Caroline Fyffe's Blog
February 27, 2012
My NEW Western Historical, SOURDOUGH CREEK is now available!!! Come meet Sam and Cassie as they make their way from Broken Branch, through the untamed wilderness of Nevada, to the gold filled streams of California. Discover, along with them, a love that is more precious than gold…
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October 18, 2011
In celebration of the release of TEXAS TWILIGHT, my third western historical romance, and the sequel to MONTANA DAWN, I’m giving away books! A copy of WHERE THE WIND BLOWS, MONTANA DAWN and TEXAS TWILIGHT!
Come on over to my BLOG to sign up for three chances to win!!http://carolinefyffeauthor.blogspot.com/
TEXAS TWILIGHT – Book Two in The McCutcheon Family Series
Fresh out of medical school, John McCutcheon finds his stagecoach under attack by brutal outlaws. With the help of a feisty acquaintance, Lily Anthony, he manages to fend off the assault. Lily is attracted to the charming cowboy-doctor, with his chiseled good looks and teasing ways, then heartbroken to learn he’s engaged to be married.
“I laughed. I cried. I didn’t want Texas Twilight to end.”
– Theresa Ragan, author of Return of the Rose
Once settled in Rio Wells, Texas, John tries to ignore the fact that his cousin has taken a shine to Lily. When a bounty hunter shows up looking for a priceless jewel that Lily finds stashed away in her aunt’s belongings, Lily fears her dreams of owning her own shop--and of finding true love--are about to go up in flames—or, could that just be the glow of a beautiful Texas Twilight?
Come on over to my BLOG to sign up for three chances to win!!http://carolinefyffeauthor.blogspot.com/
TEXAS TWILIGHT – Book Two in The McCutcheon Family Series
Fresh out of medical school, John McCutcheon finds his stagecoach under attack by brutal outlaws. With the help of a feisty acquaintance, Lily Anthony, he manages to fend off the assault. Lily is attracted to the charming cowboy-doctor, with his chiseled good looks and teasing ways, then heartbroken to learn he’s engaged to be married.
“I laughed. I cried. I didn’t want Texas Twilight to end.”
– Theresa Ragan, author of Return of the Rose
Once settled in Rio Wells, Texas, John tries to ignore the fact that his cousin has taken a shine to Lily. When a bounty hunter shows up looking for a priceless jewel that Lily finds stashed away in her aunt’s belongings, Lily fears her dreams of owning her own shop--and of finding true love--are about to go up in flames—or, could that just be the glow of a beautiful Texas Twilight?
January 17, 2011
The day after my birthday I received fantastic news--MONTANA DAWN has been chosen by readers as 2010’s Best Western Historical! Thank you to everyone who voted and also the Love Western Romances Web Site who hosts the contest at the end of every year! I’m honored and thrilled to be this year’s winner considering the great books that were entered.
November 4, 2010
“In the tradition of classic Americana romances Fyffe crafts a touching and heartwarming western set against the backdrop of a cattle drive. Fyffe has found her place alongside Lisa Cooke, Linda Lael Miller and Catherine Anderson.” ~~RT Book Reviews
“Montana Dawn has everything. Readers will taste the dust, smell the gunpowder and feel the passion. ~~Nationally Acclaimed Author Cheryl St.John
“Montana Dawn is not a soft, fluffy, romance. It’s a story of real people, hard times and harder choices. I enjoyed every minute of the book and that’s about as good as a book can get!” ~~Philosophy of Romance
“I have been waiting for this book since I read Where the Wind Blows. I was not disappointed. I stayed up until 5 a.m. to finish it. I loved the different characters and the way that they developed. Her books are just well written love stories featuring individuals with integrity no matter how questionable. Can't wait to tell my friends about it!” ~~Jennifer Armento
“Caroline Fyffe's second late nineteenth century Great Plains Americana romance (see Where the Wind Blows) is a superb tale that grips the audience the moment that Luke investigates the scream and never slows down for even a paragraph.” ~~Harriet Klausner
“An excellent read. The author paints vivid pictures--from the smells, sights and sounds of the cattle drive to the heartbreaking decisions Faith feels forced to make. Well-developed supporting characters have their own distinct personalities throughout this story of love, trust and heartbreak. The gentle romance that develops between the main characters was skillfully unfolded, and the reader can’t help but fall in love with Faith and Luke as they fall in love with one another.” ~~ Love Western Romances
“This second book from Golden Heart Award-winning author Caroline Fyffe is a wonderful read. Like her acclaimed first novel, Where the Wind Blows, Montana Dawn is a sweet yet surprising love-and-adventure story with characters you believe in and care about. I loved how one of the book's mysteries--the origins of the half-Indian hero--is resolved when Luke's mother bares her soul. Just too good! Bottom line: You needn't be a romance-genre fan to cherish this fast-paced, well-told, *highly* satisfying story.” ~~J.F. Meyer, Horse & Rider Magazine
“Montana Dawn has everything. Readers will taste the dust, smell the gunpowder and feel the passion. ~~Nationally Acclaimed Author Cheryl St.John
“Montana Dawn is not a soft, fluffy, romance. It’s a story of real people, hard times and harder choices. I enjoyed every minute of the book and that’s about as good as a book can get!” ~~Philosophy of Romance
“I have been waiting for this book since I read Where the Wind Blows. I was not disappointed. I stayed up until 5 a.m. to finish it. I loved the different characters and the way that they developed. Her books are just well written love stories featuring individuals with integrity no matter how questionable. Can't wait to tell my friends about it!” ~~Jennifer Armento
“Caroline Fyffe's second late nineteenth century Great Plains Americana romance (see Where the Wind Blows) is a superb tale that grips the audience the moment that Luke investigates the scream and never slows down for even a paragraph.” ~~Harriet Klausner
“An excellent read. The author paints vivid pictures--from the smells, sights and sounds of the cattle drive to the heartbreaking decisions Faith feels forced to make. Well-developed supporting characters have their own distinct personalities throughout this story of love, trust and heartbreak. The gentle romance that develops between the main characters was skillfully unfolded, and the reader can’t help but fall in love with Faith and Luke as they fall in love with one another.” ~~ Love Western Romances
“This second book from Golden Heart Award-winning author Caroline Fyffe is a wonderful read. Like her acclaimed first novel, Where the Wind Blows, Montana Dawn is a sweet yet surprising love-and-adventure story with characters you believe in and care about. I loved how one of the book's mysteries--the origins of the half-Indian hero--is resolved when Luke's mother bares her soul. Just too good! Bottom line: You needn't be a romance-genre fan to cherish this fast-paced, well-told, *highly* satisfying story.” ~~J.F. Meyer, Horse & Rider Magazine
January 24, 2010
Where the Wind Blows
by Caroline Fyffe
Here is a debut novel not to miss. If you are a western fan, this will make you shout for joy that someone has gotten it so right. If not, you will still find a solid first novel with action and a sense of historical reality. I will put Where the Wind Blows on my keeper shelf and revisit it from time to time, knowing that I did not discover all the gems in it the first time around.
Fyffe portrays a picture of the west that shows it as a good life but one requiring sacrifice and hard work. She paints the picture of the beauty and the intangibles that pulled people to those isolated spots. Yet she captures the people who made up the West and who built things from scratch. She gives them depth allowing the reader to get to know them. And she makes it all seem real.
Where the Wind Blows is a delightful story rich in the essence of the West. The romance is sharp and engaging. There is a lot to this story and once read, it will invite the reader to visit over and over again.
--Shirley Lyons / The Romance Reader
by Caroline Fyffe
Here is a debut novel not to miss. If you are a western fan, this will make you shout for joy that someone has gotten it so right. If not, you will still find a solid first novel with action and a sense of historical reality. I will put Where the Wind Blows on my keeper shelf and revisit it from time to time, knowing that I did not discover all the gems in it the first time around.
Fyffe portrays a picture of the west that shows it as a good life but one requiring sacrifice and hard work. She paints the picture of the beauty and the intangibles that pulled people to those isolated spots. Yet she captures the people who made up the West and who built things from scratch. She gives them depth allowing the reader to get to know them. And she makes it all seem real.
Where the Wind Blows is a delightful story rich in the essence of the West. The romance is sharp and engaging. There is a lot to this story and once read, it will invite the reader to visit over and over again.
--Shirley Lyons / The Romance Reader
