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    • #AmWriting: Delayed, Current, & New: What’s Ahead? #WritersLife

      Posted at 11:58 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on June 17, 2018
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      Howdy. Happy Father’s Day to all you dads out there. I posted the quote below on Facebook this morning. I chose it because it says so much and is fitting for today:

       

      “It is not flesh and blood but the heart which makes us fathers and sons.” ~Johann Schiller

       

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      Moving on:

      I’ve recently been asked if I still have plans for my Double Dutch Ranch Series matriarch to get her own story. For newcomers, Judy Carlson is the mom to Jase, Tristan, Dane, and a few other cowboys she’s taken under her wing. She says, “I call them all my boys.” She’s specifically referring to Randy Drake from Lassoing the Last Dance and Wade Emory in my upcoming book. These friends have both lost their parents, but she treats their friends like family.

      Unfortunately for them, this means she wouldn’t hesitate in making them toss money into her cussin’ jar if the need arises, which it does. Judy doesn’t care if they’re three or thirty-something—they will be donating to the grandkids college fund even if they are a grandchild donating, hence, the three-year-old. I won’t tell you which of her sons he belongs to. You probably think it’s Jase, but it isn’t.

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      Well, I’m an author with books published. Some of you are readers of my books who like to know what I’m working on. After being asked the question about Judy, I figured by now it was time for an update on my author life.

      Yes, Judy’s book should’ve been my second book out this year, but when I took two months to revise Cowboy Boss and his Destiny, it dipped into my writing time, shoving Judy’s story back into my document folder and delaying my current WIP. (The story never stops working in my head, though.) Hers will be the first out in 2019.

      It was hard enough to finish book three in the spin off series while stressing over researching and working on GDPR compliance. Good news! I did finish Wade’s book, but I’m still revising. Believe it or not, I think it has a title, and not one from my original list I mentioned a few posts back.

      Oh, Secrets!

      I’ve probably mentioned a secret project. Well, I’m about nine-thousand words into it. I’m not allowed to talk about the collaboration yet. This will be a standalone book. (So far.) This time I got smart though and gave my hero three brothers and a sister and my heroine siblings, just in case. Know what I mean? Their siblings might make friends with my muse, and we all know what that means, but goodness, am I ready to write another series? I shudder thinking about it. On the other hand, I’m excited about the prospect.

      I haven’t published a standalone so I’m curious as to how it will go over with my current readers. Everything about this one is brand-new with a new setting and characters you’ve never heard of before. My small town will have a fictitious name. This second chance romance has a title. Wow. Of course, it has cowboys.  ❤

      What’s Next for a Retiring Cowboy?:

      ***Bull Rider Series SPOILER*** (New to the series? Scroll down slowly to avoid the next paragraph.)

       


      Skip this section…

       

       

       

      Another thing. I’ve been asked again about adding to my Bull Rider Series. The third book wrapped up Velia and Caulder’s story with no doubts about their future and Caulder’s upcoming retirement, but now readers want to see that future.


       

       

      Start Back Here:

      What am I to do when readers ask for another Bull Rider Series book? Book Three, Christmas at Love Mary J McCoy-Dressel, Western RomanceHouse: A Bittersweet Interlude, didn’t go over as well as I’d hoped, albeit, it does sell copies all year. This makes me leery of writing a fourth book.

      I’m sure only Bull Rider Series fans read the third book. It isn’t a standalone series, and to appreciate the characters and stories, it should be followed in order, so that’s an investment in the series.

       

      However, there are no cliffhanger endings in any of my books, so if a reader choses to read only one, they will have a complete story in itself.

       

      Starting a new series and adding to Velia and Caulder’s story leaves me with decisions I don’t have answers to yet. The more bull riding I watch, the more I want to continue the series. Don’t be surprised if you come across another bull or bronc rider or two in upcoming books.


      GDPR:

      A quick note about the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) since I brought it up above. After sending out a re-opt-in campaign written by my cowboys, and then we sent a reminder, some subscribers didn’t re-opt-in by updating and approving the new Marketing Permissions on my Mailing List. I had to unsubscribe these subscribers after May 25th.  😪

      Stats: What I thought was fantastic is that most of those I had manually added to my mailing list via a list-building event or who had been brought over from my old website, all re-opted-in.  ❤  Thank you!

      What surprised me was some subscribers who opened each and every newsletter year after year, didn’t.

      Some subscribers opted-in only to Email meaning I can’t send them book updates. Others opted-in to Email and Tailored Book Updates, so they will receive book news. Ideally, both tick boxes would be ticked. Sound confusing? Yes, it is. Thankfully, MailChimp allows me to segment these subscribers into two separate lists.

      I know I could’ve done this a different way instead of sending to all my list, but this is the way I chose to handle my list and GDPR.

      Finally:

      That’s enough blabber for a Sunday morning. If you were interested in reading about my author updates, thanks for coming all the way to the end!  😊

      Again… HAPPY FATHER’S DAY, guys, and everyone who is in the role of being a father.

      Cheers to you!  🍼

      I can’t help but think of my own dad today who has been gone many years. To those of you who can, give your dad a big hug or at least a phone call today. Sending you hugs, Dad.

       

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    • The Wait is Over ~

      Posted at 12:47 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on February 26, 2014

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       Present the Release of

       Cowboy Boss and his Destiny

      Double Dutch Ranch Series: Love at First Sight #1
      A stand-alone novel
      Romantic and Passionate
      Warm your heart and give your nerve endings a tingle at the same time
       
      Blurb

      Living the good life in a big city for many years, Nora Trinity ends up a statistic after the magazine she works for makes cutbacks. Despite a family betrayal from her past that still needs mending, she moves back home to the small town of Canyon Junction, Arizona, with forgiveness on her mind. When she is hired by a local rancher to help with his ranching magazine, she finds herself profoundly attracted to him, and the feeling is mutual. The thing is, her sexy boss comes as a package deal, and his little girl is immediately drawn to her. It’s not just about two hearts taking a chance now—or two people falling in love… Nora has to be sure of what she wants before she takes on the cowboy and his child.

      Tristan Carlson does the best he can to raise his four-year-old daughter on his own. His mother remains on the Double Dutch to lend a hand—giving him the ability to maintain the ranch, tend to his horses, and keep up his small-time ranching magazine. His attractive, new assistant is everything he wants in a woman, including her ginger-red hair. He finds it hard to keep her out of his arms—especially since she doesn’t mind being in his embrace. But from his experience with women lately, he’s learned that some don’t want a ready-made family. This one seems different, and he’s falling hard. But, there’s his little blue-eyed girl, and he’ll protect Destiny’s heart with everything within him. Until he knows for sure…

      Reader Advisory: Sensual love scenes

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    • Interview with a Book Character Hero (Howdy, Ma’am, Book #1)

      Posted at 1:19 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on January 16, 2013

      dreamstime_s_347745This interview was done way before Hey, Cowboy, Book #2 came out. Caulder McCutchen is the kind of man who wants to get the job done when he’s on the job. Off season you’ll see he’s a little more laid back. He tried to convince me to introduce him months ago. You know, before the book even came out. He must have been all hyped up after meeting that feisty Italian. I held him off. He thinks it’s his story, but I insist he share it with Velia. He joked with me, saying, “After all it is called the Bull Rider Series, and Ms. Armano is not a bull rider…ah, not yet.” (Update: Well, book two took care of the…”ah, not yet part.”)

      He’s such a jokester.

      So, without further ado, I have agreed to interview the handsome hero in Howdy, Ma’am Hey, Cowboy, and Christmas at Love House: A Bittersweet Interlude. Handsome? Hah, that’s putting it mildly. Hot and hunky is the first thing that comes to mind when I look at him. What am I saying? I created him! AHEM, on to the interview.

      Bull Rider Series #1

      MARY: Okay, Caulder, the spotlight is on you now. Where shall we begin? How about two years ago? We can start there. He took a seat beside me. Mm, he smells wonderful! Apparently he hasn’t been to the back pens yet.

      CAULDER: Nope, I’m not ready. You should know, of all people, I can’t talk about two years ago. It’s still too painful to discuss what happened then.

      Noticing the sorrowful look on his face, I decided to move on.

      MARY: We’ll talk about your job. You’re fairly new to the bull riding circuit. Correct?

      CAULDER: Partly. I’m new to the circuit, but not new to bull riding. I started riding bulls when my dad decided to raise them for shows years ago. Guess what? I’m good at it, you know. He winked before going on. But, oh yes, you know I’m good at most everything. Right, ma’am?

      What a grin! Did he have to chuckle, too?

      His smile seemed innocent enough, but I know his satirical sense of humor. More about that in the books. Hmm, is he distracting me on purpose with those flirty eyes?

      MARY: Um…yes. Most of the guys you ride with are younger than you. Do you think you’ll have many years left in bull riding?

      CAULDER: Well, yeah. I mean, there are a few guys in their forties. I figure I have at least ten more years, give or take a few broken bones now and again. Sure, I’ll ride as long as I’m able. I’m only thirty-two years old. I have time. Don’t write me off yet. He laughed out loud. Hah, literally don’t write me off.

      MARY: That’s risky don’t you think? Not to mention the concussions you’ve had. I detect a snarky smile across his sensual lips. Hmm…

      CAULDER: Only three, for God’s sake. (Maybe more) I’m fine after the last one. You don’t understand–I like to call it challenging, not risky, and of course, exciting as hell. Hey, you need to come to a show and bring all your friends. I’ll get you good seats.

      I saw his lips curve into a smile as he tried not to chuckle.

      MARY: I’ve been to shows. This is exactly why you exist by the way. Let’s just say I’m a big fan.

      CAULDER: Rolling his eyes. Well, thanks. Without you then, I’d never have met the hot little spitfire.

      MARY: About her—whatever possessed you to hire a personal photographer? Telling her you need publicity? Have you looked in the mirror lately? Or looked at your points? Your points are high. Publicity?

      CAULDER: He abruptly stood. My God. I took one look at her… You get it. Hey, it wasn’t my fault when a tire went bad on my Escalade in front of her photography studio. I mean, dammit all to hell. Look at her. That woman is beautiful with a capital “B”.  Both on the outside, and the…inside, I might add.

      He chuckled and diverted his eyes. There went his smirk again, and he’s not fooling me. I know where his mind wandered.

      Caulder sat back down and laid his hand over his heart. I could only imagine having him swoon over me like that. Velia is gorgeous, ma’am!

      Oh, yes, this heroine has no idea what she’s in store for. Gives me chills sitting here with him. Black cowboy hat atop his head? Sexy. And once you look into those damn blue eyes, you’re hooked. Nope, she has no idea what’s ahead.

      MARY: Gulping… But wait, you broke down in front of her studio? Does she know that’s what happened?Bull Rope (2)

      Caulder: Let’s just say that’s where my tire first went bad. After I got it fixed, well… You know the rest of the story.

      Mary: We’ll move on. You have your own issues to deal with, and you choose not to talk about them here, but so does Velia. Her ex-husband is one to be reckoned with. You know he’s not happy she ran off and divorced him? And then to find out she’s traveling with you? A cowboy? He’ll be angry if he finds her.

      CAULDER: You say cowboy like it’s a bad thing. He diverted his eyes again, shook his head, and sighed. As long as she’s working for me, I’ll keep her safe. She won’t come to any harm around me and the other riders. We ride damn big bulls for a living, ma’am. We can handle an ex-husband.

      I hope he’s right. He doesn’t know Justin Waters like I do.

      MARY: You seem to be quite a gentleman for a cowboy.

      CAULDER: There ya go with that cowboy attitude again. What the hell do you mean? Have you ever met a cowboy who wasn’t a gentleman? Besides, I’m not a real cowboy. Enough said?

      I seem to have offended him, but I needed him to explain so you would understand.

      MARY: Sure, if you say so. But what do you mean—you’re not a real cowboy?

      CAULDER: Enough said… Leave it alone. Please, ma’am?

      MARY: Okay, if you insist. He nodded, so I’ll change the subject. Buckle Bunnies? Groupies? He rolled his eyes. This should be fun—Once you insinuated to Velia that there might have been a time you took up with women who hang out at shows, you know—the ones hoping to hook up with a rich cowboy. You didn’t elaborate to her, but now that you’re under the spotlight, so to speak, is there anything you’d care to tell me here?

      CAULDER: He laughed out loud, a lot. Sometimes you just have to say what people expect to hear.

      MARY: Really? Tell me more…

      CAULDER: I think not…

      Again his hat came off and he brushed his fingers through his hair. I suppose a hat gets itchy after awhile.

      MARY: We’ll move on…again. What about Velia’s family? I mean men protect her, although she hid her abusive relationship from them.

      CAULDER: Ex-husband, he’s her ex! Yeah, that was a damn… Sorry. Anyway, it was a mistake for her to hide her abuse from her family.

      He slammed his fists down on his thighs. I had touched a nerve.

      MARY: Yes, it was a shame, but she really is a smart woman and did the right thing. But back to the question. Her father has, ah, um, men, or I should say, men who watch over him. How do you feel about that?

      I could tell he was getting uncomfortable.

      CAULDER: It is what it is. He’s an important man. I’d rather keep my opinions to myself. He likes me and I’d like to keep it that way.

      MARY: Velia is a charm and didn’t deserve what happened to her in the past. Neither did you. Do you think you two could have a future together? I mean you’re thrown together for almost a year. I eyed him up and down, knowing what she must see when she looks through her camera lens. Oh, baby! Sure must be tough on her to stay out of his arms. Or maybe she doesn’t.

      CAULDER: I’m up for a championship this year. You know I have a great chance of winning that coveted gold buckle. Riding the bulls has to be my priority. I hope you understand.

      MARY: You’re with her almost twenty-four hours a day. It must be difficult to concentrate. Right?

      CAULDER: Apparently you didn’t hear me when I said I’m working on a championship. I don’t need distractions.

      Whether he knew it or not, I saw the smile spread across his lips and the sparkle in his eyes. He didn’t fool me.

      MARY What about after the shows? I know you two spend a lot of nights alone together afterward. Couldn’t you be lovers as well as friends?

      CAULDER: Now, you’re asking for details that are no one’s business but ours. Earlier I asked if you ever met a cowboy who wasn’t a gentleman. Well, I’m sure as hell not going to change that now. I think we’re finished here. But, before I get back to work, I will say that a year is a long time to be thrown together with a sweet and sexy woman like Velia Armano. Even if she does drive me crazy at times. We’re together for most of the day and a lot of late nights, working and stuff. Whatever happens, happens. Right?

      Oh, but he has a snarky chuckle. He removed his hat and shoved his dark hair back away from his face. That nicely carved jawline…those eyes…I need a fan. He plopped his hat back on his head, a strand of dark hair falling over his forehead when he shoved the brim back.

      CAULDER: Good day to you, ma’am.

      MARY: Thank you, Caulder. Be careful on those bulls and good luck with the championship. But, please, I have one more question…

      He touched the tip of his hat and sauntered across the arena like he owned the place. He even stopped and looked back at me once, grinning. I don’t know about you, but my imagination is running wild with what could be happening between these two. If only their past lives don’t get in the way… If only her ex… well, never mind. I’ll just sit here and watch Caulder McCutchen strut… He sure is a sexy hunk of man. Maybe I should stop staring, or maybe I should…stop my mind from wandering. Deep breath, swallow, okay, almost got my composure now. Sigh.

      You can learn everything there is to know about this hunky bull riding hero in Howdy, Ma’am, Book #1, more in book two, and even more in book three. Now, I need to go find that photographer of his. I know she’s around here somewhere. Wait, is that her on the other side of the arena?

      Velia, oh, Velia, I have a couple questions for you…

      She lowered her camera and stared across at me. Caulder walked up to her and stood pretty darn close, if you ask me. She’s smiling. Now, even from here I can see the gleam in her eyes. Wait, she’s looking my way. Here she comes. Oh, if only she turned around. That cowboy’s eyes are running all over her backside. But, I forgot, he’s not really a cowboy, or so he says… Trust me, he’s a real cowboy.

      Remember, I couldn’t give up my characters? This is why the sequel happened. (Apparently there were a lot of long nights together.) Oh, yes, he’ll grow on you for sure. Even if you think you don’t like cowboys, there’s a whole other side to him. Travel? Sure–travel the circuit with him and learn what makes him tick. Happy Reading.

      You know Caulder isn’t the only awesome person in this book. Wait till you meet Velia Armano. She’s adorable, sexy, classy, and  makes a great heroine. Get to know her, too.

      To meet Velia Armano read her interview HERE.

      Now Available. Howdy, Ma’am and Hey, Cowboy, and Christmas at Love House: A Bittersweet Interlude. 

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    • Available!

      Posted at 12:34 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on December 23, 2012

      ~AVAILABLE NOW~ PUBLISHED!

      HOWDY, MA’AM

      Book One in the Bull Rider Series

      Sensual Contemporary Romance

      You’ve heard me talk about this hunky bull rider and his feisty photographer for months. “Come along and see what happens when classy takes a ride with rowdy.” Sometimes it’s a wild ride for sure, and I don’t necessarily mean the bull riding.

      See for yourself!

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