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Bull Rider Series Boxed Set
I’m sorry to say the Boxed Set is unavailable for now. The individual books ARE available.
When you have an adrenaline-charged bull rider, then mix in a classy, feisty Italian photographer, sparks will flyâŚand sizzle.
Caulder McCutchen, our hero in this three-book series to date, hires photographer Velia Armano to follow him on the circuit in a sport that wonât let him go. Come along with them as they chase after the coveted gold buckle.
Journey with them through romance and passion and danger and excitement. Through the sad timesâtheir worst times. The happy timesâtheir best times. With the last buck off of the season, retirement looms closer, but will Caulder hang up his spurs and accept that chasing gold buckles canât last forever?
Boxed Set Cover for Apple.
Includes Three Full-Length Novels
Howdy, Ma’am #1
Six months into Velia Armanoâs well-ordered life alone, bull rider Caulder McCutchen saunters in with his howdy, maâam and flame-blue eyes, offering a job any photographer would find hard to refuseâto travel the circuit with him for a season and photograph a year in his life. On the journey, they discover they both have their own obstacles to overcome. Staying out of each otherâs arms is only one of them. When the season ends, who wins the real prize?
Review: A contemporary western peppered with heart, heat, excitement and drama. Amazon Reviewer
Hey, Cowboy #2
A break in the season finds Velia Armano and Caulder McCutchen back in Tucson, Arizona. Family, friends, and rowdy cowboys are brought together to share in their joyâŚand sometimes their pain. The last year with Caulder has given her trust and strength like sheâs never known. But, her strength is weakened. Enemies harbor a vendetta against her and her familyâŚand anyone who gets in their way. Caulder vows to protect Velia, yet little does he know the lengths he must go. He learns that sometimes a hero has to prove he is one.
Review:Â I recommend reading this in order of the book series. I love Velia using her Italian language in both books. Also Caulder being strong but gentle at the same time. These two show what passion they have not only in each other but in their interest as well. I enjoyed how they brought both families together. I can not wait for the next book in this series. Amazon Reviewer
Christmas at Love House: A Bittersweet Interlude #3
Four years later, Velia and Caulder finish up another year of bull riding. They settle into their comfy abode on the McCutchen Ranch in the snowy Allegheny Mountains to celebrate the Christmas season with a houseful of guests. La vita è bella! But why does their happily-ever-after have to come with an expiration date? Without warning, their most chilling nightmare comes true. A misunderstanding, and a startling realization discovered too lateâputs their contented little family at risk.
Review: The plot was well done and the love of his family for the best future. The author captures your imagination and runs with it happily to the end. Amazon Reviewer
This boxed set came out of the blue. It had been on my mind for a couple years, but I wasn’t all that serious about it. While waiting on my upcoming new release, which is still with the editor, I figured it had been long enough without a new release. As if I didn’t have enough to do with moving and packing and working on a brand-new book, I couldn’t think of a better time to put together this boxed set.
Everything else fell in line like lining up my formatter and cover designer and figuring out exactly how to create a boxed set. It wasn’t as easy as it sounds, but here we are. You can find the same thing as above on the Bull Rider Series Page Here, but I wanted to do this announcement up right and the page will remain while this post will eventually get lost in the shuffle. You can read longer blurbs on the Bull Rider Series page with the individual books. đ¤ đ
UPDATE: Hooked by Sundown has been released.
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How’s your weekend going so far? Coloring Easter eggs? I remember those days. It used to be so much fun to do with the kids, both my own and students. My weekend? Same old, same old, but that isn’t bad. Here I sit at my computer with a document in front of me. I can’t complain. Well, I can complain about things, but I won’t.
Noraâs mind had become unsettled. She glanced at Tristan when he entered his office through the interior door. He wore those damn chaps again. The sexy look of him wearing them lit her up inside. However, she needed to avoid him. She leaned back against her chair and stretched. This morning after her doctorâs appointment, sheâd taken a detour to a gift store sheâd found online to purchase a special gift for Judyâs birthday next month.
on. At home, Caulder lowered his son to the porch then stood the tree against the building. âIâll put the lights on before I leave. Let me put the tools away.â
Jase took her hand and led her in the direction of the restaurant, but he released it almost immediately. Not that he wouldnât have minded holding it longer. He took a big smell of her perfumeâŚshuddered. The door from the hotel was blocked. He glanced her way and shook his head. âI donât know whatâs going on. Normally, you can walk through here.â
Nope, this isn’t Saturday, but it’s a snippet. Read down far enough you’ll find it after a bit of whining. I’ve attempted to write a post all week, but I’ve been living in pain since last Friday, and each day seems worse than the one before. Due to my own stupidity, I injured my back and hip by doing something, well, stupid. The worse part is I knew better than to lift the two extremely heavy blue shopping bags at the same time. I knew better than to try to move a huge, filled ceramic planter on my patio. I rolled, not lifted it, but the bending over position while moving it did me in, I guess.
It feels like it did when I ruptured two disks in my back and suffered from Sciatica some years ago and missed six months of work. It wasn’t until I had a steroid shot in my back, that I found relief and life began again. At this point, I can’t stand and/or walk for even five minutes without pain, and I have to sit down, which means I can’t walk into my doctor’s office, which is a long walk from the parking lot.
Today I decided to post a snippet from 
with until last month returned to the forefront. Enough of this. She stomped on the gas pedal and took the speed up to sixty, and she wasnât comfortable driving like this on rutted Rocky Road.
Glass shattered as he busted the window with the butt of the rifle. Glass covered her. Her cheek stung. âGet your ass out of there, Roxanne.â
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