by Shiloh Saddler
I’m a country girl. My Grandparents had a small ranch and raised cows and chickens. I like hiking in the mountains and dressing in a Stetson, Levis, and a boots. I guess it was natural I gravitated toward the western romance genre. I prefer my GLBT on the country side whether it is historical or contemporary.
I’m a country girl. My Grandparents had a small ranch and raised cows and chickens. I like hiking in the mountains and dressing in a Stetson, Levis, and a boots. I guess it was natural I gravitated toward the western romance genre. I prefer my GLBT on the country side whether it is historical or contemporary.
My debut novella The Virgin Madam was released November 5th.
It is a F/F historical romance set in California in 1879.
Here’s the blurb:
After a
vicious outlaw murders her father, Laura Rutherford sees no future beyond
running the family brothel and kowtowing to the local gang. Not even marriage
offers escape. No man can compete with the beautiful women who dance the
can-can for her each night...at least not until a gentle stranger sweeps in and
opens her eyes to desires too long denied.
Joe
Bascum stumbles into Bitterroot Flats looking for a place to hide from a gunman
out for blood. When the innocent Madame from the local brothel offers a bed and
bath, Joe accepts hoping to show the buttoned-up beauty just how right
forbidden desire can feel.
When
danger escalates, can Laura help Joe defeat the famous Fletcher gang, or is she
destined to live a lonely life as the virgin madam?
The
Virgin Madam is book #1 in the Girls and
Guns series. While I plan to write more books in the series, and book #2 The Lumberjack’s Daughter is already
outlined, I have gotten sidetracked on other projects. This wasn’t my fault.
Honestly, it was all Eva’s.
Eva Lefoy
has been my critique partner for a long time. Recently we also became writing
partners co-authoring a M/M contemporary western Perfect Ride book #1 in the Ridden
Hard series.
I was the
country brains of this operation. Eva didn’t know a darn thing about a bull.
and the hero is a professional bull rider on the PBR circuit. Nothing gets me
more excited than seeing a cowboy in tight blue jeans and a cowboy hat. Okay,
I’m not quite a buckle bunny but I’m open to the idea. J
Perfect Ride will come out soon from
Decadent. But you don’t have to wait until that is released to enjoy some GLBT
western romance fun!
The Virgin Madam is available now!
Shiloh Saddler likes
to do research for her steamy romances first hand. She has invented a time
machine and travels back to the 19th century on a regular basis. There are
experimental settings on her time machine which could propel her into the
future and even other worlds. She believes love and a good book makes anything
possible.
You can find Shiloh
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5 comments:
I love historical western romance. Every time I start researching I get caught up in the history, and most of my writing time goes up in smoke.
Love the hat.
A very interesting story. I find the old west fascinating, the people came up with their own solutions to life's snarls.
Tasty artwork too.
Whether set in the past or the future, in the country, or in space, the settings become just as much a part of the story as the characters. Sounds like a great read, and I absolutely love the cover!
Terri, I still struggle with not getting too caught up in my historical research! History is so fascinating.
I agree, Jessica, the setting is just as important to a story as the characters. Really the setting takes on a character of its own.
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