In all Alexandra Morgan’s life, the ranch in which her family has owned for years has been her only refuge. When her father dies, he leaves behind a mounting debt in his family name and a bruised heart in his daughter. Finally free, Alex takes control and puts her ranch back together again only to learn her mother intends to sell the land to a stranger.
Lane Tanner was a man who took what he wanted. When he first saw Alex Morgan riding in the sunset, he knew he had to have her. But secrets of Alex’s past and old fears makes her ability to trust elusive. If Lane wants to win Alex’s heart, he must find a way to break down her walls and show her it’s safe to dream.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Somewhere I Belong (women's fiction novel)
When Kate Mitchell becomes the victim of a spineless lie, her beloved fiancé-- wealthy heir and business man-- James Parker mistakenly believes she's a scheming, money grabbing liar and walks away from Kate as if what they shared had meant nothing.
Kate Mitchell is no stranger to desertion. She grew up in the foster care system of East Chicago after being abandoned as an infant, so when Kate discovers she is pregnant with James’ baby, she finds the strength to raise him alone--in secret--and vows to give him the love and affection she never knew.
Despite her broken heart, Kate loves the carefully sheltered life she makes for her and her son. But one night, her world is shaken when James Parker suddenly appears back into her life.
When James learns about the child he never knew existed, Kate’s carefully structured life suddenly becomes a minefield of uncertainty and fear. For not only does James hold the power to possibly take her son away from her, but he once again holds her heart in his hands.
As Kate watches the bond between father and son take shape, she guards her own heart; but it seems James is determined to settle the past once and for all and begin the family that should have never been divided.
With everything to lose and her own heart in turmoil, Kate must decide if she can once again trust in James and take her shot at happy ever after.
Kate Mitchell is no stranger to desertion. She grew up in the foster care system of East Chicago after being abandoned as an infant, so when Kate discovers she is pregnant with James’ baby, she finds the strength to raise him alone--in secret--and vows to give him the love and affection she never knew.
Despite her broken heart, Kate loves the carefully sheltered life she makes for her and her son. But one night, her world is shaken when James Parker suddenly appears back into her life.
When James learns about the child he never knew existed, Kate’s carefully structured life suddenly becomes a minefield of uncertainty and fear. For not only does James hold the power to possibly take her son away from her, but he once again holds her heart in his hands.
As Kate watches the bond between father and son take shape, she guards her own heart; but it seems James is determined to settle the past once and for all and begin the family that should have never been divided.
With everything to lose and her own heart in turmoil, Kate must decide if she can once again trust in James and take her shot at happy ever after.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
My First Blog! =)
Hi! I'm Kadi Dillon, mother-wife-author-home school teacher-photographer-babysitter. I am 22 years old and live in Oklahoma.
Writing is my passion along with raising my two little boys. They give my life meaning and I wouldn't be where I am without them. My goal with writing is just to never stop. Sales aren't all that important, of course everybody wants to make money doing what they love. But if I can touch someones life with my stories then I'm doing pretty good. I write romance and suspense. My characters quickly become my closest friends. I always give my characters the qualities I like and dislike in my own friendships and relations. It's amazing to look back and remember who I was thinking about when I made a certain character. I also give my antagonists qualities I dislike in the people I don't get along with. It's my own little kind of revenge, and I like it.
I married my husband right out of high school. We were young, but I don't regret it. My oldest son, Jace, was born a few months later. Between being a stay at home mom and babysitting for some extra income, I began to work on my first novel. It was definitely an experience. Even being an avid writer, it was harder than I imagined to finish it. SOMEWHERE I BELONG, my first novel, took me four years to complete. But when it was done, it felt amazing. My next stories took less and less effort but just as much dedication and creativity. Let's just say I found my own way of completing a story and it works for me.
Only two months ago, my husband, son, and I welcomed a new little boy into our family. Camden was born in May and is growing quickly. Once again, my life is full of things to do but I am still managing to continue working on my next novel. It's coming along famously and I can not wait to get it to an agent.
In future blogs, I am going to be writing about my writing, my family, and anything else I feel like writing about. You can follow, or you can not. But these are for me. I want to leave my mark on the world and this is just one way to go about doing it. =)
Please stay tuned....
Writing is my passion along with raising my two little boys. They give my life meaning and I wouldn't be where I am without them. My goal with writing is just to never stop. Sales aren't all that important, of course everybody wants to make money doing what they love. But if I can touch someones life with my stories then I'm doing pretty good. I write romance and suspense. My characters quickly become my closest friends. I always give my characters the qualities I like and dislike in my own friendships and relations. It's amazing to look back and remember who I was thinking about when I made a certain character. I also give my antagonists qualities I dislike in the people I don't get along with. It's my own little kind of revenge, and I like it.
I married my husband right out of high school. We were young, but I don't regret it. My oldest son, Jace, was born a few months later. Between being a stay at home mom and babysitting for some extra income, I began to work on my first novel. It was definitely an experience. Even being an avid writer, it was harder than I imagined to finish it. SOMEWHERE I BELONG, my first novel, took me four years to complete. But when it was done, it felt amazing. My next stories took less and less effort but just as much dedication and creativity. Let's just say I found my own way of completing a story and it works for me.
Only two months ago, my husband, son, and I welcomed a new little boy into our family. Camden was born in May and is growing quickly. Once again, my life is full of things to do but I am still managing to continue working on my next novel. It's coming along famously and I can not wait to get it to an agent.
In future blogs, I am going to be writing about my writing, my family, and anything else I feel like writing about. You can follow, or you can not. But these are for me. I want to leave my mark on the world and this is just one way to go about doing it. =)
Please stay tuned....
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