Today's Blog Tour Tuesday features the book collection:
Gunsmoke and Gingham
by five favorite western romance authors
About
Gunsmoke and Gingham:
**Five never-before-seen
novellas from five of your favorite bestselling authors!**
MAIL-ORDER MEMORIES by
KIRSTEN OSBOURNE:
Mary Brown is forced to start over in Beckham, Massachusetts, when the love of
her life is killed out West. She has no desire to be in the town where they
grew up together and memories of him will flood through her at every turn.
After five years as a cook, her employer suggests she become a mail order bride
to a man who has no desire to find love…only a life partner. Unsure if she’s
making a mistake, she sends a letter in reply to the ad, unsure if she’ll be
able to handle marriage to a stranger after expecting a life of love.
William
Jones has always known he’d marry his love, but when her father insists he goes
West to make his fortune before they can marry, he reluctantly agrees. After
all, he wants his love to get everything she ever wants in life. When he finds
out Mary has died after a tragic illness, he gets his farm ready, but he can’t
go through his entire life without love. He sends for a mail order bride,
getting the biggest shock of his life. Will he ever be able to trust his bride?
Or will he spend the rest of his life regretting his decision to marry?
THE ECHO OF MUSIC by
AMELIA C. ADAMS:
When acclaimed opera singer Orinda Lou Britt loses her voice, she leaves the
stage and her home in Chicago to live in Topeka, where no one knows her and she
can start over again. Along with her, she brings her cherished heirloom piano,
a gift from her grandmother.
Nathan
Perry travels the country tuning pianos in every town, and there is no one
Orinda Lou trusts more. But when it comes time for her piano to be repaired,
Nathan seems nowhere to be found, and when he does finally arrive, the reason
for his absence may drive them apart forever.
TETON SEASON OF PROMISE
by PEGGY L. HENDERSON:
Olivia Barkley knows how to take care of herself. Growing up in an orphanage,
she’s learned that good things don’t come easily and certainly don’t last
forever. While escaping the unwanted advances of her employer, her path crosses
with a man who made a promise he didn't keep.
Caleb
Walker has lived a life of freedom among the spectacular Tetons, surrounded by
the love of his family and friends. Unexplained restlessness prompts him to
leave his beloved mountains in search of answers. When he joins an expedition
into the wilderness, he is shocked to come face to face with a woman from his
long-forgotten past.
Caleb
and Livy must find a way to come to terms with their unexpected meeting. If
they can move beyond the guilt and misunderstandings of the past, they might
discover that they were meant to be together all along.
THE GUNSMITH’S BRIDE by
KRISTIN HOLT:
Morgan Hudson can’t begrudge his widowed father a second chance at happiness.
So when Dad’s mail-order bride arrives in Mountain Home with a beautiful
daughter, Morgan’s life flips upside down. The lovesick fifty-year-olds need a
chaperone, and Morgan can’t remember to treat Lizzy like a sister. Will their
emergent love survive their parents’ romance, threats from the past, and a law
forbidding kissing on the streets of Mountain Home?
HANNAH’S HERO by MARGERY
SCOTT:
US Marshal Kirby Matheson is on his way to testify at the trial of an outlaw
when he comes across Hannah on the trail, unconscious and hurt. He feels a
connection to her unlike any he’s never felt with another woman. He’s sure she
feels the same, so why is she so frosty toward him? And why is he suddenly
thinking about giving up the one thing he’s always valued – his freedom?
When
Hannah Wilde is rescued by a handsome stranger after being thrown from her
horse during a storm, she finds herself growing to like him, much to her
dismay. He’s exactly the kind of man she’s sworn never to get involved with – a
lawman!
However,
when danger follows Kirby, Hannah realizes she could lose him forever. Or is it
already too late?
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