THANKSGIVING
That sweet, turkey-obsessed holiday lost between Halloween and Christmas.
A couple of years ago I found out about a group of authors who decided Thanksgiving deserves better than it's gotten.
They started an annual series of novellas called Thanksgiving Books and Blessings.
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They'd released these collections, historical romances who's only connection is Thanksgiving, multiple times and two years ago they invited me in. I wrote a Thanksgiving book!!!
Well, it released back then, but just recently the group decided it was time for a SALE. All those older collections, not just my year, went on sale for 99 cents. I think it was limited time only, but mine is still on sale. So don't let the Black Friday in October stop you.
Buy on Kindle for 99 cents
And, I realized, when I went to try and figure out how exactly to put a book on sale, that I had never released it as a print book. I just thought a novella was maybe too short?
Anyway when I looked at it, that no longer stopped me, so it's in print.
Buy a Print Edition for $4.58
Anyway, my novella, Thankful for the Cowboy is now on sale and also available as a print book for the lowest price I could swing.
Thankful for the Cowboy
Tom MacKinnon rides up driving a wagon with a second wagon trailing him. He and his sister build windmills. They’ll ask for very little money and, in exchange heroine, Lauren Drummond, newly widowed mother of four nearly grown sons, will help them learn to survive in the Sandhills of Nebraska. What to grow, what to hunt, how to build a sod house.
Tom’s windmills will save her ranch. Lauren needs three windmills on this drought year or her growing herd of cattle is going to die of thirst. She eagerly agrees to teach him the ways of the Sandhills. She’s not ready to think of another man. But Tom changes her mind. His little sister and one of her sons find love together before Tom and Lauren do.
Give yourself the gift of focusing on Thanksgiving.
Buy Thankful for the Cowboy
Mary, thanks for the reminder about your Thanksgiving books! Thanksgiving was my daddy's favorite holiday and I believe that much of it was because he was the youngest of 8 children. My grandparents lived through the Depression so Christmas gifts were hard to come by but they were able to have a bountiful Thanksgiving meal! This is why I never decorate for Christmas until after Thanksgiving. We need a little more time to appreciate the beauty of Fall and the blessings we've been given!
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