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Please welcome Reggi Allder to Muse Monday on Discover... If you don't know Reggi, then we're glad to introduce you to a new author whose romance books you'll love.
Hi Brenda, thank you for having me on your blog today.
I write in two different genres, #RomanticSuspense and #ContemporaryRomance as in #SmallTownRomance. My first book was a romantic suspense, Shattered Rules. Then I began the Dangerous Series with Dangerous Web book 1-The most hazardous choice she ever made. But after spending a great deal of time with villains, I needed a change of pace. So, the Sierra Creek Series was born. In my imaginary California town of Sierra Creek, the moto is small town big love. Where strong men and determined women intersect.
In
Her Country Heart, the first Sierra Creek book, I needed something
that acknowledged the friction between a man and a woman. The main character
lives on a farm and I decided to make it an organic apple farm. What fruit signifies
the conflict between the male and female better than the iconic apple?
There
is often the temptation of being drawn to the opposite sex when you know they
are only going to cause trouble in your life. How many of us have been
attracted to someone and think, I shouldn’t go there, but…
Amy,
the main character in the Sierra Creek books, bakes apple pies and I’d be happy
to share an apple
pie recipe with you, just email me. Reggi@
reggiallder(dot)com. Please put “Pie recipe” in the subject line.
Her Country Heart Sierra Creek book 1
5
Stars “Great characters! I'm hooked!! It’s been a long time since
I’ve been engaged with a book’s characters. But this story, and the people in
it, got to me! I loved it and didn’t want the book to end.” Sammy B.
Amy needs
a forever home. Out of work, she lost her apartment in the city and
returns to the small town of Sierra Creek to find a fresh start. Her plan is to
work the land on her grandmother’s farm and be self-reliant. She is not
interested in a relationship with any man. Then she sees her high school crush,
Wyatt Cameron.
Cowboy
Wyatt Cameron is concentrating on his career and, at this point in his life,
wants no female entanglements or other responsibilities. But he has been named
the executor of her grandmother’s will. Nonetheless, Amy is in the way
of his plans. He’s looking to send her packing back to the city where she
belongs. Then he can go on with his ventures.
What can she do to change his mind?
Will sparks fly when opposites attract?
Excerpt:
With
Granny gone, there was no family left to welcome her. Amy swallowed a sob.
Maybe it was a mistake to come back to Sierra Creek.
The
relentless afternoon sun beat down on her shoulders and her arms began to burn.
San Francisco, the air-conditioned city, seemed a million miles away.
With a
sigh, she pulled out her smart phone and checked the time. Thirty minutes since
she’d arrived at the bus stop and not a single car had gone by. Where was the
arranged ride into town?
Granny’s
handyman was supposed to meet her. He obviously wasn’t a stickler about being
on time. She reminded herself she was in the California foothills not in a busy
metropolis where time was money.
The
sound of a truck rumbled in the distance. With the back of her hand, she pushed
her bangs out of her eyes and squinted. Hopeful, she watched the pickup come
closer. A shiny black Ford F 150 with extended cab pulled up in front of her.
“Amy,”
a man yelled through the open window as his brown hair fell casually over a
high forehead and deep-set blue eyes sparkled in the sunlight. She moved nearer
and stared at his wide cheek bones, square jaw and full lips. About thirty? A flutter of recognition
stirred in her as palpable charm radiated from his broad smile—Wyatt Cameron.
His muscular arms flexed as his huge hands squeezed the steering wheel. “Don’t just stand there. Get in. The judge is waiting.”
Reggi Allder Bio
Reggi
grew up in a small town and then moved to a large metropolitan area. This gave her
an appreciation of the rural and the urban point of view. She studied creative
writing and screen writing at University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA).
Afterward, she worked in advertising and as a medical worker. These varying
careers allowed her to have differing views of the world. Both are useful in her
writing. She has written ten books and a couple of children’s stories, with two
novels in progress.
When
not working, she searches antique shops for vintage tea cups and looks for
interesting dinner and dessert recipes online. She likes watching romantic
movies with her hubby and then he chooses thrillers for them to view. They have
two dogs, a purebred and a rescue mutt, their own Lady and the Tramp. 😊
Reggi
enjoys hearing from readers. Follow her on Bookbub,
Facebook, Goodreads, Twitter,
allauthor.com
Buy
links: Amazon
Sierra
Creek series
Contemporary
Suspense
Brenda, thanks again for having me on Muse Monday. 😀
ReplyDeleteThank you for entertaining my readers, Reggi.
DeleteHey, Brenda, first time on you awesome blog. Reggi I'm all in with your books, cowboys, country, got to love it. :) Jen
ReplyDeleteJen, thanks for stopping by and the kind words! All the best! :)
DeleteJen, so glad you found us!
DeleteGreat blog, Reggi. Love your books, Keep them coming :)
ReplyDeleteBest, Sylvie Grayson
Thank you, Sylvie! So glad you stopped to say hello! :)
ReplyDeleteReggis book hold my attention. I can't wait for the next book
ReplyDeleteHi Rick, so pleased the book holds your attention!! Thanks for letting me know. Remember to get your apple pie recipe. 😀
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ReplyDeleteI've read all of your books and love them! Great post, Brenda. Nice to see Reggi on your blog :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jacquie, I'm so happy to hear you love the books! What a wonderful thing to say. Thanks so much! :)
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