Humorous, Heartfelt, Spirit-filled Fiction. Review of Rules of Murder by Julianna Deering. Overdone, quite subtle overtones. Overall I found it to be a riveting novel, well-researched, with a mystery and writing voice perfectly suited for the time period. Review of Courageous by Dina L. From book 2, we met Rosalind of Ipsworth and Sir Randel Penigree who became the lead characters in this last book. I enjoyed the redemptive story for these two characters who find l.

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Where readers and romance authors meet. Welcome to Time for Love. The Pony Express in Stamps by Robyn Echols. The Pony Express in Stamps. Based on the advertisement for riders, Russell, Majors and Waddell understood this was a high-risk job. Still, it attracted 80 riders including fifteen year-old William Buffalo Bill Cody. This entry was posted on August 31, 2014, in Author Spotlight. Service Dogs by Lynda Cox.

All my thoughts on writing and the story of how I became a published Author. Saturday, July 11, 2015. So not that long ago I joined a fantastic group of women writers.

Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Book Plots and Quilt Blocks. I just finished my third novella in the Eastern Sierra Brides 1884 series. I think this was my all-time hardest story to write. It took me far longer to finish than I had hoped or anticipated. One reason was because life happens. But, the other reasons are far more subtle. They can probably best be described by comparing my writing to my quilting experiences.

Wednesday, May 28, 2014. Aurora Redress Now on Nook. The second book in the Aurora Series is now available on Nook. Once again, here is the cover blurb for Aurora Redress. Cy agrees that she needs to tr.

Friday, June 27, 2014. I have been on vacation for the better part of three weeks. No writing or blogging, only sight-seeing and picture-taking. I lost 200-400 images from my camera, but between my camera and cell phone I still saved 1,800 plus images to my computer. Not all are high quality, but enough are that I should have blog material for months to come. Locomotive in from the Ogden, Utah, Union Station. Old Caboose in front of Ogden Union Station.

Wheeler writing about history, historical fiction, and historical fantasy. No Peace with the Dawn. Is now available for pre-order on Amazon. Or add it on Goodreads. And through Barnes and Noble, Seagull Books, and many local book stores. Or add it on Goodreads. The Haunting of Springett Hall. Or from Barnes and Noble, Seagull Books, and many independent book stores. Remember to add it on Goodreads.

This blog has been a little neglected lately, but for good reason. Every once in a while, I sit down and try to remember all the awesome things my kids have said. Lately, my favorite has been from my five-year-old.