ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Life doesn't wait, and neither does Kelly Eileen Hake. In her short twenty-three years of life, she's achieved much. Her secret? Embracing opportunities and multitasking. Kelly received her first writing contract at the tender age of seventeen and arranged to wait three months until she was able to legally sign it. Since that first contract five years ago, she's reached several life goals. Aside from fulfilling fourteen contracts ranging from short stories to novels, she's also attained her BA in English Literature and Composition and earned her credential to teach English in secondary schools. If that weren't enough, she's taken positions as a college preparation tutor, bookstore clerk, and in-classroom learning assistant to pay for the education she values so highly. Currently, she is working toward her MA in Writing Popular Fiction. No matter what goal she pursues, Kelly knows what it means to work for it!
Kelly's dual careers as English teacher and author give her the opportunity explore and share her love of the written word. A CBA bestselling author and dedicated member of American Christian Fiction Writers, Kelly is a reader favorite of Barbour's Heartsong Presents program, where she's been privileged to earn numerous Heartsong Presents Reader's Choice Awards; including Favorite New Author 2005, Top 5 Favorite Historical Novel 2005, and Top Five Favorite Author Overall 2006 in addition to winning the Second Favorite Historical Novel 2006!
Her Prairie Promises trilogy, set in the 1850s Nebraska Territory, features her special style of witty, heartwarming historical romance.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Set down upon the wild American plains during the 1850. Clara is desperate for a home and a future for herself and her aunt. When Clara Fields and her aunt are kicked off their wagon train, a store owner in Buttonwood offers a chance at redemption. If Clara is able to wed his grandson off to any of the local girls within a month, he'll sign over his two-story house.
Desperate to provide for the woman who raised her, Clara agrees to find a bride for the man's son--a stalwart bachelor. How hard can it be to find a bride for one handsome Doctor? Apparently more difficult than she imagined when Saul Reed seems determined to ramain single.
Will Clara's faith and wits help her wrangle a resolution to The Bride Bargain. Striking a bargain with a lonely trader to fool a head-strong doctor could lead Clara to an unexpected avenue of romance.
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30 comments:
Oh, Kelly! Can't wait to read your future books!
Deanna
Posted my review:
http://ldgermany.blogspot.com/2008/09/bride-bargain.html
Ready to post in the AM. Looking forward to more in this series:-)
Post is up!!!
Mine is posted.
wow. I just got broadband today. whoa, Now I know what I've been missing. :-) I'm racing now!
me too
Up down under - a few chapters in so review to come.
Posted - review to follow
Mine is up!
Posted with a review.
Kim
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My post is up. No review yet. But I do have one for In the Shadow of Lions. Now if only I had the time to write it up and post it!
http://edgyinspirationalauthor.blogspot.com
All posted.
Blessings -
Camille
my post is up at http://amomspeaks.com
Set to post on the 18th with review :)
I am loving this book & so happy it's going to be a series! Yay!
My review is up!
Thanks for the opportunity!
My post it up. Marcia
Posted.
Posted with a GIVEAWAY...
Bride Bargain at MyBucklingBookshelf
Mine's up in the right sidebar. :)
Liked this book!
Good author who will be great in the future.
Mine's up at www.ProjectingA.blogspot.com
Posted with review.
posted
My post is up!!....Sorry about missing one here awhile back, my internet was down.
Posted. :)
Reviewed.
Mine is posted. Hope this book has a sequel. Great book!
Posted and pinged.
I need to think about how I can incorporate CFBA reviews in my regular blog. Since I can't get through books very quickly, I don't actually read many of them. If I use my Well-Dressed Branch blog for original reviews, and the dedicated, book review blog for cookie-cutter reviews, would it be acceptable?
Posted with a review, though a little late.
Posted with brief review here: http://froggyreviews.com/2008/09/faking-grace-book-review/.
Shera
Posted!
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