I had no idea when I started the drought in this book that Texas was actually going to suffer through the worst drought it has been through in years. It was the strangest feeling to we in the middle of writing this book as we went deeper and deeper into the drought. Here on our small ranch we have twenty ponds and a large lake…and all of our ponds went completely dry! It was hard. All around us folks were being forced to sell their cattle because they had run out of water. It was a really hard situation…and of course I put my characters in HER LONE STAR COWBOY right in the middle of their own situation. Jess Holden and his brothers have gone into business together and bought this ranch that they are hoping to create as a legacy for their kids–when and if they have some. But the Texas drought is threatening their dream…I hope you’ll pick up a copy of the book at bookstores now, Walmart, Barns and Noble etc…and online bookstores Christianbooks.com, amazon.com etc also in ebooks. Here is my link to my Harlequin sales page http://bit.ly/H49Rdw
Mule Hollow Tangles with Texas Drought in Debra Clopton’s Her Lone Star Cowboy
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I really enjoyed this book. I enjoy your sense of humour in your books.
i want you to know I have enjoyed everyone of your books have a lot more to read but apperiate that they are what I would let any child read and not worry about what they would read.
Where are you selling the books in the state of Ind. I live in a small town.Elkhart
Thank you Joyce Brown
Hi Joyce thank you for your nice comment. You can buy my books at most stores the month they come out but then you have to buy them at online stores such as CBD.com (ChristianBooks.com) or Amazon.com etc. They are also available as ebooks
Thank you