A Native American cowboy and a national TV news anchorwoman have nothing in common except for their pasts. Is love preordained? An old diary from when Jessie and Clare Coleman settled on the land in the 1840's provides a history of their life. But tucked between the pages is an unrequited love between Clare Coleman and a tall Native American. Does love and land come full circle? In this season of giving, will fate reach through time to give a gift of love?
Andy Coyote settled into the job as foreman on the Coleman ranch. He's got custody of his thirteen month old daughter and the situation is perfect for both of them until Caroline Coleman returns home for Christmas and one of the worst blizzards in years hits the area. He's forced to accept Caroline's help to move a herd of cattle and mixed in it are several head from another ranch in the community. Cattle rustling still happens.
Caroline Coleman has her dream job as a Washington, D.C., news anchor for a national broadcast, but home is in Wyoming on her family's ranch. She has everything that money can buy, but the things that she really wants can't be purchased. Raised with solid, hard working, family values, she knows her life in the spotlight isn't real. She wants a man who appreciates the ranch, loves her for who she is and not what she is, and she wants a family of her own. And she doesn't like the idea of Andy Coyote taking advantage of her grandmother.
Trick or Treat? Angie Robertson discovers a whole new meaning to jumping bones when she meets Tom Meyers dressed for a Halloween charity event. A skeleton, a nurse, a pumpkin, three kids, a cabin in the woods, and…a handful of fortune cookies? She's about to discover treats are sweet.Angie Robertson discovers a whole new meaning to jumping bones when she meets Tom Meyers dressed for a Halloween charity event. A skeleton, a nurse, a pumpkin, three kids, a cabin in the woods, and…a handful of fortune cookies? She's about to discover treats are sweet.
Adult, sweet, funny, and true to life, a romance that will make you wonder whatever happened to the Dickie Warren you once knew.
“I hate you, Dickie Warren.” Chloe Langston remembered the sentiment in high school. Realizing Dickie is Rich Warren her boss, old prejudices come forward. Will Rich convince Chloe to let go of the childhood misunderstanding that stands between them? Will he prove there’s a fine line between love and hate?
Start with a house at the beach. Stir together a widow who still felt married, an irresponsible cousin, a misconception, an opportunity of a lifetime, a few tears, and a little humor. Add a generous amount of rain, plenty of sunshine, a love of sailing, and three children with very different problems. Put it all together in Mariner's Cove, then watch the friendship grow, and true love blossom.
If you ask businessman Mac McGuire, he'll tell you this is his story. He fell head over heels in love with Amanda Conner, an unfettered beauty with a turbulent past. Wanting her is one thing, gaining her trust is another. From the violence of River City’s housing projects, to the glamorous digs of the downtown, and out to the lake district, this is one time that his money isn't working in his favor.
He's used to taking risks and winning, but wanting Amanda could cost him everything, and he has no intention of losing. Can Mac break through the protective barrier she has built around her heart?
When Patrick Makowllen, a conservative investment adviser takes in the gifted artist Dallas Nixon, she destroys his budget, turns his life upside down, and tarnishes his sterling reputation. In spite of the chaos, she colors his life with more love and passion then he ever dreamed possible.
Tate Zaro is feisty and ambitious; and she is has a problem. She quit her job, then fell in love with the handsome Ari Bia, but children and marriage are not in her plans. The job she takes comes with a bare subsistent income that holds promise of great rewards in the future, but she doesn’t like her new boss. Then toss in an unexpected pregnancy and a problem at work that could cause her to lose that job. Can it get any worse?
River City is a wonderful place. It's a mid-sized city in the Eastern USA. It's got a rich history that started as a lumber town. Today it's a thriving city. Riverside University and University Hospital sit smack in the middle of the downtown. There's that draw bridge that connects Riverton with the downtown, and you know what that does to rush hour commutes. Plus there are plenty of young urbanites who are trying to make it a better place for everyone.
You'll love River City. It's not a series; it's a collection of books by E. Ayers
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Do authors fall in love with their characters? Absolutely! If we didn't we couldn't write the stories that we do. But don't expect my characters to be prefect people. Put twenty women in a room and what are the odds any of them would be covergirl material? Do the same thing with men and how many would have washboard abs? So what makes someone handsome or pretty? It's all in the eyes of the beholder. Do you want a blonde with blue eyes or a redhead with freckles? Maybe it's the dark hair and dark eyes that that draw you into them? Sometimes it just doesn't matter. Do we really notice the flaws? Isn't it be nice to be loved for who we are and not for what we have or don't have?
While we're at it, who is today's prince charming? The answer is quite simple. It's today's businessman. He might own a plumbing business, be a stock broker, a computer programmer, or maybe he makes his living off the land. Don't you dare think that a farmer or a rancher isn't a businessman. They have to be! Gone are the castles as they've been replaced with beautiful homes overlooking the water or fancy condos, and for some it's an old Victorian house.
What does everyone strive for these days? A good life and someone wonderful to share it. But don't always expect that prince charming is going to be the one making the most money. In today's world sharing the financial responsibilities and the chores is important. Some men don't know the difference between a hammer and a screw driver or how to put laundry into the washer, while others can whip up a gourmet meal or sit patiently and explain what happened to the computer file that has vanished. Some won't take a bubble bath but others think it's fun. Everyone is different and that's what makes life interesting.
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