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Jude Knight with her heroine Mahzad from Follow Your Star Home!

Jude Knight is one of my fellow authors in the Bluestocking Belles’ 2018 Holiday Boxed Set, Follow Your Star Home!

She’s here today with an interview of Mahzad, heroine of her novella from the set entitled Paradise Regained. Paradise Regained is a prequel to Jude’s planned series, Children of the Mountain King.

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

paradiseOnce, I would have said my marriage. When James asked me to be his wife, I was in heaven, for I had long been in love with him. I never expected to marry for love… the storytellers and the poets celebrate the love between a man and a woman, but marriages are practical affairs, especially for the daughters of the powerful.

He is still my husband, my partner in this kingdom and all its enterprises, and the father of my children. I still love him with every particle of my being. Is that enough? It has to be. In my heart, I yearn for my love to be returned, but my mind tells me I have more than most: eight beautiful children and a husband who treats me with respect and still desires my body. To be desired after all these years: is that not an achievement?

What is your idea of perfect happiness?

Being with my husband and my children in the enclosed garden that James gave me for a wedding present. No servants. No work demanding our attention. Just time together, enjoying one another’s company.

What is your current state of mind?

Worried. Why would I not be? My husband, my father, incipient rebellion, soldiers at our gates… I have much to worry about.

James should have been home weeks ago. Whatever can be keeping him? His message says he is well, but is it true? He has never stayed away this long before.

As for the rest, my military commander does not wish to take orders from a woman, and my father arrived with soldiers on his heels, demanding his head as their price for going away. I have not seen my father since he sold me into marriage in China, a marriage I fled with James, and I owe him nothing. But he is still my father.

What is your favorite occupation?

I will not speak of my favourite occupation. It is not seemly. Let me just say that in my husband’s arms I can pretend, at least for a while, that I am loved as I do love.

What or who is the greatest love of your life?

Ah. This question I have answered already. From the moment I first saw him, James. For the past fifteen years, James. Till my dying breath, James.

paradiseWhat is your favorite journey?

Any journey I take with James.

What is your greatest fear?

I fear that James will leave me to return to the family and the love that he left in England.

Which living person do you most despise?

My father, who told me for the first fifteen years of my life that I was his treasure, and who took the first moment to trade me for political gain.

Where would you like to live?

Pari-Daiza Vadi; Paradise Valley, in English. This is the mountain kingdom James and I rescued from a brigand, renamed, and now rule. This is my home, and I would not wish to be anywhere else.

What is the quality you most like in a man?

Honour. James is an honourable man, and I know I can always count on him to keep his promises and to do his duty. In some ways, it drives me demented, for I wish to be his love, not his duty. But still, I love him for his sense of honour.

What is the quality you most like in a woman?

paradiseKindness. I grew up in the zenana, the women’s quarters of my father’s palace. As the favoured daughter of the khan and the only granddaughter of his mother, who ruled the zenana, I came to know all the ways that women can be cruel to one another without being detected and punished. Kindness is a very special quality.

How would you like to die?

Of old age in my bed surrounded by my family, but I am in the hands of God.

What is your motto?

What cannot be cured must be endured.

 

Paradise Regained

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In discovering the mysteries of the East, James has built a new life. Will unveiling the secrets in his wife’s heart destroy it?

And it’s out soon!

Thank you for being with us here today! I can’t wait till it’s out, and it will be soon, like… on the fourth!

I hope you can all join us at our FB launch here!

Plenty of prizes to be won and even more fun to be had!

Come on by!

xx

Lizzi

About Jude Knight

Jude Knight Author aI have always loved telling stories, mostly for the benefit of children in need of entertainment, or to amuse myself while waiting (six children mean a lot of waiting), or to continue to live in a book world after I had closed the covers.

In 2014, the first of my strong determined historical heroines, heroes who appreciate them, and villains you’ll love to loathe made their way into the covers of Candle’s Christmas Chair.

A dozen books later, the wind fills my sails and many more plots jostle for daylight. My great desire is to sell enough of my books to leave the day job and write full-time. If you like what I do, I’d love you to spread the word.

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#SixSentenceSunday: OAVS #7: Lena Takes a Foal Ch 3

Lena Takes a Foal, Book Seven of the Once Upon a Vet School series of Contemporary Veterinary Fiction by equine vet turned author Lizzi Tremayne, is my #SixSentenceSunday for the week.

Dr. Rye was our lecturer for Wednesday’s Equine Surgery lecture, so I didn’t have to see Ki — Dr. Allen, and my focus in class was impeccable. It seemed I only had to think about Kit for my face to heat up — and it was starting to look like I had it bad.

Maybe that’s why I nearly dropped a half-full container of colostrum when his voice came from over my shoulder as I struggled to get into a comfortable position, half-kneeling, halfway underneath a mare in the Large Animal ICU stall.

“What the heck are you doing under there?” Kit growled.

“What does it look like? Milking a mare,” I said, my voice shaky. It had taken the better part of a half hour to milk this much out of her, never mind having to do it in strange contortions around my non-bending limb.

Want to know what happens next? Find it here

About Lena Takes a FoalLena Takes a Foal

She needs help… he needs to stay away…

Lena Scott has a problem—one that might prevent her from graduating from veterinary school.

After a messy divorce, Kit Allen returns to his first loves—horses and his old veterinary school alma mater. He excels at imparting his knowledge to students and is determined to earn a tenure track position. Becoming involved with anything but a pager—ever—isn’t in the cards. Especially a talented and beautiful student in need of his assistance.

When Lena’s horse rears over backwards and lands on her, it has to be the dashing resident, Kit, who finds her. Luckily for her, she’s sworn off relationships after her last romantic disaster. She has more important things to worry about than sea-green eyes and rugged good looks.

Besides, if there’s one thing a veterinary school faculty frowns upon, it’s a relationship between a resident and a student…

like oil and water, they just don’t mix.

Find Lena Takes a Foal here

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

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#SixSentenceSunday: OAVS #6: Fifty Miles at a Breath Ch 1

Fifty Miles at a Breath, Book Six of the Once Upon a Vet School series of Contemporary Veterinary Fiction by equine vet turned author Lizzi Tremayne, is my #SixSentenceSunday for the week.

1986   Northern California

“You’ll regret you refused me,” Gareth Barnett-Payne menaced, reaching for me, but I spun and ran until my legs—

“Lena… Lena.” Raywyn, the head veterinary technician, waved her hand before my eyes.

I blinked, shaking my head and willing my heart to stop pounding in my chest.

“Are you okay?” Her brows knitted together.

Want to know what happens next? Find it here

 

About Fifty Miles at a Breath

Horses bring them together. Their future looks rosy—it’s the present they can’t handle.

When equine veterinary student Lena and veteran pilot Blake fall in love, school and the past intrude. Add in a long-distance relationship, and things get just plain hard.

A grueling endurance race forces them to draw on their strengths and face their fears—together.

 

Find Fifty Miles at a Breath

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

#SixSentenceSunday: Sea of Green Unfolding Ch 1

A Sea of Green Unfolding, Book Three in The Long Trails series of Historical Fiction by equine vet turned author Lizzi Tremayne is my #SixSentenceSunday for the week.

March 1863 Rancho de las Pulgas, San Mateo County, California

Aleksandra Argüello’s brother-in-law peeked out through the slits between his lashes and his bloodshot eyes widened at her in horror. He scrambled to his feet and bolted for the kitchen door—but she beat him to it.

“I repeat, Sancho, what did you mean when you said Xavier’s and my baby wouldn’t inherit the rancho?” she said past gritted teeth, as she stood against the plank of solid oak barring his way.

“No se, no se, I don’t know,” he stammered, and began to spin toward the window. He froze at the sharp edge of Aleksandra’s sword across his throat.

Xavier Argüello chose that moment to open the door and stopped short.

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Book 3 of The Long Trails Series

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About A Sea of Green Unfolding:

When you’ve lost everything, the only way to go is up…

Tragedy strikes in Aleksandra and Xavier’s newly-found paradise on their Californio Rancho de las Pulgas and newspaperman Gustavus von Tempsky invites them on a journey to a new life in New Zealand—where everyone lives together in peace.

Unfortunately, change is in the wind.

When they reach Aotearoa, they disembark into a turbulent wilderness—where the wars between the European settlers and the local Māori have only just begun—and von Tempsky is leading the colonial troops into the bush.

Find A Sea of Green Unfolding here

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

 

P.S. The featured image is Maketu Pa, from where Tangawai and his cousin were watching…

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Somewhere Like Home: Forgotten

“Here, ye read it, ye wasted enough time learnin’ t’ read,” she grumbled.

Sofia took a deep breath, biting back a reminder that she was taught to read by the same man her mother had refused, but now was not the time. Her eyes raced down the page, stopping at the laird’s seal at the bottom.

“Well, what’s it say?”

“We must quit by the end of May term,” Sofia whispered, counting the days left in May as she stared at her mother, her chest tightening. “But where are we to go?”

“We don’ have anywhere t’ go.” Whites of her eyes showing, her mother glanced around their cozy home, seeking an answer in some darkened corner. “But surely, the laird doesn’t mean us. It’s only the others—” Her voice resumed its harsh strength. “Your da will be in soon. Let’s get supper on,” she barked, “Haven’t you started the milking yet?”

Sofia took water to her seanair and he squeezed her hand, opening his mouth to thank her, but she put her fingers to his lips. “Don’t try to talk—you’ll only start coughing again,” Sofia begged softly. “Here’s some cheese. I’ll be back after milking. Try to eat? You need to get better, for me.”

He chewed the inside of his lip, his face nearly the shade of his sheets, and valiantly attempted to smile.

“Don’t leave me, Seanair, please,” she whispered, as he dropped off to sleep.
Her next letter from Rob seemed a lifetime away.

 

Sofia Gray, our heroine, has promised she’d wait… but has Robbie forgotten her? Find out in Somewhere Like Home.  Somewhere Like Home will be found in Follow Your Star Home, the Bluestocking Belles’ 2018 holiday anthology, now available on pre-order. Click the link for more information and preorder links!

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Novellas: Two Sent and to be Released Soon!

Novellas…

My latest of my two novellas will come out in the Once Upon a Vet School series! It’s just been sent to the group for inclusion in the Christmas Wishes boxed set!

I’ll keep you posted about release dates, title, and more!

I can’t tell you yet, sorry, it’s still a secret!

 

BUT…

I can give you the title and even the cover for this one!

Last week, the final for my novella for the Bluestocking Belles’ Christmas boxed set, Follow Your Heart Home, called Somewhere Like Home, was also submitted in  its final state.

The Collection

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The Novella

1813, Scottish Highlands

When Robert refuses to become clan tacksman after his father, he is disowned and off down the road to build a life for himself and his beloved Sofia.

Sofia’s waiting turns to despair when her mother buys safety during the clearance of their village at Sofia’s expense, leaving her to the lusts of the laird’s son.

Rob emerges from the hell of Waterloo wanting only to see Sofia again…and his father.

Here are the hero and heroine…

Follow Your Star Home is now available for preorder at the special price of $2.99, so get it before it’s released and the price goes up!

order it here!

 

Enjoy, and I’ll see you all soon!

xx

Lizzi

 

 

 

 

 

 

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#SixSentenceSunday: The Hills of Gold Unchanging Ch 1

Book Two in The Long Trails series of Historical Fiction by Lizzi Tremayne, equine vet turned author is her #SixSentenceSunday: The Hills of Gold Unchanging.

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June 1860, Echo Canyon, Wasatch Mountains, Utah Territory

His blade glinted in the sunlight as he lunged toward her, but she ducked and spun, her own sword flashing in figure eights while she retreated, and his strike met with only air.

He recovered and set himself up for the onslaught he knew would come, coughing as the dust kicked up by their boots thickened.

Blade up, he parried the blows she rained down upon him. He managed to get in one of his own, and retreated for a moment, breathing hard.

She stepped back as well, her breasts heaving beneath the thin linen.

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Book Two in The Long Trail Series:  The Hills of Gold Unchanging

No one will stand in their way—and live.

As the Civil War rages, secessionists menace California. Aleksandra and Xavier are trying to get back home—through the oncoming Civil War, the mining camps of 1860’s Nevada and California, and the Sacramento floods—to Xavier’s Californio Rancho de las Pulgas. Embroiled in the Confederate’s fight to drag the new state from the Union and make it their own, can Aleks and Xavier survive? The secessionists mean business.

Find it here

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

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Somewhere Like Home: An Unhappy Event

“I don’t want to be tacksman.” Robert enunciated every word, his voice rising. “I don’t want your job, bowing obsequiously to the stinking laird and his despicable sons. I won’t do it.”

“Ye will.” Lytton’s voice, steel-edged.

“I won’t. Don’t you see, Da? Soon there won’t be any tacksmen. Year by year, they’re being replaced by factors—and sheep.”

Robbie Gunn

“They’ll no replace all by sheep. Who would they call on to fight their wars?” Lytton said acidly.

Rob didn’t answer that. “They’re evil, the laird and his sons.”

“He’s our laird, evil or no, and blood kin. Ye will be tacksman after me. Ye were born and bred to it.”

“I won’t. I’ll cut peat, or fish, or just about anything else,” Rob sat down hard on the chair, “but don’t make me die that slow death. Don’t make me do it, Da.”

“Fine. Don’t do it.”

“Thank you, Da,” Rob reached out a hand to him, his anger subsiding. “Thank you for understanding.”

“Don’t do it,” his father repeated, ignoring the gesture as his gaze turned to stone, “and ye’ll be no son of mine. Ever.”

Robert Gunn, our hero who would do anything for his heroine Sofia of Somewhere Like Home.  Somewhere Like Home will be found in Follow Your Star Home, the Bluestocking Belles’ 2018 holiday anthology, now available on pre-order here. Click the link!

For more information and your choice of preorder links, click here

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#SixSentenceSunday: A Long Trail Rolling Ch 1

Book One of The Long Trails series is horsey historical fiction by an equine vet-author Lizzi Tremayne is my #SixSentenceSunday offering, A Long Trail Rolling.  From Chapter 1.

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APRIL 1860, ECHO CANYON, Utah Territory, U.S.A.

She smelled blood. Its metallic tang assailed her senses, before it was overshadowed by the stench of death.

Stepping back to scan the sheer wall of the bluff rising before her, her breath caught in her throat and a sob escaped.

Finally, she’d found him.

A scuffed black boot and fur coat showed through the snow, his body wedged into the bottom of a crevice three feet above her head.book two

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Book 1 of The Long Trails series

Book One in the series:

She didn’t expect to become a target…but she is one now.

Aleksandra is alone and running to prevent her father’s killer from discovering their family secret. Disguised as a Pony Express rider in 1860’s Utah, Aleksandra winds up in even deeper trouble when she rides full speed into the Paiute Indian War. With Xavier, her compelling Californio boss, can she escape the Indians on the warpath and evade the man who’s already killed her father—and set his sights on her?

Find it here

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

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#SixSentenceSunday: OAVS #7: Lena Takes a Foal Ch 2

Lena Takes a Foal, Book Seven of the Once Upon a Vet School series of Contemporary Veterinary Fiction by equine vet turned author Lizzi Tremayne, is my #SixSentenceSunday for the week.   Chapter 2 of the novella:

I leaned against a wall in the foyer, resting after my struggle to get to the classroom. When I’d gotten my breath back, the mere thought of the upcoming session’s topic made me start hyperventilating again… and the talk hadn’t even started.

When the lecturer entered the anteroom, I closed my eyes for a moment, and my already-warm face heated some more. It wasn’t Dr. Rye today, as scheduled, but Kit.

No — it’s Dr. Allen, I reminded myself, because I needed to think of him that way again. He looked up and our eyes met.

Want to know what happens next? Find it here

About Lena Takes a FoalLena Takes a Foal

She needs help… he needs to stay away…

Lena Scott has a problem—one that might prevent her from graduating from veterinary school.

After a messy divorce, Kit Allen returns to his first loves—horses and his old veterinary school alma mater. He excels at imparting his knowledge to students and is determined to earn a tenure track position. Becoming involved with anything but a pager—ever—isn’t in the cards. Especially a talented and beautiful student in need of his assistance.

When Lena’s horse rears over backwards and lands on her, it has to be the dashing resident, Kit, who finds her. Luckily for her, she’s sworn off relationships after her last romantic disaster. She has more important things to worry about than sea-green eyes and rugged good looks.

Besides, if there’s one thing a veterinary school faculty frowns upon, it’s a relationship between a resident and a student…

like oil and water, they just don’t mix.

Find Lena Takes a Foal here

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

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#SixSentenceSunday: OAVS #7: Lena Takes a Foal Ch 5

Lena Takes a Foal, Book Seven of the Once Upon a Vet School series of Contemporary Veterinary Fiction by equine vet turned author Lizzi Tremayne, is my #SixSentenceSunday for the week.

I ran for the ladies’ room and slumped to the floor by the toilet, again.

Half an hour later, I skulked back, hoping it was all over. I couldn’t forget the look on Kit’s face.

He glanced around when I opened the door, then turned back to finish writing his records. I was halfway finished with the cleanup before he seemed to notice I was there.

“What are you still doing here? Go on home, you’re clearly not well.”

Want to know what happens next? Find it here

About Lena Takes a FoalLena Takes a Foal

She needs help… he needs to stay away…

Lena Scott has a problem—one that might prevent her from graduating from veterinary school.

After a messy divorce, Kit Allen returns to his first loves—horses and his old veterinary school alma mater. He excels at imparting his knowledge to students and is determined to earn a tenure track position. Becoming involved with anything but a pager—ever—isn’t in the cards. Especially a talented and beautiful student in need of his assistance.

When Lena’s horse rears over backwards and lands on her, it has to be the dashing resident, Kit, who finds her. Luckily for her, she’s sworn off relationships after her last romantic disaster. She has more important things to worry about than sea-green eyes and rugged good looks.

Besides, if there’s one thing a veterinary school faculty frowns upon, it’s a relationship between a resident and a student…

like oil and water, they just don’t mix.

Find Lena Takes a Foal here

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

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#SixSentenceSunday: OAVS #6: Fifty Miles at a Breath

Fifty Miles at a Breath, Book Six of the Once Upon a Vet School series of Contemporary Veterinary Fiction by equine vet turned author Lizzi Tremayne, is my #SixSentenceSunday for the week.

“That guy”—Ray nodded her chin—“the one who looks like he never leaves the beach, has been eyeing you up for the past half hour. Why don’t you go put him out of his misery?”

I rolled my eyes as the music started pounding again. “Come on, Ray, you know I can’t shoot guys in here,” I shouted over the music and smirked. “Someone might object.”

Ray closed her eyes and shook her head. “You really are a tough case, aren’t you?” she yelled back.

 

(Sorry, but that’s what you get when you let vets write club scenes…  She lets him live, anyway.  🙂

 

Want to know what happens next? Find it here

 

About Fifty Miles at a Breath

Horses bring them together. Their future looks rosy—it’s the present they can’t handle.

When equine veterinary student Lena and veteran pilot Blake fall in love, school and the past intrude. Add in a long-distance relationship, and things get just plain hard.

A grueling endurance race forces them to draw on their strengths and face their fears—together.

 

Find Fifty Miles at a Breath

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

#SixSentenceSunday: Sea of Green Unfolding

A Sea of Green Unfolding, Book Three in The Long Trails series of Historical Fiction by equine vet turned author Lizzi Tremayne is my #SixSentenceSunday for the week.

“I appreciate the Pākehā working so hard to help us.” Tangawai watched the uniformed men in the distance to the southwest of his outpost, high atop the Maketu pā.

“They clear the bush beside the Great South Road to keep their supply trains safe from us, not to help us,” Mahi replied in Māori, his brows drawing together as he looked at the young rangatira from the corners of his eyes.

“Their stripping back of the bush from the road also lets us see who comes and goes on their road.” Tangawai grinned and raised the telescope back to his eye. The colonial army soldiers continued to toil and wear themselves out in the morning sun.

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Book 3 of The Long Trails Series

Sea of Green

About A Sea of Green Unfolding:

When you’ve lost everything, the only way to go is up…

Tragedy strikes in Aleksandra and Xavier’s newly-found paradise on their Californio Rancho de las Pulgas and newspaperman Gustavus von Tempsky invites them on a journey to a new life in New Zealand—where everyone lives together in peace.

Unfortunately, change is in the wind.

When they reach Aotearoa, they disembark into a turbulent wilderness—where the wars between the European settlers and the local Māori have only just begun—and von Tempsky is leading the colonial troops into the bush.

Find A Sea of Green Unfolding here

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

 

P.S. The featured image is Maketu Pa, from where Tangawai and his cousin were watching…

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Book Two of The Long Trails Series for #SixSentenceSunday

Book Two in The Long Trails series of Historical Fiction by Lizzi Tremayne, equine vet turned author is her #SixSentenceSunday: The Hills of Gold Unchanging.

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“Your delaine will stand you in good stead,” Tatiana said, smoothing a hand over the blue woolen muslin. “It’s just the color of your eyes.” She moved it aside to lift another bolt of fabric from the chest, then paused. “This is lovely,” the Russian woman murmured as she fingered the bolt of fine material beneath her hands.

“Oh, the lawn, yes,” Aleksandra said, “Papa brought it back for me from Great Salt Lake…” frozen, she gripped it in her hands and tears flowed onto the fabric, darkening its sprigs of lavender flowers, “…City,” she finished, trailing into silence. Tatiana wrapped her arms about her and hugged her to her chest.

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Book Two in The Long Trail Series:  The Hills of Gold Unchanging

No one will stand in their way—and live.

As the Civil War rages, secessionists menace California. Aleksandra and Xavier are trying to get back home—through the oncoming Civil War, the mining camps of 1860’s Nevada and California, and the Sacramento floods—to Xavier’s Californio Rancho de las Pulgas. Embroiled in the Confederate’s fight to drag the new state from the Union and make it their own, can Aleks and Xavier survive? The secessionists mean business.

Find it here

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

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Book One of The Long Trails Series for #SixSentenceSunday

Book One of The Long Trails series is horsey historical fiction by an equine vet-author Lizzi Tremayne is my #SixSentenceSunday offering, A Long Trail Rolling.

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The dropped brows, tight lips and menacing alertness of Ephraim Hanks standing before the station’s log cabin made Aleksandra’s mouth go dry. His index finger, longingly stroking his rifle’s trigger was almost a caress, and her guts churned as she rode towards him.

‘Good afternoon, sir.’ She faltered as his face remained unchanged. ‘I hoped I might be able to take a meal with you.’ She gulped, shoulders hunched. ‘If you please.’

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Book 1 of The Long Trails series

Book One in the series:

She didn’t expect to become a target…but she is one now.

Aleksandra is alone and running to prevent her father’s killer from discovering their family secret. Disguised as a Pony Express rider in 1860’s Utah, Aleksandra winds up in even deeper trouble when she rides full speed into the Paiute Indian War. With Xavier, her compelling Californio boss, can she escape the Indians on the warpath and evade the man who’s already killed her father—and set his sights on her?

Find it here

See the rest of the series here

Thanks for coming by #SixSentenceSunday! Stay awhile and take a look around the site!

See you next week!

xx

Lizzi Tremayne

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