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West of Glory
“Tender, poignant and beautifully written” -Deborah Smith, NYT bestselling author “Extraordinary!” -Mary Balogh, NYT bestselling author
Novellas
Mom & Mr. Valentine
Two novellas in anthologies with NYT-bestselling author, Debbie Macomber! Novels
The Wild Child
A wild child on a remote island off the coast of British Columbia, Canada? Other Novels
Reissues
Daddy's Little Cowgirl
Like Father, Like Daughter--the much-loved story of Adam and the daughter he never knew.... Cowboy Country
The Man From Blue River--a reissue of Judith's wildly popular first novel for Superromance! Series
"Girlfriends"
Anything can happen when three best friends decide to look up their first crushes! The Men of Glory novels
Enduring reader favorites--seven bestselling novels set in small-town Alberta, Canada--ranchers, doctors, cowboys and Indians.... |
Newsletter Autumn in the Canadian Rockies Maybe it's because I have a birthday in this season. Maybe because Hallowe'en comes at the end of October. Maybe it is the colors of the leaves as they turn russet and red, the pumpkins glowing in the fields, the glad sounds of kids on the playground, back in school with old friends and making new friends...whatever it is, I love fall best. When I was a kid, my mother killed "two birds with one stone," by making me a birthday cake in the shape of a witch, complete with licorice broomstick and colored coconut hair. My party was usually in costume. Who cared that I turned seven or eight nearly a week from the actual Hallowe'en? A theme was a theme! Now, I read that Hallowe'en is the biggest grown-up "holiday" of the year, with costume rental stores doing major business. Everyone, it seems, wants to be a fairy princess or a knight-in-shining-armour. Apple pies, jack o'lanterns, a harvest moon, woolly sweaters and rubber boots. These are some of my fall memories. What are yours? Email me and share some of your fall stories. Judith |
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