RURAL
ROMANCE
When
I started writing I was told 'write what you know.'
Okay, so I was
born in the country and lived on farms a fair bit of my life. I know how to
strain a fence, shear sheep, drench cattle, ride a horse, castrate lambs (I can
hear you squealing but it's not that bad, really!). I can grow all of my own
food and meat. I know how to spin my own wool from the flock of colored sheep
that I used to own. I can help deliver lots and lots of baby animals and I have
done so on many wet dark nights.
Surely that must
mean I should be writing rural romance, right?
Well I do.
Taming the Outback was my first book and Mistress for Magnus was my second
release. Outback Thunder is my third rural romance and I'm working on another
as we speak.
In
Thunder we meet Zoe and Jonas. They were childhood sweethearts pulled apart by
another girl and they both remain bitter over the breakup ten years later but
for different reasons.
Zoe
is called home to help run the farm after a family tragedy and the spark
between her and Jonas is as strong as ever. But can they resolve the problems
Zoe ran from all those years ago? Especially when she holds a secret close to
her heart that could tear them apart once again.
Find it here:
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Castrate lambs? LOL. Congrats on your new book, Ann
ReplyDeleteWow! You know how to grow all your own food and meat?! Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the new story :)
These sound like my sorts of books, esp. if the heroines are as competent as you seem to be.
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