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8/24/2021

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The Marshal's Lady
Liberty Valley Love Book 3
by Josie Malone
Genre: Time Travel Historical Romance 
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While trailing a serial killer on horseback, homicide detective Beth Chambers finds she has somehow ridden back in time—to 1888! When she comes across injured Marshal Rad Morgan, she has no choice but to try to save his life. Though the handsome marshal believes a lady should stand behind her man, Beth is determined to catch the killer she’s chased through time, and prove she’s a capable law enforcement officer in any century.

A former Union soldier, Rad has survived the Confederate hellhole of Andersonville Prison—but his toughest challenge is beautiful Beth Chambers. As the headstrong female detective from the future lets him in on why she’s there, Rad becomes convinced that her stubbornness may get her killed. But when he is shot and left for dead, the marshal has no other choice but to put himself in Beth’s hands—and hope they can both survive!

Two officers of the law from different centuries chasing the same killer could be a recipe for disaster—especially with the distraction of love!



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​CHAPTER ONE

“To do HER Sacred Work, SHE chooses a Guardian,
then creates a hallowed place, despite Time and Space....”
Rules of Chronos

Friday, April 13th, 2018
Ambushed by the suspected serial killer she pursues through Mount Baker National Forest, Homicide Detective Beth Chambers prays for a second chance to stop him.

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The sloppy wetness of Luke's tongue as he licked her face roused Beth. Her head spun. She struggled to lift one hand. She forced open her eyes and gently pushed the dog away. He whined and sat down beside her. She reached up, felt the bump on the back of her head where it’d hit a rock.
Remembering the sight of Luke's broken body beside the trail, she touched the dog, stroked his brown fur. He pressed closer, and she rubbed his shoulder. He’d been stunned, not killed. “Guess we both messed up, buddy. We've gotta be a lot more careful from here on out.”
Luke growled and licked her hand. She risked trying to sit up. Her mind fogged and she almost slipped into welcome darkness. No time for rest. The accident had obviously been Tigger's fault. It wasn't the first time the stallion had thrown her. However, it was the first time he'd reared and gone over backward on top of her.
“Damned, stupid idiot. I ought to have bought a Quarter-horse instead of falling in love with a beauty like you when Nina took me to Xanadu Arabians. I shouldn’t have listened when Audra bragged about how brilliant you are and your terrific pedigree.”
From where he pulled at a few tufts of grass near a granite boulder, Tigger nickered in answer. Beth glared at the horse. A faint wisp of memory filtered into her mind, and she tried to follow it. She had fallen off him, hadn’t she? Wasn't she pinned by the stallion for at least a moment or two? She must have passed out prior to Tigger standing up. No wonder she thought she was dead meat. For a moment, she recalled a sense of pervading peace, love, admiration, and acceptance. There had been all of that and yet something more.
The harder she tried to remember, the more the feeling slipped away. Reluctantly, she gave up the battle. She’d think about the accident later, after her head quit hurting. She hugged Luke tightly for a moment, then rested one hand on the German Shepherd’s solid, eighty-pound body and struggled to her feet. Her ribs throbbed in protest. She must have cracked one, if not broken it.
Her head swam. She took a step. Her stomach rebelled and she barely made it to the side of the trail before she hurled, grateful lunch had only been beef jerky and water eaten in the saddle hours ago. Should she head home? Nobody would blame her if she stopped searching for Gary Smith, nobody but herself. She raised a hand to her forehead and felt for the cut she remembered. The blood had frightened her. She'd been so sure she was dying.
There was no blood on her face now and no sign of the injury either. She tried a cautious step. Her legs were fine. She could walk. Her hysterical fear during the accident prompted the notion it was the end of the world and her life. Nina often said, “A good fall is one the rider walks away from.”
Recalling her friend restored Beth’s courage. She took a deep breath. Her body might feel a little sore, but she wasn’t finished yet. Smith deserved to spend the rest of his life behind bars and justice must be served. She wouldn’t wimp out now, not when she was so close to him.
“No.” She petted Luke. “We’re not going back yet. We’re getting that scumbag off the streets and behind bars.”
The dog pressed against her. She stroked his bristly short hair. “Come on, partner. Let's go look around.”
Crossing to the Arabian, she took the rifle from its scabbard. She checked the load and started up the path. The stud whickered and then trotted after her.
“Now's a fine time to tell me how much you love me.” She swung around to catch the reins and tie up her horse. The sight of a bloody crease in the center of his forehead stopped her. A bullet wound. She was closer to Smith than she'd imagined. Tigger's spooking saved her life. She rested her hand on his gray neck. “I’ll be more careful. I don’t want you hurt.”
The stallion nuzzled her arm and Beth changed her mind. She couldn't leave the horse tethered. If he were loose, he could run away from Smith, and since the Arabian was used to getting treats from her, he'd come when he saw her. She glanced at the trail, a thin scattering of dirt over granite.
She went to Tigger’s right side. She opened the saddlebags and removed evidence bags and plastic gloves. Now, if she found anything, she would be able to use it against Smith. She worked her way through the overgrown salmonberry bushes and alder saplings, glad when she found her way back among the evergreens. Less than a hundred feet up the trail, she discovered the place where Smith had launched his attack. A few cigarette butts littered the muddy ground, and she recognized his footprints.
Removing her digital camera from a jacket pocket, she took pictures of the area then collected the evidence. No way she’d use her phone to take a video and risk losing it to the inept prosecutor. John Watkins, the lead homicide detective still complained about having to replace his smartphone when it was seized for evidence. She’d turn the cigarette butts into the lab when she got back to town. Tests would prove Gary Smith indeed attacked her, leaving her for dead.
The man was long gone. Did he think she was finished? Why hadn’t he made sure? He generally beat his victims almost to death, then slit their throats to be certain they couldn’t testify against him. Shooting her wasn’t his usual M.O. Why had he changed? She shrugged. Everyone made mistakes. Smith was a human being, not only the monster she personally thought of him.
Slowly, she returned to Tigger, collecting her hat on the way. She replaced the rifle in the scabbard, checked the tack, and then swung into the saddle. For the next hour, she rode cautiously. She kept a wary gaze on the trail and often rested a hand on the butt of the rifle. Luke remained closer this time, a few feet from the Arabian.
Suddenly, the path opened into a small clearing. A hill rose before her, clawing into the sky. Even misty fog and slanting rain couldn’t disguise the hazardous trail up the steep incline. She saw paw prints in the mud and knew Luke had already started the climb. She petted Tigger’s neck, lingering to watch the moon rise above the giant cedars and hemlocks. Something in the atmosphere caused the bright globe to appear red tonight. It provided plenty of light to see the trail and that was all she cared about.
Tigger tossed his head and snorted, the loudness shocking her. She returned her attention to the mammoth slope in front of her. Huge granite boulders lined the path while smaller fragments awaited an unwary hoof. A light sprinkling of dirt covered the slick gray stone and a tiny evergreen clung precariously to the side of the hill. Fog shrouded the top of the ridge, hiding the steepest part of the ascent.
She took a deep breath and measured the climb again. Then, she urged Tigger forward. The gray stallion leaped up the rocky incline, scrambling for footing. Granite pieces fell behind them and she glimpsed another horse’s hoofprint and a scrape on gray stone. So, Smith still had Wonder, an abused Appaloosa stallion he’d stolen from Nina Armstrong’s horse rescue facility.
Nobody knew where the starved wreck of an equine came from almost two years ago, but Nina, a famous Washington State horsy do-gooder nursed him back to health. The woman had interrupted Smith when he’d absconded with the horse three days ago and she’d paid the price. Beth found Nina before she died. She identified Smith and asked Beth to return the stallion to her barn.
The drizzle grew heavier, silvery rain slashing down in a curtain of thread-like drops, streaming downward. Waves of water rolled, small drops followed by larger ones creating a hazy view, a thin fog-shrouded screen blocking most of the path behind them. Tigger collected himself for another series of leaps. When they gained the first plateau, she reined him to a halt.
Oddly enough she could breathe better up here, better than she had when she first mounted after the accident. Her ribs had stopped hurting. Her head no longer pounded like someone beat a jack-hammer against her skull and her stomach wasn’t roiling. She truly had walked away unscathed. She’d have to tell Nina when they returned that her advice was correct as always. Of course, the younger woman would pitch a fit when she heard about the fall and lecture Beth for the hundredth time about keeping her heels down and staying balanced in the saddle.
She waited for Tigger to regain his breath. With a squeeze of her legs, she sent the horse forward again, grateful for the bright red moon lighting their way. More than once she heard his hooves strike small rocks. He jumped another log and came to a halt on the summit. She petted his steaming neck, scanning the top of the ridge. The evergreens which were so huge at the bottom of the hill had become tiny tips, like baby Christmas trees, insubstantial from this height.
Grateful the rain had stopped, she eyed the descent, stretching before her, down a winding trail. The path seemed clearer in the evening moonlight with none of the hazards they’d overcome on the ascent. She touched Tigger’s sides with her legs and the Arabian headed downhill at a faster pace. When they reached level ground, the small stallion picked up a jog.
Suddenly, she heard a short yip. Luke had found something of interest. A low, menacing growl came next. It meant the discovery was male, a human male which the large German Shepherd considered fair game. His refusal to work with men had almost ended the canine’s career with the department before it started.
“Luke, hold.” Had she found Smith already? Why wasn't he shooting at Luke or her? She pulled her carbine from the scabbard.
Tigger snorted as they came around a bend. He leaped sideways as he caught a glimpse of the shadowy figure huddled near a boulder. Luke stood in front of the man, continuing to growl, hackles raised.
She cursed the dusk. The red moonlight didn't help her see much. She couldn't get a clear view of the man, but he appeared bigger than her suspect. “Smith?”
“No.” The stranger groaned. “I'm hurt. Bad.”
She shoved her rifle back into its holder. Her voice deepened with frustration and impatience. “What the hell are you doing here then?”
“Bleeding.” Faint amusement filled his bass rumble.


CHAPTER TWO


“On Friday the 13th, if the moon is red,
Follow the scarlet pathway to the Land of the Dead....!”
Rules of Chronos


She swung from the saddle. Her poncho flapped as she landed, and Tigger tossed his head debating whether to spook or not. She ignored the horse and turned to the man. She viewed him dispassionately, cataloging his appearance. White, in his forties, approximately six-foot tall. He might be an inch or two more since he leaned against a rock.
Black, gray-speckled hair. Shoulder-length. Broad-shouldered. Wide chest, no extra fat, about 180 pounds. She noted the work clothes, a ripped wool shirt over a thick cotton one, pants, heavy coat, and boots – he’d planned to be out in the woods, and he wasn’t a city slicker.
Pain-filled, navy-blue eyes stared at her. Bloody froth bubbled from his right lung, and she focused on the gunshot wound, a hole in his chest, approximately the size of a golf ball. For an instant, she remembered explosions, screams of injured soldiers and she shook her head. That war was behind her. She’d served her country, done her time. She was home now, safe in the USA, well as safe as a woman could be hunting a scumbag like Smith.
“What happened?”
“I got shot.”
“I can see that.” She glanced around, tried to pinpoint the best place for a shooter to hide. Too many trees and huge rocks. Anyone could be watching them. “Who did this? When and where?”
“Full of questions, ain’t ya?”
“I want straight answers.” She dropped to her knees beside him, the poncho swirling as it enveloped her. “Don’t hold back.” She peeled the shirts away from the wound, noticing the top one only had two buttons closing the wide neckline. He must pull it over his head when he dressed. “I don’t intend to be the next victim because I’m helping you.”
He’d already tried to stop the bleeding. The bandage torn from his shirt was soggy and wet with blood and rain. “Fella isn’t around.”
She stood, checking out the large evergreens and the narrow trail lit by the red moon. Luke had plopped down, lying on a bed of pine needles licking his paws. Well, if the dog wasn’t upset or on guard, it probably was safe here, at least for now. She glanced at Tigger. The Arabian stood hip-shot, head down, eyes half-closed as he took a horsy nap.
The man gagged and turned his head to spit out a mouthful of blood. “This is where I came off my mare.”
Beth took a deep breath. She’d seen worse injuries in Afghanistan. She didn’t want to think about that, couldn’t afford to remember those days right now. Medical procedures rattled into her mind. She needed to prevent shock. She opted for an authoritative tone. “I’ve got more questions.”
“Save them. I’m dying. I know it.” The man spat again. “So, do you.” He coughed up more blood. “Nothing anyone can do. Thanks for trying.”
“I’m not quitting yet.” Beth stood and went after the first aid kit in her saddle bags. “Neither should you.”
“The money from the bank robbery is on my horse. You’ve got to find her and take it back. The folks ‘round here need every cent and Burdette can’t afford to reimburse everybody with money in the bank.”
“Bank robbery?” Beth swung around and noticed he was coughing again. She waited until he stopped choking and spitting blood before she asked. “Which bank did you rob?”
“I’m no thief, boy! I’m the Junction City marshal.”
“Don’t yell at me.” Beth didn’t bother to correct his assumption she was male. Her hat and loose poncho gave that impression. If he thought she was a man, he’d give her questions more respect. She returned to kneel beside him and swabbed at the blood on his chest. She had to keep him talking even if he began to babble. “The first thing you told me about was the robbery. What was I supposed to think?”
“Guess you’re right.” The stranger stared at her as she cleaned the area around the wound. “I don’t know you. Where are you from? Just riding through?”
Beth waited until he spat again. “I was born in Seattle, but I’ve been around.”
“Looking for work? I got a ranch outside of Junction City.” He coughed up more blood. “Save me and you’ll have a place for life.”
Beth hid her amusement. “I’ve already got a good job, but thanks.” She temporarily sealed the hole in his lung with a piece of clean gauze and decided not to tell him she was a cop too. At least, not yet. There wasn’t a town called Junction City in Snohomish County, but perhaps she’d already crossed the line into Skagit. She’d check her map later.
For now, she helped him lean forward so she could clean the smaller entry wound in his back, then bandaged it. “What’s your name, Marshal?”
“Morgan. Rad Morgan.” The man waited. “And you? What’s your name?”
She suppressed a smile and searched through the first-aid kit for a large bandage. “Beth Chambers.”
“You’re a woman?” Rad paused, spat more blood, then demanded. “What are you doing out here by your lonesome? This ain’t a place for a lady.”
“Spare me the trite, patriarchal lectures. If you needed a man to save you, then you should have put in your order before last Christmas.”

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Cowboy Spell
Liberty Valley Love Book 2

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Liberty Valley Love, Yesterday and Today ~ where no matter what, soulmates find each other.”

Wrangling her pony farm on weekends, Elinor Talbot is strong and smart, but still struggles to make ends meet for her family. Divorced for years, she isn’t looking for romance; however, love finds a way when her mischievous kids summon a replacement dad with the Cowboy Spell. With her indomitable spirit as a guide, Elinor challenges wickedly handsome, smooth-talking horseshoer Sean Killian to the true test of love.
Be Careful What You Witch For!
At almost 40, Sean comes with a painful past, but he knows there’s no future in living in that past. He’s ready for a family of his own, and he thinks he’s finally found the right woman. Honest, and hardworking, he calls things as he sees them, putting him and Elinor at loggerheads. Will the magic between them heal their wounded hearts, or is it all an illusion brought about by the Cowboy Spell?


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A Man's World
Liberty Valley Love Book 1 

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Defending her honor . . . and her life!
1887 in wild, untamed Washington Territory is A Man’s World so Trace Burdette masquerades as the toughest man around, fooling everyone but new neighbor, ruggedly handsome Zebadiah Prescott. With their love on the line, they must deal with the past and the outlaw who stalks her.


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Josie Malone lives and works at her family business, a riding stable in Washington State. Teaching kids to ride and know about horses, she finds in many cases, she's taught three generations of families. Her life experiences span adventures from dealing cards in a casino, attending graduate school to get her Masters in Teaching degree, being a substitute teacher, and serving in the Army Reserve - all leading to her second career as a published author. Visit her at her website, www.josiemalone.com to learn about her books.


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88 Comments
Kari B
8/24/2021 06:37:46 am

I love the mash-up of genres... historical, romance and a splash of the paranormal. Sounds like a fun series to read.

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Josie Malone
8/27/2021 04:51:29 pm

I loved writing the series so I really hope you have fun reading the them.

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Bernie Wallace
8/24/2021 06:49:20 am

How long did it take you to write your book?

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Josie Malone
8/27/2021 08:15:43 pm

It usually takes me approx, 10-12 months to write a full-length book. While The Marshal's Lady is a re-release from Melange Satin Romance, it still meant doing several rounds of edits to polish the story and smooth out the bumps in the novel. Writing anything means I'm constantly learning how to improve my books and I want them to be the best possible.

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Rita Wray
8/24/2021 09:51:05 am

Sounds like a good book.

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Josie Malone
8/27/2021 04:57:06 pm

It was a fun write! I hope you enjoy reading it.

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Wendy Jensen
8/24/2021 10:36:18 am

The book details sound like an interesting romance.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 04:58:53 pm

I like that this book is unique and I think it is a great read. I hope you enjoy it.

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Jon Heil
8/24/2021 11:10:11 am

Hope she can rope in a winner

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:03:46 pm

Oh, she definitely does! You’ll have to read to see how much of a winner he is.

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Barbara Montag
8/24/2021 11:34:09 am

Time Travel Historical Romance - I will love this!
Thank you for sharing it with us.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:05:07 pm

Josie loved writing this book and getting to know her characters! We hope you enjoy it.

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Julie Lundstrom
8/24/2021 12:04:14 pm

I like the cover of this book.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:06:13 pm

Thank you! Our cover artist is amazing.

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Marcy Meyer
8/24/2021 12:05:19 pm

The cover looks good. Sounds like a good read.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:07:21 pm

Thank you for stopping by the tour! We hope you enjoy the read.

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Beyond Comps
8/24/2021 12:40:52 pm

Great cover!

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:07:54 pm

Thank you for stopping by the tour!

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Terri Quick
8/24/2021 02:57:38 pm

Nice cover

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:08:23 pm

Thank you!

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Sherry
8/24/2021 03:04:35 pm

I really like the cover and the excerpt.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:09:00 pm

That's great! I hope that translate into loving the book.

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Elizabeth H.
8/24/2021 03:06:24 pm

I like the covers! The book sounds really interesting!

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:10:01 pm

Glad that you like them! I think you'll enjoy the whole series!

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Christina Gould
8/24/2021 03:49:23 pm

I love the beautiful cover. Thanks for the giveaway!

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:11:29 pm

That's fabulous! We love hearing that. You're welcome but we thank you even more for participating.

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wendy hutton
8/24/2021 05:43:03 pm

love the cover

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:12:13 pm

That's great to hear. Our cover artists is amazing.

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Abigail Gibson
8/24/2021 05:56:09 pm

congrats on the book it looks amazing!

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:13:15 pm

Thank you for stopping by the tour. We are so happy you like cover.

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Ann Fantom
8/24/2021 05:56:53 pm

This sounds like an interesting book and I also like the cover.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:14:25 pm

I am glad you like the sound of it! (I also hope you enjoy reading it!)

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bn100
8/24/2021 06:31:00 pm

sounds interesting

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:14:48 pm

Thank you kindly.

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David Basile
8/24/2021 07:11:41 pm

Sounds like a good book.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:15:33 pm

We hope it lives up to the way it sounds. Thank you for stopping by the tour.

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Debbie P
8/24/2021 09:19:26 pm

This sounds like a great book and I'm really looking forward to reading it!

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:16:10 pm

We are so happy that it sounds like something you will enjoy and we hope you love the read!

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angela heerde
8/24/2021 09:49:25 pm

I like book details

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:16:42 pm

That's great! We hope you like the book, too.

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Serge B
8/25/2021 04:54:43 am

I liked the excerpt

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:17:35 pm

Fantastic! We hope you like reading the books as well.

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Michele Soyer
8/25/2021 07:22:41 am

Love all the covers, looks like a great series to start.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:18:40 pm

We're glad you like them. (*I'm not bias or anything lol but I think its a great series to start).

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Cynthia C
8/25/2021 11:56:36 am

The excerpt is interesting. Thank you for sharing it.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:19:26 pm

Thank you for reading!

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Laura Rubenstein
8/25/2021 01:45:46 pm

I love the cover! Sounds great as well

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:20:18 pm

Glad you love it!

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beth shepherd
8/25/2021 03:17:49 pm

This would be a great read. Thank you

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:21:14 pm

I would agree with you :D!

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Paige Chandler
8/25/2021 04:32:22 pm

I wish I could time travel. Very cool.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:21:49 pm

Right! Wouldn't that just be awesome!

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Peggy Salkill
8/25/2021 08:57:28 pm

Love the cover!

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:22:26 pm

That's excellent! Our cover artist is amazing.

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David Hollingsworth
8/25/2021 09:02:25 pm

The covers are interesting.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:23:01 pm

We're glad they caught your interest!

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Laurie Nykaza
8/26/2021 02:00:43 am

Sounds like an interesting book. I like the cover.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:23:36 pm

I hope you love the read. Thank you!

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Kelly D
8/26/2021 01:35:38 pm

The book details sound great, very suspsenseful.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:24:44 pm

I think you love it, if the suspenseful aspects appeals.

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Ellie Wright
8/26/2021 03:18:06 pm

This sounds like a great read. Nice cover!

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Amber (Josie's VA)
8/27/2021 05:25:35 pm

Thank you! I think it you'll like it :)

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Josie Malone link
8/28/2021 01:39:43 am

Thanks for all the wonderful comments about The Marshal's Lady. I loved writing this book and the sparks just flew between Beth and Rad especially when he tries to convince her that she's traveled through time to 1888. She's not buying it. She thinks he's a nutcase - okay, a very sexy nutcase, but still not quite all there. He's going to have to work hard to change her mind, and he's up to the challenge.

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Karen M
8/28/2021 10:00:17 pm

I like the excerpt and cover.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
9/16/2021 09:11:03 pm

Hi Karen,

Thank you so much for stopping on the tour! We hope you love the book!

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Azeem Isaahaque
9/3/2021 11:00:37 pm

Looks like an interesting book

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Amber (Josie's VA)
9/16/2021 09:11:58 pm

Hi Azeem,

I promise you won't regret reading the book! Thank you for stopping by the tour.

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Thomas Gibson
9/6/2021 03:41:32 pm

Cover looks awesome! Excerpt is intriguing. Great work!

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Amber (Josie's VA)
9/16/2021 09:12:50 pm

Ho Thomas,

Thank you much! Our cover artist works hard and it is great to get such awesome feedback. We hope you enjoy the read!

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Patricia Barraclough
9/9/2021 11:45:35 pm

I like time travel books, and The Marshal's Lady sound like one I will thoroughly enjoy. I love the contrast between the expectations of what a woman should be and do, and the reality of a capable, modern woman who can handle herself. Thank you so much for the excerpt. I can't wait to rad this book. I like the blurbs on A Man's World and Cowboy Spell.

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Amber (Josie's VA)
9/16/2021 09:14:17 pm

Hi Patricia,

Isn't time travel an intriguing concept! Add in the spice that is a modern women and I think you've got an adventure on your hands! We hope you love the read!

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Sarah L
9/11/2021 01:22:07 am

Looks like an interesting book.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Amber (Josie's VA)
9/16/2021 09:15:08 pm

Hi Sarah,

We hope you enjoy it! Thank you for participating!

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Leslie Price
9/16/2021 02:54:54 pm

Sounds like a pretty wild read; I look forward to checking it out!

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Amber (Josie's VA)
9/16/2021 09:16:05 pm

Hi Leslie,

That's fabulous! We look forward to hearing about your experience with the book too! Thank you so much for stopping by the tour!

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Renata
9/17/2021 11:03:06 am

Nice cover!

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Susan Smith
9/19/2021 04:46:08 pm

Sounds like a great book. I like the cover and excerpt.

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Ken Ohl
9/20/2021 02:45:33 pm

this book looks intriguing

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Carol G
9/23/2021 01:12:16 pm

This one is going to be added to my TBR list.

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jose rosado
9/23/2021 01:18:42 pm

What do you think of the book details? Do you have any questions for the author?


A very good blurb

THX

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Daniel M
9/23/2021 01:49:12 pm

like the cover

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Jamie Martin link
9/23/2021 02:35:01 pm

Do you have any advice for new writers?

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Jill Myrick
9/24/2021 04:23:06 pm

This book has a very intriguing story line....one that makes me want to read more.

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latisha depoortere
9/24/2021 04:36:03 pm

Thank you so much for sharing!

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Leah Shumack
9/24/2021 04:37:50 pm

That's a cute cover!

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BILL HOFF
9/24/2021 06:42:01 pm

My daughter would enjoy this book

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Sand
9/24/2021 09:38:32 pm

Sounds like a great book!

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Jen R
9/24/2021 10:19:35 pm

The book sounds like a must read.

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