Title:
A
Wedding in Valentine
Author: Emma Cane
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Publication
Date: June 11, 2013
Publisher:
Avon Impulse an imprint of HarperCollins
ISBN:
0062264656
Event
organized by: Literati Author Services
Synopsis
In A
Town Called Valentine, Emily Murphy has an unexpected encounter (with the sexy
Nate Thalberg) that changes everything. Now, in A WEDDING IN VALENTINE (Avon
Impulse; on sale June 11th, 2013; e-book isbn: 9780062264657; $1.99; mm
paperback on sale July 2nd, 2013 isbn:9780062264664; $3.99) she and Nate are
tying the knot, and it’s a celebration Emily’s best friend Heather Armstrong
won’t miss—and will never forget!
Heather
had never done anything out of the ordinary, but there was just something about
that cowboy in the airport seven months ago she couldn’t resist. Cowboy Chris
Sweet hasn’t been able to get the beautiful redhead out of his mind since that
steamy night. Now to Chris’ surprise, she’s in Valentine—for his sister’s
wedding!
Keeping
the one night stand a secret the whole weekend will be hard, but denying their
attraction for each other—nearly impossible! What’s in store for Heather and
Chris? Will the romantic weekend in the charming town of Valentine sway Heather
into taking another chance at love?
A
WEDDING IN VALENTINE is brimming with sweet romance and sexy cowboys that will
keep readers revisiting the town of Valentine time and time again.
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16065791-unti-valentine-valley-short-story?ac=1
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My Review- 4.5 stars
I liked this novella, it was simple and cute, and a really quick read. Loved seeing Emily and Nate getting married, and reading about the Widows again. Heather and Chris have a unique story, a chance meeting several months earlier, it's funny how when feelings are involved how simple things can lead to big misunderstandings, things are not always like they seem and they both realized that pretty quick. Meeting again with mixed emotions and their own versions of what happened months earlier. As events of the wedding and activities that are happening for the happy couple they are thrown together. They have good chemistry and it's nice to see that things were real, it's amazing how things get solved and situated with good communication. A major component of a relationship. Glad to see the ending happen the way it did. I gave this novella 4.5 stars because it was a quick read, so the whole story had to progress rapidly to get from the beginning to end. Therefore more detailed descriptions are glazed over, but this a very uplifting sweet romance, and lets you know that happiness and love are all around. Very cute!
My Review- 4.5 stars
I liked this novella, it was simple and cute, and a really quick read. Loved seeing Emily and Nate getting married, and reading about the Widows again. Heather and Chris have a unique story, a chance meeting several months earlier, it's funny how when feelings are involved how simple things can lead to big misunderstandings, things are not always like they seem and they both realized that pretty quick. Meeting again with mixed emotions and their own versions of what happened months earlier. As events of the wedding and activities that are happening for the happy couple they are thrown together. They have good chemistry and it's nice to see that things were real, it's amazing how things get solved and situated with good communication. A major component of a relationship. Glad to see the ending happen the way it did. I gave this novella 4.5 stars because it was a quick read, so the whole story had to progress rapidly to get from the beginning to end. Therefore more detailed descriptions are glazed over, but this a very uplifting sweet romance, and lets you know that happiness and love are all around. Very cute!
About the Author
Emma Cane was
born in Erie, a small Pennsylvania town on beautiful Lake Erie, where the
sunsets are some of the best in the world. Though Emma enjoyed figure skating
and skiing (good sports in the northeast), she brought a book everywhere she
went, usually science fiction and fantasy. Yes, Emma was a Trekkie. Early in
her teen years, she decided maybe she could be a writer, and wrote passionate
stories of teenagers in space, first by hand until her fingers cramped, and
then on her dad’s manual typewriter, that she still can’t bear to give away. In
high school she discovered historical romances, starting with Kathleen
Woodiwiss’s Shanna, and Emma never looked back. The first romance
she ever tried to write was a historical Western, but now she’s changed to the
21st century, where cowboys can ride pickup trucks as well as
horses. Emma fell in love with small-town, heartwarming stories, and created
the fictional town Valentine Valley, a small ranching community in the Colorado
Rockies, where she sets her novels. A Town Called Valentine was the first in her new series. True Love at Silver Creek Ranch followed in January 2013. Her first novella, A Wedding in Valentine, came out in June 2013.
Emma always wanted a career. She determined she wouldn’t be good at the family business, funeral directing, mainly because a funeral director is a social creature, out in society, joining lots of committees and being involved in the community. She likes to pick and choose her committees (she's served in almost every capacity in her local writers' group) She especially enjoys being at home in the evenings, her face buried in a book. When she went to college, Emma figured it might be difficult to earn a living writing, so she tried many different jobs. After majoring in aerospace engineering and taking all her electives in English, she realized writing was her future. While she learned her craft and raised her children, she worked several jobs, from fitness training to programming computer-controlled machines. She joined her local chapter of Romance Writers of America, found her best friends, and with their help, sold her manuscript to Avon Books. At last, writing has become her full-time career.
Now that her three children are grown, Emma loves spending time crocheting and singing (although not necessarily at the same time), and hiking and snowshoeing alongside her husband Jim and two rambunctious dogs Uma and Apollo.
Emma also writes as USA Today Bestselling historical romance author Gayle Callen.
Emma always wanted a career. She determined she wouldn’t be good at the family business, funeral directing, mainly because a funeral director is a social creature, out in society, joining lots of committees and being involved in the community. She likes to pick and choose her committees (she's served in almost every capacity in her local writers' group) She especially enjoys being at home in the evenings, her face buried in a book. When she went to college, Emma figured it might be difficult to earn a living writing, so she tried many different jobs. After majoring in aerospace engineering and taking all her electives in English, she realized writing was her future. While she learned her craft and raised her children, she worked several jobs, from fitness training to programming computer-controlled machines. She joined her local chapter of Romance Writers of America, found her best friends, and with their help, sold her manuscript to Avon Books. At last, writing has become her full-time career.
Now that her three children are grown, Emma loves spending time crocheting and singing (although not necessarily at the same time), and hiking and snowshoeing alongside her husband Jim and two rambunctious dogs Uma and Apollo.
Emma also writes as USA Today Bestselling historical romance author Gayle Callen.
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1 comment:
Thanks so much for the nice review!
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