The Coffee Girl
By Shanna Hatfield
The Coffee Girl - Nearing her thirtieth birthday, Brenna Smith isn’t sure how much more
off-track her life could be. She certainly never pictured herself living
at home with her parents, working in a job she dislikes for a loathsome
boss. The only bright spot in her mundane existence is the cute guy she
runs into every morning as she stops for coffee.
Brock McCrae has worked hard to be able to manage his own construction
company. Handsome, successful and full of life, he finds his world
turned upside down as he falls for a woman he knows only as The Coffee
Girl.
Is there something more than a shared love of coffee brewing between these two? Find out in The Coffee Girl.
Self-published (paperbacks through CreateSpace)
Visit Shanna at http://shannahatfield.com
Coffee Girl can be purchased at:
Smashwords
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Tubob:
Two years in West Africa with the Peace Corp
By Mary E. Trimble
TUBOB: Two Years in West Africa with the Peace Corps is a memoir of a
newly married couple who discover themselves in new light as they work
and learn about a different culture in a third-world country. They find
strength and frustration trying to make a difference among a struggling
people. Caught up in a military coup, they seek refuge in a house with
116 other people and wonder if their lives will ever be the
same.
Self-published through Create Space
Visit Mary at:
www.MaryTrimbleBooks.com and get autographed copies of Tubob: Two years in West Africa with the Peace Corp.
Tubob: Two years in West Africa with the Peace Corp can be purchased at Amazon and www.MaryTrimbleBooks.com
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Where the Heart Lives
By Mara Purl
Where the Heart Lives – Book Two in the Milford-Haven Series. Re-map the journey
of your heart with this compelling novel. Readers can leave their luggage
behind as it they take a whirlwind geographical tour of the vast Los Angeles
basin, from the Palos Verdes peninsula lighthouse, to the Mojave Desert, with a
stop in the heart of the city, backstage at the Hollywood Bowl. And through the
powerful lens of story, they can join protagonists Miranda Jones, Samantha Hugo
and Sally O’Mally as events in their lives magnify what matters most in
their heart-of-hearts. For Miranda, the new romance apparently comes with
entangled strings; for Sam, the long-lost son may be closer than she thinks;
and for Sally, the simple life of running her restaurant is turned upside down.
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True Gold
By M.M. Justus
Stowaway. When Karin Myre, a young Norwegian seamstress's assistant
from Seattle, gets caught up in the excitement of the steamer Portland's
arrival with the first ton of riches from the Klondike Gold Rush, she
decides to escape a future of too much drudgery and no choices.
Sneaking on board of one of the many overcrowded ships bound north, she
finds herself trapped in the cargo hold with a crowd of second
thoughts. But her rescue from the captain and a fate worse than death
by a handsome prospector and his photographer partner is only the
beginning of her search for true gold.
Self Published
True Gold can be purchased at Amazon and Smashwords
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Moonshine Murder
By Erin Gray
It’s 1925.
The small cabin deep in the San Juan Mountains is the only home
seventeen-year-old Lenora Giovanni has ever known. But when her father dies
from tainted moonshine, leaving her alone, she is forced into a life of danger.
Lenora is determined to find whoever sold the poison to her
father--a determination that leads her into working as an undercover agent in
the town of Durango, Colorado. She meets Rusty, a young moonshiner who guides
her through the world of bootlegging.
As Lenora gets to know this intriguing young man, three
things become clear: Her father was entangled in a scheme of deception. Rusty
is keeping secrets--secrets about her past. And she is falling irrationally and
unconditionally in love with him.
Faced with betrayal, Lenora is tempted to protect Rusty and
preserve her father’s memory, rather than bust the illegal moonshine business
that destroyed her family. How will she choose: with her head or her heart?
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THE WOMEN OF PARAGON SPRINGS Series
By
Irene Bennnett Brown
Now digital! A small group of near-destitute women enduring the
hardships of the raw Kansas Plains determine to survive and make good
lives by building their own town. For forty years as "town
mothers" rather than the more common "town fathers" theirs
is a story of courage and tragedy, love and triumph, from the time they
build their first soddy in 1873 to their part in the birth of aviation in
Kansas in 1914.
Book One
Long Road Turning. A young woman from St. Louis takes on a new
identity to escape her abusive husband and build her special dreams on
the Kansas frontier.
"Brown's vibrant and engaging tale of brave settlers will leave
readers impatiently waiting for the next installment."
--Booklist
Amazon
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Book Two
Blue Horizons. Meg Brennon places her emotional destiny in the
hands of an intriguing St. Louis lawyer while she fights a cattle baron
for the land that holds her soul.
"Sensitive and beautifully done...an altogether wonderful novel for
women or men." --Roundup Magazine
Amazon
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Book Three
No Other Place. Refined southerner, Aurelia Symington, takes the
lead against a profiteer's greed and violence to help the settlers build
the dusty way-stop of Paragon Springs into a real town.
"Reading one of Brown's books about Paragon Springs is like going
home to visit the family, so well do we know and care about the
characters and the town." -- Amarillo Globe
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Book Four
Reap the South Wind. Lucy Ann, a scorned outcast in her younger
years, becomes a woman of means with the right to vote and the ability to
assure the survival of Paragon Springs far into the future.
"Superior historical fiction, heartfelt and briskly paced."
--
Salem Statesman Journal
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No Statue of Liberty ever greeted our arrival in this
country...we did not,
in fact, come to
the United States at all. The United States came to us.”
Luis Valdez
When Alma flees with her
young lover to Texas to escape an arranged marriage with a much older man, she
sets in motion a drama that will put the sisters and their legacy at risk.
Pilar, a 14-year-old tomboy, is offered as a replacement bride, and what
follows is a sensuous courtship and marriage clouded by the curses of her
husband’s former lover, Consuelo. She will stop at nothing, even the use of
black magic, in her effort to destroy the Sandoval family. The Mexican-American
war begins and the Americans invade Santa Fe. The sisters survive the
hostilities from two important fronts-New Mexico and Texas. Their money and
ancient knowledge offer some protection, but their lives are changed forever.
"This
story of love, mysticism and betrayal tests the ultimate boundaries of
sisterhood. I loved this brave, lushly written tale of life in old Santa
Fe." Jill Smolinski, author of Objects of My Affection and The
Next Thing on My List.
Visit Sandra at:
Published by La Gente Press
The Sandoval Sisters' Secret of Old Blood can be purchased at Amazon.
