Romance
“Every story begins with a spark. Not all become fire.”
This is a collection of eleven stories, all featuring people who meet each other, but the endings might not go the way you think.
Which ones have happy endings? Which ones end on bittersweet notes?
Read and see if you’re right.
Christmas
Lauren Cross does not want to go home for Christmas.
On the cusp of thirty, she’s the youngest of four children, and the only one who doesn’t work in the family business. When she surrenders to her mother’s badgering and agrees to attend the big Christmas party at the estate, Lauren brings her new boyfriend for moral support, and an easy excuse for spending just one night.
But when someone turns up dead, Lauren finds herself driven to figure out what happened. It shouldn’t matter that the deputy assigned the case was her high school boyfriend. Right?
With perpetual scorn heaped on her by her siblings and mother, the familiar sights and memories of her hometown, and the nearness of her ex who looks really good in a uniform, Lauren must come to terms with the passage of time and wonders if all her life decisions were the right ones.
Calvin Carter
The Old West teemed with dogged, badge-totting lawmen, vile, murderous desperadoes, and honest citizens who craved a simple, peaceful life.Calvin Carter was none of those.
Combine Artemus Gordon’s acting ability, James West’s panache, Bret Maverick’s charm, and Brisco County, Jr.’s unabashed zeal for the adventurous life and you get Calvin Carter.
A former actor who became a railroad detective after tracking down his father’s killer, Calvin savors his exciting life, the mysterious cases assigned to him, and the beautiful women he encounters along the way. Together with his partner, Thomas Jackson, Calvin Carter aims to make a name for himself in the annals of the Old West…with flair.
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Mystery
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Western
My westerns draw their inspiration from classic TV shows like Maverick, The Wild Wild West, and the Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. and authors such as James Reasoner, Robert Randisi, and Louis L’amour. |
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