is a quaint Victorian community with lots of history such as the Crescent Hotel and the Basin Park Hotel.
I hope to see you there!
All my best!
~Angela
Wednesday, August 5, 2026
REVIEW WEDNESDAY - Her Hidden Falls Bronc Riding Cowboy
Good morning, friends!
If you like stubborn cowboys or a story with a bit of glitz then you're going to love HER HIDDEN FALLS BRONC RIDING COWBOY.
BLURB:
A small town cowboy. A
Billionaire. And the woman who has to choose between them.
Beau Hardman, bronc rider and proud owner of the Hardman Ranch, doesn’t need a woman to make his life complete. Sure, it’s nice for his brothers to settle down and find love but he’s always been the lone cowboy and been just fine with it. Too bad his brother’s best friend is putting the moves on his best friend. Pfft. Beau could care less about the rich billionaire and all of the flowers he’s buying Star. Did you hear that? He doesn’t care a bit.
Star Haven has always been content in Hidden Falls. Content, running the family Inn she was instrumental in restoring. Content, dating here and there and enjoying her small town. Until Richard Chavez shows up and invites her to a ball at his estate. A ball he plans to send a helicopter to pick her up for.
When Beau discovers Star's thinking of leaving Hidden Falls--for good, he has to come clean about his feelings….or is it too late?
Will Beau and Star be able to dig through complicated pain of the past and make a happily ever after together? Or will Beau be left in the dust by the rich billionaire and his helicopter?
I wasn't completely sold on this story at first. The conversation between Star and Charlotte left my mind a bit jumbled as to who the others they mentioned fit in. Then things began to click.
A true friends-to-lovers romance between Beau and Star. Star is more down-to-earth and settled running the Inn she inherited after her parents were killed whereas Beau is still a big kid at heart chasing his dream of winning the PRCA bronc riding trophy. He also lost his parents so seeing the juxtaposition of how he and Star each handle their grief is presented in such a way that we actual see how their lives were shaped differently by their individual loss.
Enter Richard Chavez, the billionaire who wants Star. Not in a 'I'm rich I get what I want kind of way' but truly humbled by seeing the differences between past women in his life and what he could have with Star. I may need to see if he gets his own book as this would have been a great way to kick off another series.
Her Hidden Falls Bronc Riding Cowboy is Book 4 in a 6-book series. I think they are all worth a read. You will find them by following the link to Taylor Hart's Amazon Page, as well a long list of other books with promise from this USA Today Bestselling Author.
I did see one small slip in a scene between Beau and one of his brothers but I'll see if you can spot it. Definitly not worth knocking points off.
I'm giving, HER HIDDEN FALLS BRONC RIDING COWBOY ...
All my best!
~ Angela
Tuesday, August 4, 2026
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT - Taylor Hart
Good morning, readers!
We'll be reading some summer romances this month.
This week, we're getting to know, Taylor Hart.
The sticker in the corner of her hedshot speaks volumes but let's check in with her.
BIO:
★ USA TODAY BESTSELLER, AMAZON BESTSELLING
AUTHOR, and TOP KINDLE ALL STAR! ★
Taylor Hart writes inspirational and Christian romance and is a best-selling author of over eighty-five books with fans in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and all over the world.
I wanted to tell something meaningful about myself, but let's start with the important stuff--I love swoon-worthy heroes. The kind of heroes that are strong and would take a bullet for you, but also want to open your door and listen to you pour out your heart.
What else? I grew up moving. If you’ve read my books, you won’t be surprised by this. I have a lot of moving themes through my books centered around characters experiencing pain from someone moving.
It was hard. But, I believe there’s always a seed of good that comes out of everything hard, so I think the best thing that came from it was that I learned to love books.
And I had to learn a lot of mad skills on friend making. It gave me a love of people…good people, compassionate people. Interesting people of all kinds.
What else about me? I am a mother and wife! I have four amazing boys that are like little ninjas running around. I love them so much and I’m so grateful for my amazing husband who doesn’t get intimidated by all the billionaire men in my life.
I have a fierce love of my Savior, Jesus Christ. I am so grateful for Him and for the healing and forgiveness I’ve gotten to experience in my life. This is a theme in many of my books.
I love being an American. I am so proud of the men and women that support and preserve our freedom. This is another theme you will find in my books.
I am so grateful for my fans and for the support and love you all show me! Don’t stop reading!
That's quite a bio but I wanted Taylor to speak for herself, from the heart. I'm looking forward to reading one of her eighty-plus books.
You'll find more about Taylor Hart by following any of the links below.
I'll be back tomorrow for my review of Her Hidden Falls Bronc Riding Cowboy
All my best!
~Angela
Monday, August 3, 2026
Friday, July 31, 2026
FRIDAY PHOTO
Good morning, friends!
Closing out a very hot month. Who is ready for fall?
courtesy of josealbafotos-suitcase-1412996_640 on pixabay
All my best!
~ Angela
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
REVIEW WEDNESDAY - Christmas Cafe Complications
Good morning, friends!
One last Christmas story for July. Where has this month gone? I've already chosen our end-of-summer reads for August.
BLURB:
This small-town Christmas romance is full of festive surprises and unexpected moments of joy! When Amanda, the determined owner of a cafe in the struggling town of Snow Falls, discovers her long-time rival Eric is closing down his bookstore, she is determined to revive the town’s charm with a big Christmas festival fundraiser.
Despite their initial reluctance, Amanda and Eric are forced to co-organize the event. As Amanda and Eric clash over festival plans, their walls come down, and they realize they share a common goal.
In a world that can be
tough and unpredictable, this sweet romance will remind you of the power of
love and leave you with a heart full of hope.
There was a lead-in to the blurb throwing in extra keywords and if you read similar authors then you will love this book.
The cover really set the scene and I loved the small town feel.
First off, when I read a blurb I don't want to know anything except what about this particular story makes me want to keep reading. What I've shared above is what I want to know. Who the characters are, their conflicts and a hint at how they might make their story work.
While the author does create a beautiful, wintery Christmas setting, there are a couple of problems. The point of view mixes and mingles in very little fashion, often times even throwing in an omniscent point of view. For a story to flow smoothly, a reader doesn't want to be jarred around. You can have multiple points of view (though I don't recommend omniscent being one of them) but the transition from one character to the next should not leave me wondering what character I'm supposed to be in. The author started out fine but the further I got into the story, the more I had the feeling of being told a story, not pulled in to be a part of it.
The mayor's character really irritated me. While I'm sure she is under great pressure to save the flailing town of Snowfall, that did not give her the right to be nasty to Amanda. I got the impression she was modeled after the mayor in The Good Witch, though that character was hauty, not mean. Couple that with Eric throwing Amanda to the wolf to take the heat for weather none of them had any control over just rubbed me the wrong way.
Christmas Cafe Complications is Book 2 of a 17-book collaboration.
I'm giving Christmas Cafe Complilcations...
.8
All my best!
~ Angela
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT - Cassidy Berg
Good morning, friends!
Popping in a bit late this morning as I'm traveling. I finally had a room I could get cold enough to sleep well so I slept in. Do you like a cold room when you sleep, or do you prefer a more 'normal' temperature? I'd love to know.
This week we are getting to know Cassidy Berg.
No, you aren't seeing things nor did I input the wrong picture. While I did find one thumbnail of Cassidy, the photo was too small to post. Instead, she uses one of her book covers as her 'headshot'. Great marketing, if you ask me. We'll get to Book 2 in a 17-book series tomorrow. In the mean time, here's a bit about Cassidy Berg.
BIO:
Cassidy Berg is a captivating, sweet romance author who weaves heartwarming tales of love, Christmas magic, and the sweetness of life. Her passion for all things Christmas and candy is evident in every page of her enchanting novels, making her a beloved figure in the world of wholesome romance fiction.
Cassidy's writing is
infused with the enchantment of Christmas. She believes in the power of the
holiday season to mend hearts, rekindle lost love, and create new beginnings.
Whether it's a cozy small-town Christmas setting or a bustling cityscape adorned
with twinkling lights, Cassidy's stories transport readers to worlds where the
magic of the season reigns supreme.
I'm already loving her style. You'll find more about this week's author by clicking any of the links below.
I'll be back tomorrow with a review of Christmas Cafe Complications.
All my best!
~ Angela
Monday, July 27, 2026
THOUGHTFUL MONDAY
Good morning!
I was really out of touch last week. I spent over four hours trying to get into my email that I've not had full access to for over a month. That whole fiasco kind of took over my scheduling time on Sunday. I'm back on track. I hope things are going well for you.
All my best!
~ Angela
Friday, July 24, 2026
FRIDAY PHOTO
Good morning, friends!
After two grueling weeks back to back, I'm taking a little breather this week. You can put in the hours for this business, but breaks to breathe and regroup are also necessary. Maybe with someone you love.
courtesy of summerstock-par-1694334_640 - pixabay
All my best!
~ Angela
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
REVIEW WEDNESDAY - The Mistletoe Puppy
Good morning!
There's nothing like a good Christmas story to make a 101* day seem less miserable. We didn't stay that high very long and I spent most of the day watching storm trackers as tornado warnings were all around my daughter in Kentucky. Everyone is safe thanks to trackers like Chris Hall, Jordan Hall, and Ryan Hall (though not related, as far as I know)
BLURB:
Two wounded people, no longer able to risk love, plus one little girl and her puppy. Can she bring them together in time for Christmas?
Kate Larssen lives in Mistletoe Falls, a small, charming town in northern Minnesota, and runs a no-kill animal rescue, a cause dear to her warm and loving heart. After too many romantic disappointments, she has far more important things to focus on: The abandoned and abused animals she wants to save. And the return of an angry ex-con she helped send to prison.
Deputy Brad Bailey recently left big city life and moved to Mistletoe Falls with his six-year-old daughter. His wife died just before Christmas last year, and his only goal is to raise his grieving six-year-old daughter and help her heal. While on duty, he brings a stray dog and her puppies to the animal shelter, and meets Kate, the pretty manager. He hopes taking Janie to visit the puppies will lift her spirits, though soon realizes his mistake when she begs to adopt them all. Kate tries to help fill the void in Janie's life, though she's determined to keep things on a friendship-only basis.
When Kate's house is set
on fire, Brad desperately tried to track down the arsonist before anything
terrible happens to her. And suddenly, a friendship teeters on something
more...
I found The Mistletoe Puppy to be a great read. Roxanne Rustand knows how to build the base of a sugar cookie, adding sprinkles of information when they are needed most. An example in this story is how we learn about Brad and Janie's story out when we need to know something specific about their pain and heartache. Kids may be resilient but nothing prepares them at any age for the loss of a parent. Even as adults we can't always comprehend why something had to happen.
The setting for this family coming together is perfect. Bright colorful lights or the softer white lights all tell the story. Add fairytales from a little girl's perspective, a Princess puppy, and two people finding their way after relationship problems and you have the perfect sweet romance. But no romance is complete without stumbles along the way. A Hollywood actor once said "If the apple is on the table, there is a reason the apple is there." In this case, the 'apple' was represented in the carvings throughout Kate's home. Not only were they a sign of protection, but of the evil that lurks in her kingdom, and that a knight in shining armor (or badge) will protect her.
Roxanne Rustand brought all the elements of a true fairytale together to form a heartwarming read in the confines of one hundred pages. That, my readers, is pure talent.
The Mistletoe Puppy is Book 1 in a four-book series. I'm linking all of the books below, and when I take a break in December, I plan to curl up on the sofa enjoying the Christmas lights and reading every one.
I'm giving, The Mistletoe Puppy...
All my best!
~ Angela
Tuesday, July 21, 2026
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT - Roxanne Rustand
Good afternoon.
With storms the past couple of days, and again today, I've lost track of time.
I've read Roxanne's books from her early publishing days. Here's a bit about her:
Roxanne is the USA Today Bestselling, award-winning author of forty romantic suspense, mystery, and heart-warming, emotional relationship novels in the clean & wholesome and inspirational romance genres.
She got her first horse at the tender age of six, and grew up riding bareback with wild abandon throughout her small Minnesota town year around. It was like giving a child car keys! She has never been without a horse since. She showed horses for many years, and later, she and her husband raised quarter horses and thoroughbreds until their kids came along.
She's living her
childhood dream, living on an acreage in the country with her husband, three
horses (all elderly pasture ornaments now), a golden retriever rescue, and six
fluffy barn cats--a much smaller menagerie than when their three kids were
still at home. Ranches, animals, and small-town life frequently find their way
into her books.
While you're waiting for tomorrow's review of The Mistletoe Puppy, please check out the links below:
All my best!
~Angela
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