A new Brookfield series book is on it's way.

Many of my readers' have enjoyed The Brookfield Series, and I've gotten a lot of messages from readers wanting more. Keys To Her Heart was the last story I released. Since then, I've been so caught up in other series. Such as Carver Ranch, The Temp, and Gentleman's Club. 

I was recently asked to be a part of a Christmas boxed set. I'm not a big holiday romance reader, but then I thought why not. After I agreed to be in it, I then needed to create characters and a story. It was then I got a message from another reader, asking if there would be more Brookfield.

*ding*

Yes! Perfect. I can write a story that is written around the holiday season. Not too over the top Christmas, but also continue this great series.   I've always loved this series. It was my first step into being a self-published author. I feel like I have complete control over the series and can make the stories as crazy as I want, and I don't have to fit any certain guidelines.

The stories are on the sweeter, sensual edge. My mom can read this series. :) She won't touch my other stuff.

The new story is untitled at the moment, but will be featuring Bo who we met in Keys To Her Heart. Here is the unedited and rough blurb.

Trixie Turner is on the run from her childhood when she stumbles upon the small town of Brookfield, Wyoming. Surely no one will look for her here.

Bo Higgins, ex run away himself, has straightened his lift out and is currently in the police academy. When he meets Trixie, right away he can see the pain in her eyes. She’s got a secret. That should be a sign for him to avoid her, he’s got enough going on in his life.

The two are drawn to each other, feeling as though only the other one understands who they are.

But Trixie’s secret is exposed, will she find the strength to tell the truth? And can Bo look past the lies she’s had to tell?

I think this one is going to be a fun one to write and I'm hoping my readers' will enjoy it! Thank you to everyone who pushed me to continue this series. As I stated, it was never my intention to "stop" writing it. My writing just took me elsewhere temporarily.  - Lacey