My latest novella: From the Boots Up

Well, lookie here, peeps.

I’ll be releasing my latest novella, From the Boots Up, on Kindle this weekend. Barring a zombie apocalypse, at any rate.

From the Boots Up WEBSITE USE
[cover by Melody Simmons]

Pre-vet college student Meg Tallmadge comes home to southern Wyoming in May 1999 like she has every summer since she started school to help her father Stan run the family ranch. He’s managed to get the Los Angeles Times to send a reporter out to do a story on the Diamond Rock, which doubles as a dude ranch. Meg knows the ranch needs all the publicity it can get to bring in more customers, but she’s not looking forward to babysitting a reporter for a week. When the originally scheduled reporter can’t make it, Meg worries that they won’t get a story at all, which is worse than dealing with a city slicker for a few days. Fortunately for Stan and the ranch, the Times finds a replacement, and Meg prepares to be under scrutiny, under the gun, and the perfect hostess. She knows what this opportunity means to her father, and she’s hoping that if it goes well, it’ll ease some of the tension between them as a result of her coming out a few months earlier. What she’s not prepared for — and never expected — is the reporter herself and the effect she has on her.

In spite of what she feels, Meg can’t risk the fallout that could result from overstepping a professional boundary. But as the week draws to a close, she learns that not taking a chance becomes the biggest risk of all.

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There you go. Yer handy preview. And just so you know, this pup contains adult language and situations. So don’t say you weren’t warned. šŸ˜€

I’ll post again when it’s LIVE, so you can go ponder whether you would like to add it to your Kindle stable. Here’s hoping you do. In the meantime, happy reading, happy writing, and happy Thursday!

6 thoughts on “My latest novella: From the Boots Up

  1. All the thought you put into picking the right cover worked because as soon as I saw that picture, I had a big smile on my face. Looks like my kind of story. Can’t wait for the live link!

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