Susan May Warren
Susan’s Website
My Book Therapy
Susan May Warren is the award-winning, best-selling novelist of over twenty novels, many of which have won the Inspirational Readers Choice Award, the ACFW Book of the Year award, and been Christy and Rita finalists, including Happily Ever After (2004), In Sheep’s Clothing (2006), Everything’s Coming up Josey (2007), and Taming Rafe (2008). Her compelling plots and unforgettable characters have won her acclaim with readers and reviewers alike. She loves to write and help other writers find their voice through her http://www.MyBookTherapy.com boutique editing blog and services. She and her husband of 20 years, and four children live in a small town on Minnesota’s beautiful Lake Superior shore where they are active in their local church.
When she put her dreams on hold to help run the family ranch, she never imagined they would slip out of sight. Luckily for Stefanie, those dreams are about to come knocking at her door—in the form of a hollywood hearthrob with a secret. But is helping Lincoln Cash start his film school what she wants…or are her dreams something much different?
In less than eight seconds, two-time world champion bull rider Rafe Noble lost his title, his career, his best friend—all on the dirt floor of a noisy rodeo arena. Now he has no choice but to head back to the Silver Buckle, but not before he accidentally destroys philanthropist Katherine Breckenridge’s NY Charity event. Now she’s in town, wanting his money – or his help. And the last thing this broken bull rider is going to do is give her his heart. But Nick’s little brother is going to learn just was it takes to tame the heart of a rebel…
What was his father thinking? Yes, Nick betrayed his family, his legacy and hasn’t been home in nearly a decade, but did that mean his father had to leave the Noble Family ranch to Nick’s worst enemy? Nick doesn’t care what it takes – Cole St. James isn’t going to get a blade of Silver Buckle ranchland. Old secrets and second chances await Nick when he travels home to reclaim his past. Just how far will God go to redeem a prodigal?