June Update: It's my 3rd year being an author!

 

Hi Dear Reader,

How are you doing? I hope your June is going great. I can’tbelieve that it is already the 12th.

My Big News!

June marks my third year anniversary of being an author. Iam going to be doing a drawing to give away 2 signed paperbacks of Fallingfor my Cowboy. To enter the drawing, answer the following question:

What has been your favorite book to read so far thisyear?

You can email me at alliebock@hotmail.com. 

The drawing is open until June 26th. Good luck!

Life News

The other weekend, the Minnesota Cutting Horse Associationheld their show at our county fairgrounds. Hubby and I took Baby Bock. It was alot of fun. She enjoyed the horses, cows, and tractors.

At the event, a herd of young, about a year old, cattle werebrought into a small arena. One at a time, the competitor would ride the horsein the arena. The rider would pick out the cow that might be the best match forthe horses. Then, the team would “cut” or move the cow away from the herd. Now,cows are herd animals and always want to be with the rest of its friends. Thisis when the exciting part would start. The cow would duck and dive to try toget passed the horse. The horse would match the cows moves. The horse leapedforward, slid to a stop, spin around on its hindquarters, and stare down thecow. The competitor would sit against the back of the saddle, letting the horsework. They were done if the buzzer sounded, if the cow got around the horse tothe herd, or if the cow stopped. It was fun to watch the riders that were intuned with their horses. I might have to one of my characters be into showinghorses. 😉

Writing update:

I am almost done with My Cowboy of Convenience. I have a fewmore edits and then to run it through a grammar checker. It has been so fun toshare the journey with you and I appreciate all the feedback. Don’t worry. I’llstill keep posting chapters on my Substack.

Book Recommendations

Come over to my Substack and see what I recommend this week! 
That's all I have for today.
Hugs, Allie