Get the Blues - BLUEST HEART

People are raving about Bluest Heart, the 2nd novella in the Wayback Ridge trilogy (sequel to 1st Place More Than Magic Novella Blackest Heart):

A+ on Bluest Heart. Love stories where the "bad girl" isn't 1/2 as bad as narrow-minded townfolk. Can't wait for Keefe's story!

~ Author Crystal-Rain Love

Bluest Heart is a romance that inspires feel-good tingles in all the right places. Author Amber Leigh Williams has created a story with characters readers are bound to adore and remember. What a fantastic story! Ms. Williams managed to snare my heart and wretch every bit of emotion possible from it. tightly written and hits the emotions like a freight train. Cowboy fans will love Bluest Heart, and if they are anything like me, will make a direct trip to The Wild Rose Press to purchase the preceding story, Blackest Heart. Don’t miss out on this one, folks. You get romance, heartache, and a whole lot of making up for lost time.

- Fern (Long & Short Reviews)

Get your copy of the Blues today! Catch up on the 5-star, award-winning prequel, Blackest Heart, at The Wild Rose Press. If you prefer paperbacks for the shelf, Blackest Heart is featured in The Way Back Home anthology! Plus, the final book in the Wayback Ridge saga - Bet It On My Heart - is coming your way on March 3, 2010! Be one of the first to get the first exclusive look at The Cozy Page!

Love, Lilies & the Unbroken Straw reviewed by LASR

My latest Hoofbeats & Heartstrings horse rescue romance novel just got a 5-book rating from Long and Short Romance Reviews! Check out what they had to say:

"Christabel Wilde’s life has just turned upside-down. With little more than the clothes on her back and her newly rescued Chihuahua tucked under her arm, she makes a pledge to start over and applies for a job as a groom at a horse rescue farm. Nevermind that she’s never been up close to a horse before, she has a bigger secret to hide. A mysterious gift her new neighbor, Dr. Declan Armstrong, is determined to uncover. When the irresistible veterinarian volunteers to give her riding lessons, Christabel knows it could be the end of her secret. With the Easter holiday approaching, she tries to remember that sometimes what looks like the end is really a new beginning.

Christabel was worried something was wrong with her health, but then she knocked over a snowy white Chihuahua on a lonely country road. As soon as she touched the little dog her confusion cleared and she knew she’d been given a gift. She packed her belongings and moved away from all she knew to take a new direction in life.

She takes a job at a horse rescue farm but keeps her gift secret. Most of the people on the farm wonder why such a novice with horses would want to work as a groom. After the first few days Christabel knows she’s made the right choice; she feels a natural empathy with the horses and can’t imagine doing any other job. Her happiness is enhanced by the attraction she feels for Declan, the resident vet. 

Declan is instantly fascinated by Christabel, but he senses she is hiding something. He teaches her to ride and they grow closer. Their feelings for each other grow stronger, but neither is willing to admit this. Christabel knows she cannot give her love to Declan until she has told him her secret, but she is afraid he will treat her revelation with scorn.

Love, Lilies, and the Unbroken Straw is a sweet, sensitive story which shows the full range of Christabel’s feelings for her amazing gift, the horses and most of all Declan. Christabel is a warm, vibrant woman who at first appears to be shy and retiring, but Declan brings out the best in her. As their relationship develops she shows the strength she usually hides from the world. The Yellow Rose of Texas Equine Rescue Center provides a warm, comfortable backdrop to the triangle of love developing between Christabel, Declan and the horses in need of their help.

Although the setting is Texas with its hot summers, I would recommend this book be read beside a warm fire with a cup of hot chocolate on the table within easy reach. It’s the type of story which leaves a satisfied, warm feeling inside so it’s essential to find a comfortable place to settle before starting to read Love, Lilies, and the Unbroken Straw."

Orchid ~ Long and Short Romance Reviews

Love, Lilies & the Unbroken Straw is available NOW at The Wild Rose Press. Just click here to purchase! 

Blessings, Teri

Teri Wilson ~ Romancing the pet lover's soul

www.teriwilson.net

 

4 1/2 books review for A COWBOY'S DREAM

A COWBOY'S DREAM earned 4 1/2 books at The Long and Short of It Reviews. Here's the link where you can read Lilac's review:

http://longandshortreviews.blogspot.com/2009/01/cowboys-dream.html

I'm also in this weekend's best review contest, so if you have a chance, vote in that as well. http://www.longandshortreviews.com/LASR/recentrev.htm




Anna Kathryn
http://www.aklanier.com/

Passion at an Exhibition; a great review and up for Book of the Week!

PASSION AT AN EXHIBITION gets a 4 and 1/2 book review from Snapdragon at Long and Short Reviews!

PLUS it's up for Book of the Week! I hope you'll vote for me or one of our other two Roses at http://www.longandshortreviews.com/LASR/recentrev.htm

Voting takes place this weekend only!

Here's just a touch of what Snapdragon has to say:

"Instead of Historical romance, read Hysterical romance! In "Passion at an Exhibition", Tori Anne's humorous approach to women and their empowerment is less about The Vote than one might imagine!

...

Tori Anne has created an amazing, surprising, titillating story in the midst of a very unusual background. The window to the past is more like a frank window to passion. I give 4.5 books for this beautifully written, beautifully crafted - and crafty tale. Every surprise is more than the last... and quite a few of the scenes are... just plain Wow."

Wow indeed! Thanks Snapdragon! Hope you'll cast a vote! (my book is about suffrage, after all *s*)

The Little Story That Could: "Catastrophe"

CATASTROPHE received a four book review from Xeranthemum at the Long and Short of it! Whooo-hoooo! Thanks, Xeranthemum!

http://longandshortreviews.blogspot.com/2007/12/review-catastrophe.html