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With her family dead and Grace
claimed as a trophy by the very heathen who killed them,
what will become of her? Does the look of compassion in
the eyes of Little Elk, her captor's friend, mean there is
still hope for her escape?
4 stars from Romantic Times magazine!
He kissed her eyes, her nose, and lastly he covered her lips with his in a
deep and probing kiss that stirred the embers of her soul. Boldly reaching
under her gown, he moved his hands over her body, touching, caressing, and
exploring every inch of her. He left a trail of warmth wherever he touched
her. His kiss deepened as his tongue urged hers to mingle with his. Her
body relaxed somewhat beneath his touch. Her tension began to ebb,
replaced with an urgency to respond to him in some manner . . .
Coming soon, a new and improved version of Prairie Peace from Eternal Press!
When Cynthia Freitas, a mid-western girl seeks employment
and excitement in the big city of San Francisco, she
quickly learns that on a marginal salary, luxury living is
not within her grasp. The Cairns Building, a run-down
tenement, with bad plumbing, faulty wiring and archaic
furnishings, is all she can afford on a meager salary.
Long hours commuting and working preclude a flourishing
social life, and she’s beginning to wonder if moving to
the big city was one big mistake. To top it off, someone
is kidnapping and killing women in her very
neighborhood... and the victims bear a striking
resemblance to Cyn.
By coincidence, her neighbor, a handsome police officer,
is assigned to the strange and baffling case. Their chance
meeting over a Hefty-bag leads to a romantic
encounter that ends on a shocking note and changes
the way they both view they lives. Step into The Cairns
and prepare for a jolt!
Stunning is just about the only word I can
come up with to describe SISTERS IN TIME by Ginger Simpson. This story
flows with such ease and comfort that the reader has no problems following
along and is captivated by everything in this story. Mariah and Taylor are
two different women who learn so much about themselves and the reader can
at times really identify with each of them. Ms. Simpson writes this
captivating and mildly suspenseful tale with sharp and precise depictions
of the times in late 1800s and does it with class. This is a thoroughly
enjoyable story from start to finish. I was riveted throughout and could
not stop reading it once I began. SISTERS IN TIME comes highly
recommended. One has to read it to believe it! - Tracey West for The
Road to Romance
Put on my "bathroom" shoes and
take a walk
through my life. See if anything rings a bell or
brings a smile to your face. Do you remember back when you
anxiously awaited your first period and when you got it,
you wondered why in the heck you wanted it. Remember the
sanitary pads as big as a chaise lounge and that
uncomfortable belt that held them in place. Remember when
you didn’t have boobs and everyone else did? Did you wear
a t-shirt or a training bra, and if you wore a training
bra, what were the prerequisites for getting one. How much
training did you need? Were you a chubby kid who was
always the last to be chosen for a team, and did your
birthing experience leave you latex-phobic? Compare your
life to mine and lets see who needs therapy the most.
I’ve
often thought that we should have been provided with a
handbook of what to expect as we grow older, but since we
didn’t get one I have tried to compile a small list of
things for which you may wish to prepare yourself. To the
quote in my book, “We’re like wine, we get better with
age,” I would like to reply, “Humbug!” Whoever said that
must have downed a few bottles before uttering such lies.
There’s nothing great about wrinkles, hot flashes, or
getting painful charley horses while trying to assume your
once-favorite sexual positions, but, no matter how much
aging hurts, I’d still fight for my last breath to be part
of this wonderful experience called LIFE!
Ellie Fountain has a dilemma--Tyler Bishop, the handsome ranch
foreman who's won favor with her Pa. Ellie's determined to
prove to them she can do anything a man can do, even if it
means buying a gun and learning to shoot.
Her father's ranch, Fountainhead, is her legacy and she aims
to protect it from the Bryants, the trio next door who are
using bullying tactics to purchase all the land in the area.
When she accepts Ty's 'forced' invitation to a local dance,
she never expects to find herself kidnapped and held hostage
in an old drafty shack hidden somewhere in the snowy Tennessee
Mountains. Maybe she shouldn't have left the dance in such a
huff without telling someone.
Paging
Dr. Jones - Being re-released by Eternal Press in April, 2008
When Sarah Collins
sets her sights on California for a new beginning, she
never imagines a war party will attack the wagon train she
travels on.She and her friend Molly are
the sole survivors, but when Molly succumbs to her injuries,
Sarah is left alone to find her way back to civilization.
Stampeding buffalo, the black prairie nights and eerie
noises-just when she believes she's facing the worst time of
her life, a rattlesnake bite threatens to accomplish where the
Indians failed.Is it her time to die or
does Sarah have a purpose yet to be accomplished?
Coming from Eternal
Press at
http://www.eternalpress.ca and
will be offered in ebook format in May, with print coming
later in the year.
It's a
New Year, so I need a new bio. I'm letting go of all the
bitter stuff and concentrating on being a much nicer person
for whatever time God deems I can hang around. I know, I
know... some of you will find it hard to believe that I
could be any nicer, but there's always room for improvement.
*smile*
A
biography is supposed to sum up something about me, so here
goes:
I
retired from the University of California, Davis in 2003 to
devote more of myself to writing. Since that time, you can
see by this page what I've accomplished, but I still have
that one big dream... to be recognized by a mainstream
publisher so my books will be available in brick & mortar
stores. Just once before I die, I want to stand in the
crowded book isle at a local Wally World, pick up a copy of
my book, while pretending to be someone other than myself,
and say, "Boy, I've heard this person is a dynamite writer.
I'd better get a copy of this before they're all gone." Hey,
there's nothing wrong with a little shameless promotion.
My
husband, Kelly, and I moved back to Tennessee in June, and
this time we're staying. My grandson, Spencer, is the main
reason, and the he's the spark in my life that will keep me
here. He is one of the growing number of male children that
have been diagnosed with developmental delays. Although he
is not considered 'autistic', he has similar tendencies
which makes his life much more challenging. Communication is
his big hurdle, and if I can make a difference for him, I'm
bound to do it. Since I've always been accused of being a
'talker', maybe I can use it for something good. Ever loved
anyone so much your heart hurt? I have, and do!
When I'm
not spending time with Spencer, I try to concentrate on my
works in progress, between saying little prayers that my two
manuscripts that are currently being shopped end up being
published. I'm hoping that 2007 is the year that "Ginger
Simpson" becomes known somewhere other than on the
internet... but in a good way. I could always hold up a
bank and get my picture plastered on the post office wall,
but that just wouldn't be the same. I want to keep company
with Madeline Baker and all my other writing heroines on a
bookstore shelf. That's not so much to ask, is it? So,
here's hoping that we all get our wishes in 2007. Happy New
Year to you all, and thanks for hanging around with me for
another year.
I also write erotic novels as
Pepper St. Claire!
Sadly, I
decided to discontinue my monthly newsletter. Starting in
2008, the monthly gift extravaganza eligibility will transfer
to those who read my blog on a regular basis. I will devote
one day a month holding a contest, so please add the link to
your list of favorites and visit often.
Journey's of a
Lifetime is an exciting compilation of stories contributed
by authors belonging to The Readers' Station. Complete with
information on how to prepare for your trip, this is a fun
read. You can find out more about the participating authors
at:
Reader Station
I’ve
often thought that we should have been provided with a
handbook of what to expect as we grow older, but since we
didn’t get one I have tried to compile a small list of
things for which you may wish to prepare yourself. To the
quote in my book, “We’re like wine, we get better with
age,” I would like to reply, “Humbug!” Whoever said that
must have downed a few bottles before uttering such lies.
There’s nothing great about wrinkles, hot flashes, or
getting painful charley horses while trying to assume your
once-favorite sexual positions, but, no matter how much
aging hurts, I’d still fight for my last breath to be part
of this wonderful experience called LIFE!.jpg)
