Wrangling the Cowboy's Heart

Matt has chosen not to follow in his dad's shoes. As a result his heart has been broken. So he's sworn off girls, the human kind that is. Give Matt a horse and he's in heaven. When a family is stranded on the side of the road he helps them out, even though a girl is involved. 

Camilla is bookish, but also bubbly and fun loving. She can't resist a good joke. She never imagined her parents Valentines Vacation tradition landing her in the arms of a handsome cowboy (literally too!). Can her jokes and smile win over the grumpy cowboy's heart? 

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TLWM (Current WIP)

Raegan:

 

“What are your plans after graduation?” Well, I don’t have any. Not currently. I’ve got a job at the cafe in town, maybe someday I’ll do something like culinary school. 

But God’s plans don’t always match our plans. I’ve still got my job at the cafe… Actually, I run the cafe. Oh, yeah… and I’m a single mom. And I haven’t talked to my boyfriend – is he still my boyfriend? We never broke up – We just haven’t talked since he got drafted to play minor league baseball; which is when we broke our dating boundaries… The night before he had to report with the Atlanta Bottle Caps. And before you ask, yes I’ve typed out a million texts, attempted to call… But there’s so much guilt and shame. I can’t help but wonder if God still loves me. 

 

Austin: 

 

“What are your plans for after graduation?” Baseball. It’s always been baseball. From the day I first threw a baseball, it’s been all I’ve wanted to do. 

And I am doing it. Somehow, I got drafted right out of high school. Which, I mean, that was the plan. What I didn’t plan for was how it would turn my life upside down. Well, it’s more than baseball… my parents divorce, the move to Texas… But there has been some good from it all, aside from being drafted. I gave my life to Christ, and I met the most amazing girl… and then I messed it all up. We fought the night before I left to join the Bottle Caps, and also completely wrecked the boundaries we had been so firm about sticking to… And I don’t know how to fix it. I’ve got missed calls from her. She’s got missed calls from me… Oh, Rae of Sunshine… Did I ruin our happily ever after? 

The Way of the Ruby

featured in What Happened in the Woods

What if Little Red Riding Hood had to prove who the true ruler of her kingdom was?

In a land where wolves hunt young maidens, and a murderer rules with an greedy iron fist….

A young man learns of a princess hidden in the woods. ‘Tis said that this princess is the real heir to the throne. According to his father, Hunter Quincy is the princess’s protector. With a magical sword in hand Hunter sets off to find the princess.

A young woman has lived her whole life, hidden in the woods. On Ruby’s fifth birthday a large mysterious egg appeared, and a voice called to her. On the day of her twentieth birthday Ruby’s Grandmother tells her that she is the heir to the throne of Lansco.

Will Hunter find the princess? Will the princess be able to claim the throne?

BP (work-in-progress)

Essie: 

Six years ago I married the dreamiest military man I’d ever met. Our romance, a whirlwind. Our love, a fairytale. Or so I thought. 

Three deployments later… and the man I married is now a shell. I can’t help but wonder if the man I once knew even exists. His replacement is abusive, distant, and cold. 

Then, one cold February night the unthinkable happens. I had once prayed for this. Begged God for something to change. But, just three days ago I’d come to terms with my broken marriage. I had determined to go on, no matter how broken my marriage was. But this, I wasn’t prepared for. 

 

Rachelle:

Loss. A word I’ve become so very familiar with, and not by choice. 

I’ve lost my twin sister. I’ve lost my best friend. I’ve lost every baby my body has ever carried. 

And now I’m pregnant again. I’ve carried this baby longer than any of the others. A new friend has come into my life following her own loss, and my nephews are suddenly in my care, abandoned by their mother, my twin. 

We all deal with our losses in our own way. And now, I might face an even greater loss. A cancer diagnosis smacks me in the face, and my doctor thinks abortion is my best option. 

I won’t. I’ve lost too many babies already, and if I have to, I’ll sacrifice my own life so that this baby will live. 

 

An unlikely bond forms as these women deal with the curveballs life tosses their way. Life is about to throw another loss into the mix. Will this next loss be the one to break everything that seems to be healing? Or will an even greater healing occur?