Carra Copelin is an award winning and Amazon Best Selling Author in contemporary and historical romances but, unlike so many other authors, she didn't write from childhood or read long into the night beneath the covers with a flashlight. She found writing and romance novels as an adult. After reading numerous Harlequin and Silhouette stories, she discovered tons of people residing in her head, all looking for a way to get their stories onto the printed page. She is a member of The Daughters of the American Revolution and The Daughters of the Republic of Texas. Carra and her hero live in North…mehr
Carra Copelin is an award winning and Amazon Best Selling Author in contemporary and historical romances but, unlike so many other authors, she didn't write from childhood or read long into the night beneath the covers with a flashlight. She found writing and romance novels as an adult. After reading numerous Harlequin and Silhouette stories, she discovered tons of people residing in her head, all looking for a way to get their stories onto the printed page. She is a member of The Daughters of the American Revolution and The Daughters of the Republic of Texas. Carra and her hero live in North Central Texas, in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex where they enjoy family and their three beautiful grandchildren. In addition to writing and researching with her fabulous critique partners, she enjoys playing Bridge, working on crochet projects, and tracking down relatives through genealogy.
Lady Anne Medvale, the daughter of the Marquess of Thamesford, has created a scandal by running away with a prominent politician. In America, alone and penniless, she answers an ad in The Grooms' Gazette and travels to Beaumont, Texas as a mail order bride. Morgan Grant, a dedicated cattleman/lawman isn't looking for a wife, but circumstances present themselves and he marries an unlikely mail order bride. Can the headstrong daughter of an English Marquess and a Texas rancher overcome their differences to live happily ever after?
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