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Tuesday, May 12, 2015

#NewRelease -- PRINCE CHARMING WORE SPURS by Nan O'Berry -- #Giveaway!

Growing up, I remember sitting for long hours watching the line up of cowboy shows that were in their hayday in the 60's. So when I was looking around for an idea, it accured to me, that cowboys were the American fairytale. They were, and still are, our knights in shinning armor. Therefore, it wasn't a stretch of the imagination to come up with Logan Malone. The trick was coming up with a twist. Something timely, that my readers might enjoy.

Sitting around with my fellow plot buddy, we were talking about music and I mentioned growing up how I loved Rodgers and Hammerstien's, Cinderella, with Stuart Damon and Leslie Ann Warren. We laughed about it, but I think the kernel was sown. That night in my dreams, I saw Gillian, all that riot of curls and her charming smile. The story seemed to take over and almost write itself.

As you are reading, I hope you invision Miss Celeste Holmes as Celeste Tate, the matchmaker, fairy godmother. Its always fun to see who people see as the hero and heroine. I can't wait to hear who your choices are. Please, enjoy Prince Charming Wore Spurs and come meet the Malones of the Bar M, Logan, Jason, and Troy as they navigate the sometimes wild ride to find their true loves.  -- Nan O'Berry  http://oberrynan.wix.com/nanoberryauthor

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Fairy tales do exist—just ask Gillian Malone!

When rancher Logan Malone drags his feet on finding love, his five-year-old daughter, Gillian, persuades a local matchmaker to help her find a new mother.

Enter Delaney Holmes, a Washington socialite fleeing from the press after being left at the altar. Swearing off men, she takes the job as a nanny to a precocious five-year-old in a backwoods Texas town called Indigo Springs.

But Logan Malone is a six-foot cowboy hero complete with white hat and a swagger that puts John Wayne to shame. Can he put away the ghost of Gillian's mother to follow the rules of the Fairy Tale Code in order to win Delaney's heart? Or will Delaney's secret past keep him from proposing?

With true love at stake, there’s only one thing for sure—in this real life fairy tale, PRINCE CHARMING WORE SPURS—and it’s going to take some powerful magic to ensure a “happily ever after” ending!

EXCERPT

     “So, Gillian, do you mind telling me why you asked me to come?”
Gillian Malone placed her cake fork beside the plate. “You always tell my daddy you will do anything for us.”
     “Yes, I do. Your granddaddy and I are good friends,” Celeste said.
     Gillian swallowed and pressed her hands down the front of her pink dress. “Well, I need something badly…very badly.”
     Celeste held up a finger to silence the little girl while the waiter served them a bowl of fresh homemade ice cream. When he was out of earshot, she said, “Continue.”
     “I’m going to be this many this summer.”
     Celeste watched her hold up six fingers.
     “And I don’t have a mother. Daddy is too busy to bring one home.” She took a deep breath and looked straight into Celeste’s face. “I would like to hire you to find me one.”
     Celeste Tate blinked. Her hand paused over the bowl, and she stared at the child. 

Be sure and leave a comment to enter the giveaway.  Nan will be giving away a free ebook to one lucky winner.

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14 comments:

  1. Hi everyone!

    I hope you'll enjoy reading this little bit of Prince Charming Wore Spurs. It was so much fun to see the story and the characters come to life. I do thank all those involved at Five Star for this wonderful opportunity to bring this story to life.
    I have to go to the pay the bills job today. However, I will return in a bit this afternoon to chat. I look forward to hearing from you all. Have a great Tuesday.

    Yours,
    Nan

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  2. Congratulations on the release, Nan! We're so proud to have you at Fie Star Press. I love stories with meddling children, and this certainly looks like a good one.

    I wish you all the best with PRINCE CHARMING WORE SPURS. :-)

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    1. Thanks so much, Kathleen. Its great being at Five Star Press. Gillian's a true force to be reconned with.

      Nan

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  3. Sounds like a great book, Nan. Best wishes on the success of PRINCE CHARMING WORE SPURS.

    Robyn Echols w/a Zina Abbott

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    1. Thanks so much, Robyn.
      I appreciate you taking time out of your busy day to come by.

      Nan

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  4. I love matchmaker stories. You never know who will happen next. Maybe it will be the girl next door, or maybe it will be an odd sort of character or flawed character, but it will turn out perfectly wonderful in the end.
    I wish you every success with your new release of Prince Charming Wore Spurs, Nan. That' an enchanting title. (I just couldn't help myself there.)

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    1. LOL.. You are way too funny, Sarah. The whole cast of characters are quite charming, at least in my opinion.

      Nan

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  5. This sounds like a truly fun read, and I'm a sucker for kids. Wishing you much success!

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    1. Thanks, Diana.

      Sometimes a kid can make the difference. They're the ones that can get away with saying outlandish, but on the mark statements.

      Nan

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  6. Nan, I just loved your story--I am a sucker for kids and animals and you had plenty of both in this little tale. We're so glad to have you here with us at Fire Star Press and are looking forward to "the rest of the story" with Troy and Jason!
    Cheryl

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    1. Thanks, Cheryl.

      I'm looking forward to sharing Jason and Troy's story. Indigo Springs is an exciting little town. You never know what might show up.

      Nan

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  7. What a wonderful title. Congrats on the publication of your book. It sounds charming (no pun intended). And I fully agree that cowboys are perfect as a hero in today's fairytales.

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words, Agnes. I love cowboys. Denim never looked so good as on the backside of a cowboy. :o)

      Nan

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  8. Hi ho all,

    Well, the big winner for the blog is none other than Robyn Echols! Huzzah, Robyn, look for an email coming your way.

    Nan

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