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July 17, 2019
Karen Barnett Will Visit on Friday!
Woo-Hoo! Miss Karen Barnett is set to visit on Friday, July 19, 2019! She has written a fun contemporary book set in the Yellowstone National Park and wants to tell us about it along with a lot of other interesting stuff about the people who worked there in the 1930s. What do you know about […]
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July 16, 2019
Grass Valley Cowboys
A few weeks ago, I was working on promotional plans for my books for the summer. As I browsed through my books, a little niggling thought kept popping up… one that said it was time for more book cover makeovers. Every once in a while, I’ll give a book cover a new look. It’s fun […]
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Billy the Kid…the Five Million Dollar Man
I subscribe to a magazine called True West. It’s free online. https://truewestmagazine.com/ And it comes into my inbox and has some of the most interesting stories in it. A recent one was about the picture of Billy the Kid. They call it The Tintype. And they know it’s him because he had it in his […]
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July 15, 2019
The Ghosts of Old Tascosa
I hope you’re doing some fun things this summer. A few weeks ago, I drove thirty miles from where I live to what used to be only one of three towns in the entire Texas Panhandle. Tascosa used to be a thriving, but very dangerous, town that at its peak boasted 350 people. It […]
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July 14, 2019
STAND WATIE–A MOST UNCOMMON MAN by CHERYL PIERSON
I am fascinated by Cherokee leader Stand Watie. I’ve used him as a character in many of my stories. I think the reason I can’t seem to get enough of him is because of his remarkable life and accomplishments. Here’s a little bit about Stand Watie and what he did–and then I’ll tell you […]
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Big Summer Giveaway #2 – Winner!
The winner of Big Summer Giveaway #2 is . . . Pearl Elliot Congratulations, Pearl! Expect a box of road trip goodies from Amazon this week. Each of the Fillies will be sending your prize books (audio/print/e-book) to you individually, so it will be raining books for a while at your house. Be […]
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Kimberley Woodhouse Has Winners!
Thank you so much for visiting, Miss Kimberley. It was such fun talking about historical people and places! I know all you lovely readers are waiting for the drawing…… Three commenters will receive an autographed copy of The Express Bride!! I’m so excited. Without further ado, here are the winners…………… LISAMARIE WHITING PHYLLIS WALDREP […]
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July 12, 2019
The Last Day For The Cowboy Road Trip Giveaway!
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY FOR OUR COWBOY ROAD TRIP GIVEAWAY! IF YOU HAVEN’T ENTERED, NOW IS THE TIME! The Horse is loaded and the truck is gassed up. Click on the image to take you to the page!
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July 11, 2019
DAUGHTERS OF THE MAYFLOWER SERIES by KIMBERLEY WOODHOUSE
When Barbour asked me to anchor the Daughters of the Mayflower series and to write several books for the series, I was thrilled. And completely fascinated with the idea of following a family line through US history from the Mayflower all the way through WWII. What I didn’t realize was what the research […]
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Pam’s Winner Is . . .
Tonya Lucas! I’ll email you so you can receive an ebook copy of my new contemporary western romance! Thanks, everyone, for stopping by and chatting with me. We love you all!
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