Showing posts with label Western. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 4, 2014

Release Day is here for 5 Prince Publishing...

It's here. Release Day for 5 Prince Publishing is here and here's one of the authors releasing a novel today...Wilhelmina Stolen with Love Finds Its Way!


Available from 5 Prince Publishing www.5princebooks.com  books@5princebooks.com
Genre: Fiction, Family Saga, Historical, Romance, Western
Release Date: December 4, 2014
Digital ISBN 13 978-1-63112-089-3 ISBN 10: 1631120891
Print ISBN 13: 978-1-63112-090-9 ISBN 10: 1631120905
Purchase link : http://www.5princebooks.com/buy-links.html

Love Finds Its Way

Lucas arrived at the Sullivan mansion as an orphan with a vicious burn on his side. The mark is a clue to his past, and the accident that took his family. The Sullivans gave him a home, raised him as their son, and made him heir to their fortune. He has everything a man could want, but he's tortured by the secrets from his past. He's a man without a name. 

For seventeen years, Lucas has called the Sullivan girls his sisters, but his feelings for Callie have changed from brotherly to those of a man for a woman. As the passion between them ignites, Lucas is forces to make a choice between claiming Callie, or finding out who he is.

On a cold January night, Lucas leaves to follow a clue to Texas, but not before he has Callie promise, "I will wait for you."

Secrets unfold, and Lucas discovers the answers he seeks. Is it too late for Lucas and Callie, or will their love find its way?

About Wilhelmina Stolen
Wilhelmina Stolen is the pseudonym for romance writer, Shannon Hayes. Shannon is a native of Kentucky and makes her home in a small southern town close to the Tennessee line. During her adolescence, her mother’s free spirited nature became restless causing the family to embark on a slew of adventurous moves across the country. The moves provoked a hunger for adventure and romance and introduced her to a wonderful world of history and beauty.

As with most writers, her stories began at an early age with long sessions of seclusion and secrecy. While her classmates and friends were outside playing, Shannon was locked away in her room hammering out ideas on an old 1940’s Royal typewriter.

After finding Mr. Right, Shannon found herself wanting the comfort and security of the small Kentucky town she longed to escape as a child. Fortune smiled upon her and she became the family historian; gathering pictures, wills, marriage certificates and everything else that somehow managed to fall into her lap. Stories flooded her mind and writing quickly became an obsession that turned into the Way of Hearts Saga. The saga spans six generations and three families.

Shannon holds an Associates in Applied Science in Technology, a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration and Management as well as a Masters in Educational Leadership. Visit her author page at www.wilhelminastolen.com to learn more about the saga.

How to Contact Wilhelmina:
Twitter: @WStolen
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wilhelmina-Stolen/179196792227471?ref=hl
Website: www.wilhelminastolen.com

Saturday, November 1, 2014

The Calling...

Okay. It’s T-minus 5 days and counting until the release of The Christmas Tree Guy. I’m excited, but I’m also excited to announce there are other authors from the 5 Prince family releasing books on the same day. So, I figured, what better way to celebrate than to spotlight one a day until Thursday, November 6th!


First up, James Hanley’s “The Calling”

Coming November 6th

Sheriff Luke Atwell, a religious man, doubts his occupation after accidentally shooting a female bystander during a gunfight. The violent deaths of lawmen and criminals that follow heighten his questioning as he joins the priesthood to counter evil as a man of peace. However, his lawman instincts remain as he deals with crime in his inner-city parish. Temporarily relieved of his priestly obligations, Atwell returns as sheriff to the changed, now crime-ridden Kansas town to rethink his calling, joined by unlikely reinforcements—an experienced but alcoholic deputy and a youthful banjo player. The team, often outnumbered, confronts thieves and killers in a series of gun battles. As Atwell fights lawlessness, he struggles with his feelings toward a recent widow. Eventually he must decide:  keep the badge or again wear the clerical collar.

About the Author
Jim Hanley is a Human Resources professional, adjunct professor and short story writer, Jim has had over 70 stories appear in print and online publications.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Atwellnovel14
Website: http://jaahanley.blog.com/