| See you at the RomCon Convention in Denver July 9th-11th!!! I WON RomCon's Reader's Crown award for Best First, 2010, for NO ORDINARY COWBOY! The convention was excellent and I am really thrilled to have won this award. It is sitting on my bookshelf beside my RT Reviewer's Choice award for NO ORDINARY COWBOY for Best First Series, 2009. Why is a born-and-bred city girl writing romance novels about cowboys and cowgirls? They fascinate me! I admire the committed work ethic that compels them to raise cattle under the toughest conditions, to battle summer droughts and winter blizzards to maintain a way of life that has been bred into their bones. My first Harlequin Superromance, NO ORDINARY COWBOY, explored the notion that home is where the heart is, with the people we choose to love. My second Superromance, A COWBOY'S PLAN, looks at love's power to heal wounded souls. My third Superromance, THIS COWBOY'S SON, finds that sometimes, when the things we most fear are brought on by surprises in our lives, we have the power to rise to these challenges and learn from them. 
NO ORDINARY COWBOY, June 2009A COWBOY'S PLAN, April 2010
| This Cowboy's Son
Harlequin Superromance “You have a son.” The announcement is not exactly the welcome Matthew Long expects from Jenny Sterling when he arrives in Ordinary, Montana. Five years away can change a man, but he suspects he’s still not the settle-on-the-ranch type. And if he can’t settle, how is he supposed to lend a hand to raise his kid? Seems Jenny has different ideas, however. She wants Matt to do what he does best—move on so that she can return to life without him. Surprisingly, that’s something Matt doesn’t want to do. Because the moment he gets over the shock of being a daddy, he remembers all the powerful chemistry between him and Jenny. And if there is one person who could persuade him to be the staying kind, it might be her. 
IN BOOKSTORES ON AUGUST 10, 2010!
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