Suzanne D. Williams, Author

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It was the thread of a tune, the barest melody made up of only a handful of notes, most of them elongated to three or four measures each. Unlike the sounds of the past, however, these didn’t ask to be played. They didn’t even repeat themselves. But rang once and were done.

Niccolo stared upward in the early dawn, wishing them back, and strangely, they reformed on his fingers. He felt the strings compress, his muscles flex with the draw of the bow, his spine bend and straighten in involuntary response. Longing swept upward. Longing to play again. Longing to write something different, something new.

Luciano had said it was possible – to ask and God would make him what he wanted to be. They’d prayed together, yet he hadn’t understood it, not really.

Only now, his fingers relaxing on the mattress, the notes fading from hearing, it made perfect sense. God would not be outperformed by the actions of a single man. All the knowledge and study someone could acquire, all the talent and training, years of concerts, were as dust. Useless. Nonexistent.

No, God wanted His tune to be foremost. He desired to be preeminent, so that no one else could claim they’d created it. Not the cacophony of notes twirling in his head, but deliberate tones, each given their perfect place and time.

Niccolo shoved the bed covers aside and left his bedroom, following the path of the hall to the master at the end. Without knocking or announcing his entrance, he opened the door and strolled over to the bed. He shook Giovanni awake.

Startled, Gio gave a grunt and rushed to a sitting position. “Nic?”

“I’m ready,” Niccolo said.


FROM THE AUTHOR:

GOD WROTE the notes, pulling them up from the new life within him, and he honored them, spilling them out into the atmosphere with joyous abandon. A pianist rewrote the well-known tune, “Fur Elise,” and I had to turn your gazes here. In fact, the Spirit writes all styles of music, some we like and some we don’t, but it is that He anoints it which turns our hearts.

“Play It For Me” is the final book in the series but the most powerful, in my honest opinion. Tortured musician, Niccolo Cavatelli, comes from a powerful Italian family, who he doesn’t completely understand because their faith in a loving God doesn’t fit in with what he feels inside. I ask you to read his story and give that pianist, Alexander Joseph, a listen, too. Close your eyes and worship. Send gratitude to a generous Savior who laid down His life so the music we make will make sense. And check out another fabulous musicians' story by a dear friend, at the link below.

Fur Elise - Reimagined by Alexander Joseph

*****

PURCHASE "Play It For Me"

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He curled their values in his fist and tossed them away. They didn’t know what it was like to be him.

Niccolo Cavatelli, famous cellist, lives in a world filled with music. Yet the notes he hears day and night bring him no closer to the security he craves. Instead, they isolate and seclude him. Then Kati Dennis enters his life. Swept along by their mutual attraction, he writes his greatest song ever. One which, in one tragic moment, might just silence the music for both of them. Forever.

Another Good Book: https://amzn.to/4k0mnS8 Voice Of Truth by Dana Pratola

Seeking the truth brought them together ~ Finding the truth may tear them apart

Sophia Gallo is celebrated and adored by millions, but in her meteoric rise to fame, it may appear that she has forgotten the One who gave her the gift that made possible her life of wealth and glory. She hasn't forgotten. She's reminded every day as she endeavors to hide a secret that could change everything and expose her as the freak and outcast she always thought herself to be.

Cade Fioretti has never backed down from finding the truth, and he's not about to start now. It's his job and his passion. Sophia is beautiful, talented, and the subject of his next book; but she's hiding something. No matter what it takes, he's going to dig it up, and in the process learn all there is to know about this woman who has stolen his heart.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
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In thinking on how to introduce this, I realized I have several options. I could focus on it being World Chocolate Day. That seems important to a chocolate lover like me. I could also mention it being "Young adult romance your mother can trust." All my YA is clean with godly morals and a hint of my own humor. But I decided to focus on Jesus who mixed with a day dedicated to chocolate makes me smile HUGE. All He needs to be better is a chocolate bar. I'm sure they have those in heaven.

But anywho ... that indelible image placed in my wallet, below is an excerpt from the book. I've placed a few other links at the bottom. You have my huge gratitude for reading this and supporting my writing.


Give Me Chocolate (And Jordan)
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Only one thing appeals to Sedona Keyes as much as chocolate – Jordan Merritt, her brother’s best friend. But her brother is against it, so in favor of family peace, she sets her feelings aside.

When a horrible car accident robs her of her memory, Jordan becomes the only person she’s sure of. She loves him, and he loves her. But what they have might not survive her brother’s continued hostility or the time and doubt steadily tearing their love apart.

EXCERPT:
“I actually hate it when I get this way,” I mumbled, my mouth full. “It’s like someone sautéed my insides in rancid oil and served them up with a plate of live eels.”

“That’s gross.”

Jordan’s voice came from behind. He was leaning on the kitchen doorframe. Man, he was fine. I stuffed the chocolate bar further in my mouth, aware I looked like a hog at the trough.

But then, if I’d seen him over the years, he’d seen me. He’d done all the things young boys typically do to girls a shade younger than them. I’d been picked on mercilessly, had pranks pulled on me, been shut out and closed off while they played games I was supposedly “too little” for. He was there the Christmas my Aunt Barb gave me my first bra, had walked into the laundry more than once and found me chest-deep in underwear. What memories I’d formed, he’d formed as well.

“But accurate,” I returned.

He gave a crooked smile.

“Maybe we shouldn’t trust you to drive.” This comment came from my brother who’d entered smelling like too much cologne. He was dressed for work, khaki slacks and a red polo shirt embroidered with the company logo.

“Where are you driving?” my mom asked.

I switched my gaze to her face. “The mall. I have to buy a birthday gift for Janene.”

“I can drive you.”

My head winged left. Had Jordan just offered to take me somewhere? I’d ridden in his Jeep before, but never alone. Always, Gary was there. Speaking of Gary, he didn’t look too happy Jordan had spoken, which was the other reason I had to get over my infatuation. Harmony. At no point in time, did Gary want to lose his best friend’s attention to his little sister, and I respected that.

“I’m sure she’ll be fine,” Gary said. “If she drives off the road, the road will see her coming and run.”

“Ha. Ha.” I made a face. I finished my candy bar and rose, tossing the wrapper in the trash can, then rinsed my fingers.

“Actually,” my mom said. “If Jordan could take you, I’d feel better.”

I twisted her direction, my hands tangled in the dish towel.

“I don’t like you going to the mall alone.”

At that moment, I wasn’t sure whether to crow because Mom had endorsed me being alone with Jordan or because my brother looked like he’d swallowed a toad.

“That is … if you don’t mind,” she said to Jordan.

“No problem. I have the day off.”

Her smile said she was grateful and pleased. My brother’s scowl said if she hadn’t been standing there, he would rupture. Ick. Not a pretty sight for anyone.

“It’s settled then. I have to visit your grandmother today anyhow and am leaving in about twenty minutes. This way I won’t have to worry.”

She worried a lot. Ever since my dad died, she’d taken on a lot of responsibilities that used to be his, and as a result, way more pressure. Gary did his part to alleviate some of it, as did I, and Jordan frequently told her he loved her. None of that brought my dad back, but at least, she knew she wasn’t alone.

“You go and forget about us,” I said. “Jordan will be my hero today.”

I caught eyes with him then, and that same tingling rush swept up my spine which said I was this close to something I had no clue how to stop. Gary’s face loomed into view over Jordan’s shoulder, and it wasn’t nice. But this wasn’t my fault … not Jordan volunteering, not my mom agreeing so easily. I glanced away. He didn’t have anything to get worked up over anyhow. Not like Jordan saw me as any more than he ever had, not like one trip to the mall would alter anything.

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We are Americans because God set it so. He spoke to me one morning about the foundation of our country and its tie to Israel and revealed to me a truth I did not know. These UNITED States were the only ones to vote Israel should become a nation following World War II. Without the USA, there’d be no nation of Israel.

Jesus is a Jew. I’ve said this many times. We must know this. But Jesus is King of all nations, and I saw Him there. In another moment in time, before me on top of Mt. Rushmore, sat our King. There is no doubt in me that He holds power here, and knowing this eliminates all doubt of our safety, our prosperity, our mission. We, the church, have been given His heart. We are His love on display, and this crosses national boundaries. God’s children are everywhere on this earth.

Contrary to popular belief, though we are in what the Scriptures call “the latter days,” these are not days of overwhelming evil and violence. Even in Matthew 24, when Jesus speaks of what will come, He tells us the end does not come because of “wars and rumours of wars,” but when the gospel is spread to the world. God’s peace is so much greater than all the violence the hostile kingdom of darkness can dig up.

Look up today and say a prayer for our soldiers, who serve to protect and guide this nation. Celebrate the goodness of God to us. Then in a moment of quietness, remember those who died in America’s service. For upon their blood we stand.

★★★★★


The Quarter
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“What about your uncle?” Sandra asked. She and Ed had been helpful today, but silent while they talked.
The group stilled and heads hung low between tired knees.
“Uncle Cleavis,” Rylie said, her eyes on the treetops. “God bless Uncle Cleavis and bring him home.”
“Amen,” the group said.
“Too bad Daddy’s not here.”
Rylie glanced at her sister. Prissy’d been quiet most of the time, helping some and not helping others, so this was the first remark she’d made. “He adored his brother, said going to Vietnam was an honor reserved for that special few God selected.” She flipped her hair over her shoulder. “You hear the story of what happened to him.”
No one moved, and it was as if time suspended. If they’d heard the story, they weren’t about to say so. This was something that needed to be said, a tale told on the lips of a girl who’d never known him, but loved him for her father’s sake.
“They kept him in a cage in the jungle for two years ’til his legs wouldn’t work, and he lay there in his own filth rotting day by day. They figured that out by similar accounts from other POWs. That, and he was buried nearby. They figure he was taken out of the cage at some point, but of course, no one knows exactly what happened then. But stories circulate of men bein’ buried up to their necks in the ground and suffocatin’ for the pressure of the mud on their chests.”
The heads hung lower and the oppressive heat weighted them all.
“No offense,” she said to Colton.
He waved his hand, dismissive.
“You bein’ the hero and all, and I get you almost died. But it’s men like Uncle Cleavis that keep us free.”

OTHER PATRIOTIC BOOKS I'VE WRITTEN:

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He Was A Soldier: A Christian Romance - Amazon - Other Retailers



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www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com

I AM THE mirror of my parent’s example. When you look at me, you see them. In the same way, my daughter reflects both her dad and I. Sometimes, startlingly so. I tease my aunt she is like my grandmother, and my mother of the same. I can see it. They can’t until I point it out.

I am also a reflection of my heavenly Father, whose kindness and gentleness sent Jesus to earth, to reveal Him to us. What could not be seen before then can be seen clearly now. On the cross, hung the Son of God, who did nothing of His own will but only what Dad would do. In this modern age, we are all about letting our kids stretch their wings, but Jesus shows us another way. Instead of carving their own path, our children should follow able in our well-marked footsteps.

Well-marked because they look just like Jesus.

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Love In Lilac
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"I can’t possibly go back to my life before Lilac.”

Apollo Adderly was the most beautiful sight a girl could ever behold, and he just might make this false vacation worth all the trouble for Liane Arnoult. Dragged off to see her father, she has no intention of accepting his apology. What he’s done is simply unforgiveable.

Yet maybe in matters of the heart, she doesn’t know everything she should, and maybe this boy she’s come to adore, who fondly named her Lilac, will teach her the most important lesson of all. The lasting power of love.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
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www.feelgoodromance.com

Total U.S. Soldier Deaths By War
American Revolution, 4,435
War of 1812, 2,260
Indian Wars, projection 1,000
Mexican War, 1,733
American Civil War, 140,414 (union), 74,524 (confederate)
Spanish American War, 385
World War I, 53,402
World War II, 291,557
Korean War, 33,739
Vietnam War, 47,434
Gulf War, 143
Global War on Terror, 6,930

*These figures are from this link and are battle deaths. They do not include other deaths caused by war.



Stephen & Adele (Missing)
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Adele Davis' husband never returned from Vietnam. In seeking healing for his loss, she finds new love with handsome Stephen Sanders. But in a seemingly cruel twist of heart, all she's overcome rushes back in at her in his memories.


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www.feelgoodromance.com

My mother (infant), her mother, her grandmother, and her great grandmother

Here is where I write something succinct about motherhood, where I repeat what others have said for generations. Except my heart never leads in that direction. I’ve written about my mother in past years. She is dear to me. My thoughts always turn to my grandmother, who passed in 2008. I love her so much still. And I must circle my aunt into this. She and I spent so much time together. She is like a mother to me. In an aunt kinda way. But I think more than anything what comes up in me today is my daughter, who has become a truly beautiful woman.

Aw, shucks, Suzanne.

But it’s true, and my one piece of motherly advice to anyone reading is to let them shine as themselves. I have taken a stance that if she needs it, I’ll provide it. If she asks me to go or to do, I will go and do. If she likes it, then it’s okay with me. If she wears it or buys it, I’ll appreciate it. And if I see a place in her which God should fill, then I’ll keep praying. Because God knows her heart, her every thought and intent, and He can fix it.

I say this to you, He knows even the heart of those without Him. Don’t let their lack of God stop you from love. But place them, once more, on the altar of His love and speak truth over them in your secret place. Then when you are with them, refrain from criticism and, to some extent, correction. My daughter tells me of her life because it is valuable to me, and that is where this briefly ends. Because I am a daughter, and my mother is a daughter, and my aunt is a daughter. And those who went ahead of us nurtured us in this manner. If yours did not, then I am sorry. May God give to you that one to take her place, to tell you that you are good just as you are, and where you aren’t, may God smooth all the wrinkles away and tell you that that dress looks great on you, those shoes go with it perfectly, and that talent you have to sing or to sew or to grow beautiful things is what He gave you, so that all will know you are His.

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The Child (Superhuman) Book 5
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Superhuman Stryke Dawkins has billions of dollars at his disposal. He can buy what he wants and go wherever he chooses without any struggle. Yet the poison beneath his skin has given him a solitary existence. It’s better to live alone than risk innocent lives.

Margot Fischer volunteered for a scientific study that promised her a child. Though the premise was strange, she has so much love to give and a wonderful example of parenting in the memory of her deceased mother. She can mold this young life placed in her hands and create a happy future for them both.

But when an attack on her unborn child’s life thrusts her and Stryke together, it seems the truth behind the baby’s conception links directly to the Dawkins brothers’ genetic history, and a truth about the child’s existence that someone will stop at nothing to hide.


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Robin (Billionaire Boys Club) Book 5
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IF YOU LOVED ATLAS, you will love Robin. I never intended this to be a series. I wrote ATLAS just to take a stab at the billionaire romance genre. Then Steele came along, and the storylines kept going. I do hope you'll read this story. As with all my books, God's grace is at the center. His forgiveness is as far as the east from the west. - Suzanne

BLURB: She was, in everyday terms, a gold digger, but she liked to think she had a good heart. Maybe she didn’t though. Maybe in latching onto the idea she could become more than stupid Parker Rousch, the thought she could be in the stories Martina had told about her brother, maybe at that moment she’d lost what heart she had. Because fairytales didn’t happen in real life and girls that daydreamed about falling in love with Prince Charming via entertainment magazines were sure to be disappointed.

Twenty-two year old cartoonist Parker Rousch dropped out of college and moved to Florida to chase an impossible dream – to meet billionaire Robin Spelding. She’s spent hours, days, daydreaming about living the rich life, devouring everything there is to know about him. Landing a nearby job at a well-known editorial newspaper came as a huge break. Never mind, it’s the competition, the owner with a beef against her fantasy man.

Robin Spelding went from a boy walking to school, picked on by bullies, to the man he is today through determination and hard work. Running one of the largest security companies in the nation, having clients like Atlas Bellamy, has put him on the map. He is somebody now with the power to have anything he wants, including a taste for married women.

But when cute, perky Parker drops into his life, his secret trysts prove to be far more public than he knew and the man he’s become, ugly and sordid. Changing his public reputation is possible with her by his side, though, and maybe sharing a piece of his heart as well. Unless the danger that brought them together, an overheard threat at her place of employment, snuffs out their promising future.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
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www.feelgoodromance.com


Atlas
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She pulled her head back, and the expression she gave him spiraled down into his shoes. He’d blown it … He’d assumed once he held her close, she’d give in to the attraction growing between them. Yet there it was on her face. She wasn’t after his money or his status. It’d take way more than either one of those to win her over.

Millionaire playboy Atlas Bellamy never met a woman he couldn’t have. Until Meghan Moralez. An accomplished doctor with a thriving practice, she’s not swayed by his money or charm and, seemingly, well able to walk away. Then a twist of circumstance thrusts them together again, and his determination rises. He knows how to win her over. All it’ll take is a little time and patience. Except what time he thought he had, he doesn’t anymore, and his chance at true love might just be fading away.

~♥~
Also, look for LOVE & REDEMPTION (The Florida Irish) Book 1, now FREE as an ebook. At Amazon or at other ebook retailers.

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Fabulous, The Series
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Book 2
She seemed to consider this, her frown deepening. “You want a spin in the car? I’ll drive you around the block, and we’ll call it even.”

Joey wrinkled his brow. The car? “The car’s great,” he said, “but it’s the girl I’m admiring.”


Ariel Veich grew up in a billionaire’s world, the Veich family name well-known in upper social circles. Influence, esteem, and prestige, all things she’s used to. As well as opportunists, people only after her friendship for what they can get out of it. She’s learned to protect herself and keep her distance from onlookers.

Until she meets Joey Randolph. They’re from two different worlds, yet with one unexpected kiss, he tears down the wall she’s spent so much time building. When what she knows about herself comes crumbling down as well, it could be that this new love of her life isn’t the boy of her dreams after all.

Clean romance for teens.


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Suzanne D. Williams, Author
www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com


BELIEVE IT OR NOT, I let many of my paperback editions go, in the shuffle with my health and my writing. The Holy Spirit stirred it up in me to fix some with minor issues and to create many that simply never existed. Many of these are series under one cover, such as "Rise of the Sun" and "Fade to Black."

I am by no means finished. There are a number of others which I will get to, so I appreciate your patience. But these below are ready for purchase, and as much as I am able to, most are only $9.99. Ten dollars is not too bad for a paperback, and they make great gifts, too.

God bless you as you read. You are appreciated.

NOW IN PAPERBACK!
Rise of the Sun
Fade to Black
The Romance of Summer: Young Adult Romance Collection
Peeping Tomboy
Heaven and Earth (Western Women Series) Book 1


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All About Romeo
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*in ebook and paperback

Could be he was wasting his time, and she was so hung up on Logan Boyd, he’d never measure up. But it wasn’t in him to quit trying. She obviously didn’t like the macho side of him, and that meant somewhere deep inside he’d have to dig up Romeo.

Romeo. Courtesy. Gallantry. He had to become the guy a girl dreamed of.

TIME GOES BY and with it, memories. My first YA novella, I wrote to see if I could, and that book, "Me & Timothy Cooper" remains my best seller. This book was the fifth one (YA) I wrote. Before it were "I Kissed the Boy Next Door", "The Best Week of My Life", and "Of All The Ways He Loves Me." These three you can buy under one ebook cover titled, "The Romance of Summer." I'll put the sales links below. But point is, I'd discovered something. My love for the novella. They are all around 19,000 words. And it is possible to write romance for teens that sends the right message

I say this about all my YA books. "Romance parents can trust." My heart is to present a story a young girl loves and the parent doesn't need to look over her shoulder. All situations are framed by God's Word and minus any situations that would glorify the work of the devil. There is tension and attraction, but ... Well, you should just read it, and you will know.

The Romance Of Summer: Young Adult Romance Collection<
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The Rest of the Scene:
Kate crossed her legs and folded her hands over her knee. “I’ve been waiting for you to wise up. I just never figured it’d be over a girl, leastways one you hadn’t ticked off.”

He winced. He, sort of, had. “Tell me the truth. Is there any possibility?”

She smiled and patted his cheek. “Maybe if she’s smart enough to see my little brother is great beneath all the crap. A little prayer wouldn’t hurt either,” she added.

“Prayer?”

Kate bobbed her head. “Not, ‘Dear God, bring her to me. I have to have her.’ But ‘Dear God, make me the man I ought to be.’”

Good advice. He should have prayed that long ago. Maybe she would have seen him by now. Then again, none of this started until they’d locked lips in the closet, and even then, it wasn’t the kiss itself that changed him. But something way deep inside that said they simply had to be together.

She was the one. He just knew it.


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Love Dangerously
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Wrong place, wrong time, right woman.

Abe Beckett's family pedigree pushed him toward joining the police force years ago, then, ultimately, pushed him away. He didn't want to be like "dear old dad". Yet, confronted by an armed robber at the Austrian food truck in the city park, his instincts kick back in. His new profession as a male midwife doesn't seem to stop his cop brain from working.

The presence of the curvaceous blonde, Vienna Stumpf, who runs the truck, does. But what begins as an argument soon holds possibilities of way more, until her family's missing jewelry and the suspicious behavior of a man he's trusted threaten to tear it all apart.

IT'S FUNNY WHEN I see myself in my characters. I had such an occasion the other day. Not this book. No, there's no resemblance here besides a respect for law enforcement and hard working people. That said, I hope this story makes you smile and turn to your husband or wife and pay them a compliment. After all, they live with you.


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www.suzannedwilliams.com
www.feelgoodromance.com


Only 99 cents.

Kickin' Hearts (Rodeo Girls) Book 1
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His breath blew loudly in his ears, much like the huff and puff of the bronc as it tried to pitch its rider, and it came to him again, him and her both trying last until eight seconds, only time and distance and the spinning of their hearts were against it.

Halston Kane, the second of three brothers, considers himself stuck in the middle, a feeling which magnifies after his mother’s death. Never on top and not able to get ahead, he’s constantly losing out. Saddle bronc riding is something he’s good at, yet lately, even there he falls short. Others who shouldn’t ride well are passing him up, and his best simply isn’t good enough.

Then Destiny Mullens turns up at his door, a girl he shouldn’t go near because she belongs to someone else. Sparks fly between them, and it seems what they both want – each other – won’t happen until he sets his doubts aside and takes the biggest ride of his life, one for his heart.

I GREW UP on the same block as a rodeo arena. I used to beg to go there and watch, but can only recall being allowed once. I get this now. But at the time, the fact it was within walking distance and within sight of my grandparents' place made it seem ideal. I admit this partially inspired me to write this series. I've always loved horses. But what pushed me forward to writing them is what I always say, "Fiction parents can trust."

You will never find any questionable characters in my young adult books and always a Christian moral. Even when it touches on subjects to make teens think, they are always presented as right and wrong in light of God's Word.

There are two more books in this series. I hope you enjoy Book 1. You'll meet the characters for Books 2 and 3 in it. All three books are 99 cents each in ebook and only $9.99 in paperback.


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