Love cowboys and westerns? Check out Her Montana Cowboy by @MissWishlade

I'm pleased to welcome back +Molly Wishlade  to my blog as she tours her latest book, Her Montana Cowboy. Check it out.

TITLE: Her Montana Cowboy

AUTHOR: +Molly Wishlade 

HEAT RATING: Sizzling

BOOK LENGTH: Short Novel

WORD COUNT: 33,101

ISBN: 978-1-78430-746-2

SEXOMETER: 2

FORMAT: eBook

GENRE: Cowboys and Western, Erotic Romance, Historical

RELEASE DATE: 6th October 2015

The course of true love never did run smooth @MissWishlade #Review #ARancherForRosie

Happy Monday, sweeties. It is with pleasure that I welcome +Molly Wishlade to my blog today on the tour of her latest book, A Rancher for Rosie. 

My Quick Review

I grew up in Nigeria when Spaghetti Westerns were a popular film genre so I always have a fondness for fiction set in the lawless West. And that's what you get with Molly's stories, except she adds a lot of steam to her stories, just the way I like it. So if you've never read her books, The Duggans of Montana series is a good place to start.

I read Harlot at the Homestead and enjoyed it. A Rancher for Rosie steps up to the plate too with characters I loved especially Joshua. He's a man who knew his own mind and didn't deviate from it no matter what anyone else said. Loved that. Loved this book and looking forward to the next one.

Welsh Wench Writes Westerns-Meet @MissWishlade #Sexy #Cowboys

Happy Monday, people! I interviewed author Molly Ann Wishlade on my blog today. Check out our conversation and say hello.

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Q1) Welcome to my blog, Molly. Can you tell us a little about yourself

I live in Wales in the UK with my family and pets. I teach by day and write by night.

Q2) Have you always wanted to be an author?

I always harbored a dream to write and I had a short story, some poems and a travel guide published but I thought that getting a novel published was one of those things that happens for other people. So I got on with life and kept myself busy with other things. However, to cut a long story short (and it is quite a long story) I felt the urge to write building again until I just couldn’t ignore it any longer. So I got writing. I went through the whole submission / rejection / submission / revise and resubmit process several times before I wrote my debut novella Desire in Deadwood and finally got that wonderful email!

The best decision I made was to stop procrastinating and dreaming and to just get on with it and put my work out there. It wasn’t easy and like many authors I’ve shed a few (thousand) tears along the way but I try to remember what a good friend told me about the whole process: ‘Write for yourself and write what you want to write, otherwise you will not be true to your author voice and you won’t be happy with your writing.’ So I try to write from the heart. I am a firm believer that love and passion do exist in very powerful forms and sometimes in life we have to make difficult choices, but in spite of these choices, we are still entitled to happiness. Life is too short not to grab it while you can.