Katie Wyatt is 25% American Sioux Indian. Born and raised in Arizona, she has traveled and camped extensively through California, Arizona, Nevada, Mexico, and New Mexico. Looking at the incredible night sky and the giant Saguaro cacti, she has dreamed of what it would be like to live in the early pioneer times.

Spending time with a relative of the great Wyatt Earp, also named Wyatt Earp, Katie was mesmerized and inspired by the stories he told of bygone times. This historical interest in the old West became the inspiration for her Western romance novels.

Her books are a mixture of actual historical facts and events mixed with action and humor, challenges and adventures. The characters in Katie’s clean romance novels draw from her own experiences and are so real that they almost jump off the pages. You feel like you’re walking beside them through all the ups and downs of their lives. As the stories unfold, you’ll find yourself both laughing and crying.The endings will never fail to leave you feeling warm inside.

Ada Oakley is an American-born Italian, who has lived most of her life in Dallas Texas and has traveled to many countries. She has been an avid reader and a lover of western movies since her teenage years, so she decided to pursue a writing career. Ada loves writing Western Romance and Mail Order Bride stories about the courageous women who traveled alone to the Wild West with nothing but hope and strong faith in God.

Writing books about the hardships and struggles of women who turn around their hopeless situations and in the end found true love and happiness is something that she enjoys bringing to the readers. Ada wishes that the readers will once again learn to believe in love and develop trust through reading her books, and be inspired by the characters in her novels who through perseverance, in spite of very tough harsh obstacles that tested their faith, overcame the hurdles in the end. She plans to write and publish more interesting stories and work with several other authors to produce collaborative works. Her inspiration are her dogs and three lovely cats! So if you’re up to reading an excellent feel good clean romance story, her stories are highly recommended.

Kat Carson lives in New Mexico with her two dogs, a horse, and 20 chickens. She started writing when she was a teenager and has never stopped. She loves the rich culture of the old West. Some of her stories are inspired by tales from the local storytellers in New Mexico and what her grandparents used to tell her. Others are when she travels around in her RV camping, fishing, hiking, climbing and engaging with other interesting people along the way.

She writes stories derived from actual historical facts and events and sometimes individuals with interesting characters in nature that will captivate you and leave you in awe with the twists and turns of every story. Packed with action, humor, challenge, and adventure her short stories will stretch the limits of your imagination, allowing you to marvel at the fascinating time in US history. I recommend them for anybody who enjoys an excellent feel good clean and wholesome romance story.

Arizona native Brenda Clemmons has the Wild West in her blood. While her ancestors, from a gold miner granddaddy to a small-town sheriff, helped lay the foundations of the western half of our country, Brenda’s books take place in the modern day. No matter the century, the West remains an awe-inspiring, often dangerous place.

Brenda’s heroes and heroines face all the challenges of the twenty-first century, set against a rugged backdrop that only adds to the excitement. Whether it’s an intrepid helicopter search and rescue crew, big-hearted billionaire cowboys, or dedicated doctors who look after the health of citizens of small towns edged by ranches, at the core of each of Brenda’s page-turning books is true love and steadfast faith.

Ellen Anderson started life near Sedona, Arizona, surrounded by the most beautiful scenery the West has to offer, along with its intricate history and myriad legends. Her favorite memories are of camping out on the family property under the vast canopy of stars, listening to her father and grandfather tell stories. Eventually, Ellen began writing her own stories, mixing her up-close-and-personal western experiences with special characters who share her unique sense of fun and adventure.

When she met her handsome husband on a horse drive, her path to writing historical western romances was sealed.

Today, Ellen and her husband still do some work on the family ranch, and their children are following in the family tradition, helping care for the Anderson horses. In her spare time, Ellen enjoys photography, swimming, trying out unique historical recipes from scratch and exploring ghost towns in the family RV.