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Synopsis
Product DescriptionBook 3 ~ "Wild Wyoming" Series
When a cool and classic New Yorker meets a rugged Wyoming cowboy, the result is hotter than a Yellowstone geyser.
All Cassandra Wilde wants is to settle her estranged father's estate and head back home--even in a ranging blizzard. To her dismay, her return is put on hold when the details of the will force her into a partnership with the tall, handsome, cowboy of her childhood.
Sage McKenna has grown up on the Parrish ranch with one dream: to inherit the land that Jake Parrish had promised years before when he killed Sage's father. Now, forced into ownership with the most delectable yet stubborn creature east of the Mississippi, Sage's lonely world is turned upside down.
Review
"This action-packed western pits the big city girl, who objects to what the cowboy wants to do, against the cowboy, who stands between her and what she needs. The plot is anything but simple, and will hold your interest. The characters are nicely drawn and the reader cares what happens to them. . .If you like contemporary westerns with a sense of humor, this one's for you." --
Lois Black
About the Author
Writing as Diana Hart, the 1992 Golden Heart Finalist and author of LIES AND SHADOWS, Pam Hart has teamed up with Preditors and Editors #2 Best Electronic Fiction in 1998 author, Diana Kirk to pen the first of four books set in Wyoming--UNFRIENDLY PERSUASION, BAD MEDICINE, WYOMING WILDE, and PARTNERS IN CRIME.
Pam Hart started her writing career as a paper published author. She taught writing at a local University and during her two year tenure as president of her RWA chapter. In October of 1998, HSWF celebrated the re-release of her Meteor-Kismet novel LIES AND SHADOWS, a 1992 Golden Heart finalist.
In her multi-checkered career, Hart has been a social worker, juvenile probation officer, high school social studies teacher, and currently teaches criminal justice at an area college. Recently, she's acquired a fascination with crime scene investigation and police procedurals. Of all her positions, however, her favorite is author.
An electronic pioneer, Diana Kirk is no stranger to more traditional forms of writing. She is a playwright, novelist, and medical writer. Her mysteries are also featured on the Hard Shell Word Factory Website. Recently, she celebrated the audio release of her mystery MURDER IN MUSICLAND from Books in Motion and her Egyptian time travel, SONG OF ISIS, being voted number two in the Preditors and Editors Best Electronic Fiction of 1998 in the Universe.
The 1992 President of the Nebraska Writers Guild, Kirk is currently a member of Romance Authors of America, RWA Published Authors Network (PAN), Romance Authors of the Heartland, Ozark Romance Authors, The Wyoming Writer's Guild, and Sisters In Crime. Her historical play, Prairie and Parlor: The Creighton Story, was produced at a local theater to rave reviews. She was also on the Board of Directors of the historic First Nebraska Literature Festival in 1991 focusing the spotlight on Nebraska writers.
Each month, Kirk teaches basic, advanced and detection techniques for mystery writing and plotting at the Painted Rock Writer's and Readers Colony.
Book Details
Published
September 1, 1999
ISBN
9781582001272