What’s new?

A Bride for Griffin (Griffin & Wren’s story) has been very delayed, but I’m still working on finishing this story.

A Bride for Heddwyn (Heddwyn & Oriole’s story) was my newest release. Sending a big THANK YOU to everyone who’s downloaded the story & also to those who’ve posted such lovely reviews—like this one ❤️

What’s old and new? Where to start?

Not long ago (just a few years ago in 1877), the Llewellyn Brothers (Brynmor, Heddwyn, and Griffin) joined my wild west world in Robyn: A Christmas Bride when their sister, Robyn, left Denver to chase her dreams in the Peregrine family’s hometown of Noelle (first seen in 1876 in The Calling Birds).

Only a little while later (when Christmas ended and January started), Robyn’s steadfast eldest brother pursued the love of his life in A Bride for Brynmor when he and Lark banded together to find her missing sisters while evading her cruel and controlling troupe manager, Ulysses T. Stone.

Click here to read the opening of A Bride for Brynmor (Songbird Junction, book 1)

Then (wouldn’t you know it), the day Brynmor and Lark found harmony was the day Heddwyn and Oriole’s rocky relationship restarted…and began unraveling again.

Now everyone (including wily old-timers Grandpa Gus Peregrine and Music Emporium owner Mrs. Fitzgerald) are having trouble keeping up with the fast-talking but scatterbrained Llewellyn middle brother, Heddwyn, and an equally fast-moving Oriole. She’s on a mission to evade her lies and her troupe manager. But Ulysses T. Stone (aka Tombstone ) is ramping up his quest to force the Songbird Sisters back into service as his money-making musicians.

Click here to read the opening of A Bride for Heddwyn (Songbird Junction, book 2).

The Songbird Junction Series

Welcome to Songbird Junction…where Welsh meets West in Colorado 1878. The journey to find a forever home and more starts here.

Brynmor, Heddwyn, and Griffin Llewellyn are three Welsh brothers bound by blood and a passion for hauling freight—in Denver, where hard work pays. Lark, Oriole, and Wren are three Irish-Cree Métis sisters-of-the-heart bound by choice and a talent for singing—in any place that pays.

What’s new with Team I-Love-Grandpa-Gus?

The absent-minded but feisty old-timer hasn’t changed. He’s still making sure his voice is heard in every Songbird Junction story…even when the weather gets windy and a bit nippy because, hey, it’s January in Colorado!

Ever wonder where authors get their inspiration?

Head to my blog or check out the following categories…

• All about A Bride for Brynmor 
• My Story Inspiration Pages (for each of my books)
• My Love for History
• My Love for Horses
• My Canadian Inspiration
• My blogs on Cowboy Kisses (Wild Women of the West series)
• My Travels (in Victoria & around the world)

Thanks for visiting! Hope you’ll come back soon or follow my blog and never miss a word about anything…like…where & when INSPIRATION strikes ~ for a Historical Romance Author 🤠

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