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Note: I was a very young grandmother! Life is a zoo around here when they all come home. Three kids, fifteen grandchildren, two great grandchildren.
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They've also bought The Honky Tonk Series which will debut with I LOVE THIS BAR in June and will be followed by HELL, YEAH, MY GIVE A DAMN'S BUSTED, and HONKY TONK CHRISTMAS.įolks ask me where I get my ideas. Last year Sourcebooks bought the Lucky Series which is in the bookstores now.
Ten years later the list has grown to thirty nine.
But by then Avalon had bought a book and another, and another. Two years and six books later the line died with only four of those books seeing publication. In 1997 Kensington bought two books for their Precious Gems line. The story that emerged has never sold but it's brought in enough rejection slips to put the Redwood Forest on the endangered list. I had to stay up all night anyway and it was very quiet so I invested in a spiral back notebook and sharpened a few pencils. I got serious about writing when my third child was born and had her days and nights mixed up. If I can make you laugh until your sides ache or grab a tissue then I've touched your emotions and accomplished what every writer sets out to do. Romance is about emotions: love, hate, anger, laughter. But love is love and men and women have been falling in and out of it forever. Human nature hasn't changed a bit since Eve coveted the fruit in the Garden of Eden. I love writing romance because it's about emotions and relationships. Listening to the ocean waves puts my writing brain into high gear. In addition to reading I enjoy cooking, my family and the ocean. I will read anything from the back of the Cheerio's box to Faulkner and love every bit of it. Writing joined reading in my list of passions. As soon as my chubby little fingers found they could put words on a Big Chief tablet with a fat pencil, I was on my way. Reading has been a passion since I was five years old and figured out those were words on book pages. He's even willing to eat fast food and help with the laundry while I finish one more chapter! Life is good and I am blessed!
My husband, Charles, is my strongest supporter and my best friend. Along with bathroom scales they are notorious liars! Honestly, I am the mother of three fantastic grown children who've made me laugh and given me more story ideas than I could ever write. Can't trust those cameras or mirrors either.
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The camera added thirty plus years and a few wrinkles.
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Hi! I'm twenty five years old and movie star gorgeous. With Dee and Jack battling past hurts and fears, they try to reclaim their lifelong friendship and trust again, each secretly hoping they'll be more than just friends this time around. Then one hot summer day she appears, and he's determined not to let her hurt him or get away again. But there's a hole in his heart, and the only person who can fill it is Dee Hooper. He's content, selling picnic supplies and bait to the fishermen and campers. Jack was the computer geek in high school, and he's turned that knowledge into a lucrative business - one that allows him to continue to run the convenience store in town, which he loves. Seven years later, she's brought a broken heart back home to her dysfunctional family: Roxie, the grandmother, who runs the family with an attitude of steel Mimosa, the mother, who's been married so many times she's forgotten half of them Tally, the sister who's in the county jail for writing hot checks Bodine, Tally's daughter, who's been raised by Rosie just like Dee and Tally were and Jack, the boy next door who's always loved Dee. From the time they were less than a year old they'd been best friends, but then Dee eloped with a man from Pennsylvania. Dee Hooper and Jack Brewer grew up next door to each other in sleepy Buckhorn Corner, Oklahoma.
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