As far as Logan Herrington was concerned, civilization did not exist beyond the city limits of Boston. When Preston Herrington sent his heir-apparent south on a three-month assignment for Rally Driver magazine, Logan was sure his beloved uncle had gone mad. Reporting? In Arkansas? After years spent at the headquarters of the family's publishing empire, Logan greeted the assignment with disdain.
His attitude was obvious to Victoria Planchet from the moment she met him at the airport. How could her father be involved with the family of this blue-blooded Yankee? From his slate-blue eyes to his ramrod posture, Logan Herrington was the epitome of an arrogant Yank. Her father's plan for Tory to make Logan feel at home quickly escalated into a full-scale war between north and south.
The attraction was undeniable. But Logan's perception of southern women as gentle magnolia blossoms was challenged by Tory's every move. Smart, sexy, and rebellious, Tory Planchet was determined to show Logan Herrington a brand of southern hospitality he would never, ever forget.
Sally spends her days as a librarian working with library computers stuff and databases. Her “evil twins” are responsible for writing romantic comedies. Sally Falcon uses the contemporary setting and takes advantage of the places that she had lived around the country. Sarah Eagle goes back in time to Regency England. Ms. Eagle has been nominated for Best Regency Comedy by Romantic Times and by the Colorado Romance Writers. She also writes under the name Sarah Hawkes.
Her love of old movies (a TCM addict), travel and history have helped a great deal in creating her stories. Currently she’s exploring the world of mysteries and Steam Punk. She also contributes to the Novelist, Inc. writer’s group monthly newsletter. She has BS in Education from Bowling Green State University and an MLS from University of South Florida.