The books range on length from novels (60-130,000 words) to novellas (20-40,000 words). My books do have sex between consenting adults. The novellas are mostly ♥♥♥. Novels are ♥♥♥♥. There is some violence and mild profanity.

------holding hands, perhaps a gentle kiss
♥♥ ---- more kisses but no tongue-- no foreplay
♥♥♥ ---kissing, tongue, caressing, foreplay & pillow talk
♥♥♥♥ --all of above, full sexual experience including climax
♥♥♥♥♥ -all of above including coarser language and sex more frequent

Tuesday, March 22, 2016

a review

A review for Bound for the Hills. If you don't do reviews for what you read or buy, really consider taking some extra time and doing it. It means a lot to future buyers as well as whoever put it out. Even a one sentence review that you liked it helps the writer get more benefits from Amazon.

"When a fan of Historical Western Romance genre books goes to bed at 4:00 am after finishing a story, you have a winner from the author. Then you can't sleep because it is rolling around in your head. I want to be in the Taggert family! The rough lifestyle and often violent situations in the wild areas of Arizona in the early 1900's, doesn't deter me from loving the history of those times. Beautiful landscapes of the mountains, greens of the valleys and lush lakes of the hills makes me want to time travel. This author has the writing talent to keep you tied to the story-line even though you go from San Francisco to Tucson to Payson and into the mountains and never lose track of the people you are reading about. The name Wilhelmina Agatha Tremaine Butler itself makes you wonder where this book is going. Willy lets you see her life in the mountains and appreciate the struggles she had in life to achieve notoriety and find love. Added to this story is a cute dog, her newborn puppies and lighthearted smiles as the animals romp into the cabin high above busy towns. I highly recommend this book and the entire series so you can encounter the Taggert men who settle on ranches in Arizona and meet the women strong enough to love these rough country hombres."