Mary J. McCoy-Dressel ~ Contemporary Romance

- Saturday Morning: Running on an (UN)Even Keel
  
  Posted at 10:19 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on May 30, 2020
  
  Waving. Good morning to all.
  
  Update:
  
  Some of you know I’ve been taking a break to let my eyes rest. I’m happy to say they are showing a bit of improvement. Giving them time away from hours of looking at the computer has helped, but my time at the screen is still limited. I’ve been able to spend a small amount of time each day working on one book while gearing up to format my upcoming book. In a nutshell, I have dry-eyes and macular degeneration, so I won’t take a chance with my eyesight.
  
  As much as I wanted Judy’s book, the fifth book in the Double Dutch Ranch Series: Love at First Sight to be released in May, it isn’t going to happen. Book five takes place three years after book four ends.
  
  By the way, Cowboy Boss and his Destiny, book one in the Double Dutch Ranch Series is $0.99 cents. This is the new and revised edition–shortened A LOT yet combined with what used to be book 1.5. Not a bad deal for a book that begins a series where you’ll get to know the whole family including Judy, the ranch matriarch, who binds them all together. Welcome to the Double Dutch Ranch where no one is a stranger at their table.
  
  I’m grateful for any change for the better to my eyes and for time I can spend working on my books. However, I won’t push it.
  
  Thankfully, my Kindle reads to me, so I’m able to enjoy books written by other authors without having to stare at the screen. It’s a pleasant distraction, indeed.
  
  Thanks for your patience.
  
  Safe Space:
  
  On top of dealing with my eyesight and the pressure and stress on myself for NOT publishing a book, I was forced to enter a grocery store because of items I NEEDED and couldn’t get with my pick up order. That isn’t all. I HAD TO OPEN UP MY SAFE SPACE to maintenance when I developed a leak in my bathtub. I figured it would be a one-time thing, but after four visits, he still couldn’t fix the problem. This also means he had to go into my bedroom closet to access the pipes.
  
  I told my manager I would be wearing a mask and I hoped he would. Her reply did not make my day when she said it was up to him. Well, thanks, lady! Is that even legal? Prayers worked. He wore a mask and gloves. I thanked him. BUT, the problem isn’t fixed. Next week a plumber has to invade my space. God sure is teaching me patience while encouraging me to trust. I’m tempted to tell them all to forget it and let it drip, but if it gets worse or something breaks, then what?
  
  As my mom would say, “Things don’t run on an even keel all the time.” Something like that. Well, Mom, you were right!
  
  We’re all in this together.
  
  Enjoy your weekend, my friends.
  
  P.S. I didn’t even mention the fact WordPress is changing its editor on June 1st, so now it’s one more thing I don’t have the time or patience to learn. Even though some of you said the new Block Editor was simple, I don’t agree. I looked at it for five minutes and said screw it. Now, it seems I have no choice. On a positive note, the old editor will still be available, but I rarely use it, instead choosing to go into the dashboard and use the old, old editor. What do I do? Use my limited time on the computer to publish a book or learn something I don’t want to learn? The answer is simple.
  
  Signing off for now…
  
  Image credit: Pixabay – habunman
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, #WritersLife | 12 Comments | Tagged #AmReading, #AmWriting, #WritersLife, book publishing, Cowboy Boss and his Destiny, Double Dutch Ranch Series Love at First Sight, even keel, eyesight, Gentlemen Cowboys, mary j mccoy dressel, Saturday Morning: Updates - Running on an Even Keel, western romance
- #MFRWhooks Book Hooks: You’ll Give Me a Heart Attack!
  
  Posted at 4:19 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on May 13, 2020
  
  It’s Wednesday again? That means it’s time for Book Hooks!
  
  Here’s another short snippet from my upcoming book due out this spring. In five books and the spin off series books, I don’t know how many times I’ve heard Judy say, “Now what happened?” I love Judy’s character so much!
  
  The original writing in this snippet has another person coming inside with Judy’s boys, but if I left that part in, it’d be a spoiler. So would a couple of other statements. So, this is modified from the original version.
  
  #MFRWHooks Link to participating authors will be at the end.
  
  After breakfast dishes were put away and counters wiped down, Judy sat at her desk in the kitchen to write a group email to her family suggesting the trip for the holidays. She looked up when Tristan came in. “Are you here for seconds?” The rest of them lumbered in. “You’re all here. Now what happened?”
  
  Tristan spoke first. “No more to eat, Mom. We need to tell you some news.”
  
  She stood and raised her hands to the air. “Why do you insist on doing this to me? You men will give me a heart attack. What is it?”
  
  “Calm down, Ma,” Jase said. “Leon called.”
  
  She sat again, sighing. Of course, it could only mean one of two things. Dane accepted Leon’s proposition, or they received news about the recent ordeal. “Will I be calling you the sheriff’s new partner?”
  
  “Huh? I don’t know. That’s not why we’re here.” Dane gave his brothers a sidelong glance.
  
  Judy had about all she could take, but she asked calmly, “Please, say what it is, will ya?”
  
  Jase blurted it out…
  
  That’s all folks. It won’t be much longer. I haven’t released a blurb or much of anything about this book yet. Info about this series can be found HERE.
  
  To visit Book Hooks participating authors for May 13th, click this LINK.
  
  Book Hooks is a weekly meme hosted by Marketing for Romance Writers as part of the MFRW Authors Blog. It’s a chance each week to hook readers on your current WIP or any previously published book.
  
  As always:
  
  It takes patience, but we have to be smart. Stay Home. Stay Safe.
  
  I want all of you around when this pandemic is over. I want to be around too.
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, #MFRWauthor, #MFRWhooks, Double Dutch Ranch Series | 26 Comments | Tagged #MFRWauthor, #MFRWhooks, #WritersLife, Book Hooks: You'll Give Me a Heart Attack!, Double Dutch Ranch Series Love at First Sight, Marketing for Romance Writers Book Hooks Meme, Short snippet
- #WordlessWednesday Spring Blossoms
  
  Posted at 2:56 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on May 13, 2020
  
  Posted in #WritersLife, Wordless Wednesday | 3 Comments | Tagged #WordlessWednesday, #WritersLife, Mary J McCoy-Dressel, Michigan, Northern California, Spring blossoms, Wordless Wednesday
- #MFRWauthor Week 18: Bright Lights or Peaceful Nights?
  
  Posted at 2:37 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on May 1, 2020
  
  Marketing for Romance Writers 52-Week Blog Challenge. Goodness, we’re at Week 18.
  
  Sometimes it feels like the time is flying by, doesn’t it? Other times it drags. Drags because we don’t know what we’re waiting for, to be honest.
  
  One thing for sure though—people around the entire world are waiting for better days—normal days to return. Will it ever be the “normal” we once knew? I think it will be a long time from now before we’ll see normalcy. Any-who, since we aren’t going anywhere, let’s get to the topic for Week 18.
  
  City Living or Country?
  
  Can I say both? I could answer this with those four words, but you know me…
  
  I’d like my primary home to be in the country. I’m not where I live now, but it feels like it when I look out and see the woodlands around me or when I stroll through my small-town. Today, I glanced outside in time to see a pair of ducks waddling past my window. My first thought was for them to take cover before a hawk spotted them.
  
  Turkeys a couple of years ago.
  
  Later, a FedEx truck slowing down on the road into this complex got my attention. Since I had been walking through the apartment getting in my daily steps, I glanced out the window to see the biggest live turkey I’ve ever seen—tail feathers and all—strutting down the road ahead of FedEx. I smiled.
  
  Last year a coyote died beneath my bedroom window! Sad. They stroll through the parking lot at night. My cousin, who lives behind me in the same building, sees deer each evening at dusk, and the ducks because the river is down the hill. Sounds like country, huh?
  
  In the past, I had property in the Allegheny Mountains in Pennsylvania in the Allegheny National Forest where bear came through in the wee morning hour to examine our fire pit. I’ve mentioned before how I came upon a black bear while strolling down the road
  
  Allegheny Mountains.
  
  alone, with the bear between me and home!
  
  Deer were aplenty. We had nearly twenty acres and some of that acreage had apple trees right down the hill and to the right of this garage at the family section of the property. We had a place down the road. I spotted a wild cat through my camera lens one evening while waiting for a sunset. Yes, I’ve had experience with country living, and I LIKE IT!
  
  However, I’d like an apartment or a time-share in the city for a change of pace. Cities are beautiful at Christmastime with all the decorations. I’d hate to miss that part of city living, but I’d want to be back in my country home for Christmas Eve.
  
  I wonder how many days it would take to become accustomed to city noise and traffic.
  
  If you had a choice, which would you prefer? Or are you a rebel like me and choose both?
  
  Since this is a blog hop, here’s the LINK to participating authors who are answering the same question.
  
  Take care everyone. Stay safe. Stay home.
  
  Featured Image Credit: Pixabay – Free-photos
  
  This big guy rambled out of the woods this morning. I heard a gobble, gobble and ran to the window. I bet my jaw dropped! I took a quick shot. Forgive the bad picture through the window with the sun glare. I think he’s looking for a cute little turkey to have his babies.
  
  Early morning stroll.
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, #MFRWauthor, 52-week blog challenge | 10 Comments | Tagged #MFRWauthor, #WritersLife, blog hop, Marketing for Romance Writers 52-Week Blog Challenge, mary j mccoy dressel, Week 18: Bright Lights or Peaceful Nights?
- Book Hooks #MFRWhooks First Love
  
  Posted at 2:30 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on April 29, 2020
  
  Welcome back to Book Hooks, a Wednesday Blog Hop through Marketing for Romance Writers. A link at the end of this post will take you to participating authors.
  
  We’re back with the last snippet for a while in Whispers of Forever: Mending Christmas.
  
  The previous posts prior to this episode can be found here. Jake and his son are about to have dinner when someone called his name. Seeing his first love from thirteen years ago set his soul aflame. Previous to where this snippet starts, Jake told Beth about the situation with Paige leaving him. She told him she’d been divorced. Meet Beth:
  
  That quick, her eyes took on an empathetic seriousness. It was like Beth to put her own issues aside to be concerned about others—a specialness about her she’d always had—one of the traits he had admired back in the day. Jake shrugged as he held his hat with both hands. “About as good as can be expected, I suppose. I tried to talk her into staying. Today, I realized why she wouldn’t. It’ll be hard on my kid. T.J. is staying with me now. At least that’s my plan.” He peeked around the corner to check on his son. “Hey, Macaroni, you have any kids?” She didn’t, but he made small talk before she rushed off. If it had made sense, he’d grab her hand to keep her from leaving.
  
  “Still the Macaroni, huh?” Beth snickered, peering away momentarily before reaching into her leather designer purse for a credit card. “No, not yet. With what is going on right now, it’s best I don’t…I guess.”
  
  He nodded and glanced at his son who looked back at him, straw in mouth, one hand wrapped around the cold glass. “Well, I better get seated. Do you wanna—”
  
  Their gazes connected. “Take care of yourself, Jake. It was terrific to run into you.”
  
  Her penetrating stare was hypnotic, and he wanted to turn away from her, but he couldn’t pull his eyes away. Guess she didn’t wanna no matter what it was. How could he let her get away? He could have a heart attack any minute and that’d make her stay. “Yeah, for sure. We’ll probably run into each other again…if you’ll be around. This town isn’t big.”
  
  At least maybe he wouldn’t avoid her the next time like he always had when she’d arrive. He took a step away but whirled around. “Call me sometime. Let’s catch up.” Those words came out of nowhere. Beth smiled softly, and he was taken back many years. The same gut-wrenching pain from their last good-bye twisted his stomach to the point of nausea.
  
  “Um, are you in the book?”
  
  He held his hat against his chest, fingering the brim. “Sure am. I have a ranching business now, so yeah, you can find me in the book, online, ask a neighbor.” He chuckled. “Talk to you later.” Heading toward the booth, he peered over his shoulder. “Welcome back to town.”
  
  “Jake?”
  
  Oh, God. Beth. Facing her, he lifted his head in a nod as he did another once over. She looked damn good in a little cotton dress with a denim jacket atop it, but it didn’t hide a glimpse of her alluring breasts. Low ankle boots replaced the cowboy boots she’d worn as a teen. Her hair was ten times longer than he’d ever seen it. A trace of a San Antonio tan still remained. Yet, a tiredness lingered in her eyes. “Yeah?”
  
  Beth walked up to him, and he got another whiff of her sultry perfume. “Is the Coffee Shoppe still in town?”
  
  What can stand in their way this time?
  
  Second chance romance.
  
  A Double Dutch Ranch Series Spin Off Novel
  
  Canyon Junction: Hearts in Love Series
  
  Filled with both anguish and hope, a young boy and two lonely hearts pursue a second chance.
  
  UNIVERSAL BUY LINK: books2read.com/u/3JKo0A
  
  Oh, boy. It looks like Jake’s heart is not going to settle down yet. This time it’s for a different reason.
  
  Thanks for reading! HERE’S the link to find participating Book Hooks authors.
  
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  Posted in #AmWriting, #MFRWhooks, Whispers of Forever: Mending Christmas | 12 Comments | Tagged #MFRWauthor, first love, Marketing for Romance Writers #BookHooks, Mary J McCoy-Dressel, Second Chance Romance, western romance, Whispers of Forever
- Our World: The Only One We Have
  
  Posted at 6:00 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on April 24, 2020
  
  This post was inspired by a documentary I watched on PBS Wednesday night about Climate Change.
  
  Since I bypassed Marketing for Romance Writers 52-Week Blog Challenge this week, I thought it fitting to share a couple of quotes for Earth Day since I missed the actual date:
  
  “We each have a role to play in ensuring that we do not pass a world beyond repair on to our children. Everyone must do their part, and as long as we unite to protect the one planet we have, we can leave it in better shape for future generations. On Earth Day, let us all accept our individual responsibilities to care for the world we live in, and let us marshal our best efforts toward building a safer, more stable, and more sustainable world.” ~Barack Obama, 2016 April 21st, quoted from The White House Office of the Press Secretary
  
  “Only when the last tree has died and the last river been poisoned and the last fish been caught will we realise we cannot eat money.” ~Cree Indian Proverb
  
  Thanks for reading.
  
  #StayHome. #StayWell.
  
  The quotes were found on The Quote Garden.
  
  World Image: Pixabay – 272447
  
  Tree Image ©C. A. McCoy
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, #WritersLife | 8 Comments | Tagged #WritersLife, earth, Earth Day, future generations, mary j mccoy dressel, Our World: The Only One We Have, quote
- #MFRWhooks Book Hooks: Farewell
  
  Posted at 2:13 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on April 22, 2020
  
  Book Hooks Wednesday.
  
  Hi, I hope you don’t mind another snippet from Whispers of Forever, but I’m continuing with a post taking place a few days later from last week’s post. Jake had invited Paige to dinner before she left them. Before she and her boyfriend flew across the country to their new home. It had been a pleasant evening between, Jake, their son Trace, and Paige. Jake faced his true feelings about losing her.
  
  His heart beat fast and strong. It took all the strength he had to stand there straight-faced, feigning calm as if he didn’t care. He cared. Even if he had wanted to hate her, he couldn’t, but it slowly brewed in his body and mind, especially after seeing the pain in his boy’s eyes—pain she had caused. He wanted to tell her she didn’t have to do this, but it would be worthless. She loved the other guy enough to have his baby. To give everything up for him. Yep, hate began to boil now. “Take care of yourself, Paige. I’ll take good care of our boy.”
  
  “I know you will, sweetie,” she said softly with a tenderness in her eyes he hadn’t seen in ages. Paige released Trace and hugged Jake, whispering, “A part of me will always…well, you know.”
  
  “But not enough.” Jake took a deep breath and left her embrace. “Come here, bud.” He lifted his son who was more than half of Jake’s height, and carried him outside to see her off. Trace didn’t object, now crying on his shoulder as Paige drove away.
  
  “Daddy?”
  
  “What, son?” he gulped out as the taillights faded.
  
  “Will Mom come back?”
  
  Trace’s heart beat as hard and fast as his did. He hugged him tighter, a desert-sand dryness blocking a normal swallow. “She said she would.” Jake gulped again. “Let’s take a walk through the barn.” He started to put T.J. down, but he tightened his hold around his dad’s neck.
  
  “No.” He cried and Jake stood right there holding him and he cried internally.
  
  ***
  
  After feeding and watering their horses, they came in from the barn. Trace got a bath and then Jake took a shower while his boy ate ice cream in front of the TV. He stood at the mirror in the small bathroom downstairs about to put shaving cream on his face.
  
  A shattering scream ripped from Trace’s throat, “Daddy! Daddy? Dad…”
  
  What the hell? Jake dropped his razor and rushed into the living room. “What’s the matter? Why are you watching the news, bud?” He glanced at the screen. Breaking News. “What happened?”
  
  Trace stood in front of the TV pointing. He didn’t say anything more, but his chin dimpled and quivered.
  
  Jake’s feet had been knocked out from under him. He dropped to the sofa. Blood drained from his face, and it all dropped to his feet. His head spun. He was unable to believe what he saw. Oh, my God. “Come here, T.J.” He reached out to bring him close, to hold him, to embrace him.
  
  Next week, Lord willing, you’ll meet Beth. Then we’ll be finished with Whispers of Forever for a while. <grin> Find information about the book and the series on the series page.
  
  Visit participating authors HERE. Book Hooks is a weekly meme hosted by Marketing for Romance Writers as part of the MFRW Authors Blog. It’s a chance each week to hook readers on your current WIP or any previously published book.
  
  I appreciate your visit. Stay well.
  
  I’ve been under the weather for the 4th day now. Ugh. Super scary!
  
  Featured Image at top: Pixabay – 272447
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, #MFRWhooks, Canyon Junction: Hearts in Love Series | 13 Comments | Tagged #MFRWhooks, A Double Dutch Ranch Series Spin Off novel, Book Hooks, Book Hooks: Farewell, Canyon Junction: Hearts in Love Series, mary j mccoy dressel, Whispers of Forever: Mending Christmas
- #MFRWauthor Week 16: Shopping? Pick Up the Phone or Walk Inside
  
  Posted at 2:37 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on April 17, 2020
  
  Marketing for Romance Writers 52-Week Blog Challenge. The question for Week 16 is:
  
  Online shopping or go to stores?
  
  Shopping in Person:
  
  I choose both, or I did before a pandemic took over the world. The reason I like going to clothing stores or shoe stores to shop is because I need to try on clothes, shoes, lingerie, the whatnot that goes on my body. I like to go shopping shortly after they open so it isn’t too busy, which allows me to lollygag and just look and touch, and to notice what mannequins are showing off.
  
  If I’m looking for a new television, laptop, printer, electronic device, or even a TV table or desk, I like to see the item in person.
  
  It’s no surprise I love bookstores, but I rarely purchase print books because they are too difficult for me to read with my eye issues. However, that doesn’t mean I can’t look, touch, and smell books, and browse whatever else bookstores have for sale.
  
  My last recent purchases from inside an electronics store was a TV stand and Bluetooth headphones, earbud style. I had intended on purchasing headphones, but when I looked in person, most over-the-head headphones didn’t fit comfortably. If I had ordered online, I would not have known this.
  
  Another new thing though… I never thought I’d order groceries online until I went into self-isolation and then lived with Stay Home Stay Safe orders. Going into the store helped me go above my daily step quota and actually see another human being in person and hear my voice. I am a Michigangander and ALL FOR the Michigan Stay Home Stay Safe order to continue.
  
  Online Shopping:
  
  Sometimes online shopping has better discounts.
  
  I’ve grown to like online grocery shopping. All I have to do is order and pick it up. However, I look forward to in-store shopping for food for as long as I’m able to drive and walk.
  
  Once I’ve purchased clothing or shoes, I’ll order that brand online with confidence.
  
  Once, I ordered a Kindle Fire and iPad online from the same electronics store mentioned above. All I had to do was see the specifications. I also purchased my fitness wrist tracker online without knowing one thing about buying one. It’s a great purchase though for spur-of-the-minute.
  
  My computer is not staying connected to the internet these days, so a new computer might be in my future…by shopping online. Hmm.
  
  These days, you can purchase anything online from flowering plants to hardware items to vehicles. It’s still fun to go to the store, but I like the choice.
  
  Thanks for stopping by today. Have a wonderful weekend.
  
  About Marketing for Romance Writers 52-Week Blog Challenge Blog Hop. “Each week, authors use our writing prompt to create a meaningful blog post. We’ll be posting every Friday… join us as often as possible.” Please click HERE to visit participating authors.
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, #MFRWauthor, 52-week blog challenge | 18 Comments | Tagged #MFRWauthor, #WritersLife, 52-week blog challenge, blog hop, mary j mccoy dressel, Week 16: Shopping? Pick Up the Phone or Walk Inside
- #MFRWhooks Book Hooks: How Would You Feel?
  
  Posted at 12:29 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on April 15, 2020
  
  For today’s Book Hooks post, I’m continuing with Whispers of Forever: Mending Christmas. I’ll reiterate that this book takes place from October to past Christmastime, but it isn’t considered a holiday story. Last week’s post can be found HERE:
  
  We’re picking up after last week’s snippet. Tom Brandt is Jake’s new lawyer hired to fight to keep his son in the state. Jake recently found out a truth he’d suspected. He may sound hardhearted in this snippet, but how would you feel?:
  
  Numbness enveloped his body. Fuzz filled his brain. None of this had come out in court. He took his phone out to call Tom Brandt. “You won’t believe this,” he said to his lawyer. “I have something for you to add to your notes.” Jake proceeded to tell Tom the newest bit of information.
  
  “This changes everything, Jake. I’ll be in contact with you soon.”
  
  She was having another man’s baby, but it wasn’t the guy he had seen her with last night. A ball of confusion settled into a corner of his brain to figure out later. He checked his watch. It was almost time for Trace to get out of school. Jake went back into the tack room to wash his hands, then into the house to brush his hair and put on a clean shirt. His dirty jeans would have to do. Tonight, his son was moving back home. Let her try to stop him.
  
  Pulling onto the 60 toward school, he called Paige. “Have Trace’s things ready. Leave the door unlocked, then find someplace to go,” he barked out when she answered. “My boy is coming back home with me, and I don’t want to see your face when I get there in a couple hours—”
  
  “But—”
  
  “Don’t try to fight me on this, Paige, because there’s no way you’ll win. You did this to yourself, lady. Nothing left but to accept it.” Let that sink in. Remaining calm now was important. Name calling would solve nothing and would only get his blood to boil and steam to shoot from his ears.
  
  “All right. Tomorrow I’ll file to dissolve our marriage.”
  
  “You’ll get no argument from me this time.” At the school, he parked and then sat a minute until his breathing got back in check. He went inside to the office to ask for a meeting with the principal. A few minutes later, the secretary escorted him through a narrow walkway to his office.
  
  Whispers of Forever: Mending Christmas
  
  Canyon Junction: Hearts in Love Series
  
  A Double Dutch Ranch Series Spin Off
  
  What can stand in their way this time?
  
  Rancher Jake Lawton never expects to become a single dad to his nine-year-old overnight. However, one last malicious act his wife had done before leaving them, could affect both he and his son’s lives. By chance, he runs into his high school sweetheart, never expecting the same old yearnings to return with one “How are ya?” embrace. Has their unanticipated meeting arrived at the perfect time, or has years apart put an end to what should’ve been years ago?
  
  Beth Marconi arrives home to help care for her ailing father. In town, she inadvertently runs into her first love—the cowboy she nearly married after graduation. Sparks ignite before they say hello, but how do they start over when life has left them so bruised? When her ex comes to town, she’s forced to explain the secret surrounding her short-lived marriage. Is Jake the kind of man who will understand, or will he revert to the hell-raiser he had become when Beth left thirteen years ago?
  
  Filled with both anguish and hope, a young boy and two lonely hearts pursue a second chance.
  
  Thanks for reading.
  
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  Book Hooks is a weekly meme hosted by Marketing for Romance Writers as part of the MFRW Authors Blog.
  
  Participating authors can be found Here, and there are a lot of them doing Book Hooks. At least they get signed up on time. I missed it again this week.
  
  See you all the next time.
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, #MFRWhooks, Canyon Junction: Hearts in Love Series | 5 Comments | Tagged #MFRWauthor, #MFRWhooks, Book Hooks Blog Hop, Canyon Junction: Hearts in Love Series, Double Dutch Ranch Series Spin Off Novel, Mary J McCoy-Dressel, western romance, Whispers of Forever: Mending Christmas
- #WordlessWednesday Quiet Past
  
  Posted at 10:30 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on April 15, 2020
  
  Posted in #WritersLife, Wordless Wednesday | 6 Comments | Tagged #AuthorsLife, #WordlessWednesday, #WritersLife, Mary J McCoy-Dressel, photography, quiet past, winter, Wordless Wednesday
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