Howdy! Are you ready to meet another Inspirational Western Woman? Well, I have an amazing gal lined up for this week. She comes from Eastern Oregon and knows a thing or two about farming and writing romance. With that… I’d like to welcome one of this month’s Inspirational Western Women, Shanna Hatfield. I’m so grateful…
Welcome to the Summer Creek Blog Tour and Giveaway. I’d like to welcome my friend and fellow author, Shanna Hatfield. If you have not yet picked up one of her books, I want to urge you to do so now. Her characters are lively, romance is sweet, and she will make you laugh out loud!…
The jangle of spurs mingles with the jingle of sleigh bells in this celebration of Christmas, cowboy style…. It is my absolute honor to share my friend’s, Shanna Hatfield, A Cowboy Christmas with you today. I remember her working on this last year as we were getting ready for our annual Women Writing the…
USA Today Bestselling Author Shanna Hatfield joins us with her latest release, a sweet World War II romance. Picture a beautiful summer day when the sky is clear, the temperature is warm, but not uncomfortably so, and the humidity is low. On one of those ideal summer days, Captain Cavedweller (my husband) and I climbed a…
What inspired you to write Capturing Christmas? A few years ago, I heard about a cowboy proposing to his sweetheart during a rodeo. Apparently, he had the announcer call her out to the middle of the arena between events. He gallantly dropped to his knee in the dirt and asked her to be his wife….
Welcome to the 2nd annual Cowboys and Christmas Blog Tour! Raising funds and awareness for the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund Ring in the Holidays with a Helping Hand November 1 through December 24, ten percent of the net proceeds from all Shanna Hatfield book sales will be donated to the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund. The…
Welcome to the Cowboys & Christmas Blog Tour! A kickoff of two new holiday romances by Shanna Hatfield and a fundraiser for the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund Rodeo Romance Growing up on a farm twenty miles from the closest town, we generally took our excitement anywhere we could get it. Each summer, I…
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