On Tour with Prism Book Tours
Sweet Home Montana
(Charity, Montana Book #3)
By Lynne Marshall
Contemporary Romance
Print & ebook, 278 Pages
September 27th 2018 by Tule Publishing
Entrepreneur Wade Conrad is called home to act as a temporary guardian for his teenage half-brother, who’s acting out and needs strong guidance. Wade feels they are both floundering, so he seeks help for Brent at Healing Heart Acres, an equine therapy center.
Erin Chase has been working as an equine therapist since her fiancé called off their wedding with no explanation three years ago. She personally enjoys the peace found through animal therapy and believes in passing on the gift. When Erin meets Wade, she’s instantly drawn to his concern for his brother, as well as his kindness and charm.
Wade treasures time spent with Erin. They both long for more, but Wade’s leaving for California soon and his brother’s needs come first. Will he take a chance on love before it’s too late?
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About the Author
Lynne used to worry she had a serious problem with daydreaming, then she discovered she was supposed to write the stories in her head. A late bloomer, Lynne came to fiction writing after her children were nearly grown. Now she battles the empty nest by writing stories which always include a romance, sometimes medicine, a dose of mirth, or both, but always stories from her heart. She is a Southern California native, married for almost thirty years, has two adult children she is super proud of, is a dog lover, cat admirer, a power walker, and fellow traveler on this wild road called life!
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Tour Schedule
October 1st:
Launch
It’s All About the Romance
Uplifting Reads
October 2nd:
Kimber Li
Wishful Endings
October 3rd:
Hearts & Scribbles
Paulette’s Papers
October 4th:
Colorimetry
Getting Your Read On
October 5th:
Stacking My Book Shelves!
Cover Lover Book Review
October 8th:
underneath the covers
Remembrancy
October 9th:
Nan Reinhardt’s Blog
Becky on Books
October 10th:
Book Lover in Florida
Rockin’ Book Reviews
October 11th:
Locks, Hooks and Books
Inside The Mind of an Avid Reader
October 12th:
Teatime and Books
Reading Is My SuperPower
October 13th:
Grand Finale
Tour Giveaway
2 winners will receive ebooks of Her Baby, His Love and Their Christmas Miracle
Open internationally
Ends October 17th
~ Excerpt ~
To keep communication open, nervous as Erin was to have a conversation alone with Wade Conrad, she smiled and widened her eyes. “Need some extra encouragement?” Hoping he couldn’t pick up on her reaction to him.
He was probably used to it with all women. How could he not be, growing up looking like that? He probably didn’t even notice anymore.
“How’d you guess?”
“I’ve been reading Brent’s body language. He’s not here voluntarily, is he.” It wasn’t a question.
Wade pressed his lips in a straight line and shook his head. “More by ultimatum. Mine. A counselor at school said he’s been acting out, starting arguments, and causing trouble, and our family’s chaplain told me about this place. Maybe you can make it sound worth his while?”
“Everyone has to want to come here or it won’t work, but I’ll be happy to let your son know a bit more about what to expect.”
“Would you?” he said, accompanied by an amused expression.
“Absolutely, you got it.”
“I’d really appreciate it.” He scratched the side of his mouth, as though he wanted to say more. “And, just so you know, he’s not my son. He’s my brother.”
Her brows shot up before she could stop them. Brother? No wonder he looked too young to be a dad. But how embarrassing she’d assumed he was and now he knew. Her cheeks went hot.
“Half-brother. It’s a long story, but I’m his guardian for another month. He’s got a lot of stuff to work through and some of it has to do with me.”
He’d most definitely piqued her interest with that bit of information. What was the story between brothers so far apart in age? Had to be a second marriage since they were half-brothers. “Why don’t you let me talk to him alone. See if I can get him to cowboy up and give the place a chance.”
