Rigsby

A researcher goes to a town in Wyoming, a fictional Rigsby, to help an author decide if the history of the area can be used to write a fiction book using that history. She meets a rancher who decides she is not a good girl but a bad one like the one who lured his brother off the ranch. He treats her badly and her Irish rises up so that they do not talk about the issue between them. They both have a passionate nature which becomes anger and elevates their encounters to be ones of anger. The small townspeople find the whole thing amusing and so do not try to clear up the problem between the couple. How will the truth come out to give them a chance for love? Sandy Grissom has loved books all her life. That love began by listening to her older sister read when she was still too young to discover the magic for herself. She's read everything from history to the phone book but her favorite authors are James Michener, Agatha Christie and the mystic William Blake.Over the years, romantic novels became a favorite. The top of that list is Pride and Prejudice. When she retired she had too much time on her hands and spent too much money and trips to the library for books to satisfy her restless soul. It was then she began to write herself.As an adult she held a variety of jobs, all of them grist for her imaginative mind. The places she's lived also feed into her stories, namely Colorado and the desert of eastern Washington State. Her heart, though she wasn't born there, grabbed onto and lives in the pioneering west, Nebraska, Wyoming and most especially Texas.A widow, Sandy lives in southern Indiana near the younger of her two beloved sisters.

A man raised in the foster system was a veteran but now a police inspector. He still have recurring dreams of his service time which affects his work His boss sends him to a counselor to get help. The counselor is a rich lady but her heart caused her to study to help people with the problems they can't get over themselves.During the talks they become close untilhe finds out she is rich as Midas. In the meantime, an adopted man is looking for his birth family and the cop finds his search online. Unknown to the cop, the two have another brother who is a rancher in Rigsby, Wyoming. All this unheaval is not helping the cop to come to terms with his feeling for his counselor. What will it take for him to let go of his hurts and accept heer love? Sandy Grissom has loved books all her life. That love began by listening to her older sister read when she was still too young to discover the magic for herself. She's read everything from history to the phone book but her favorite authors are James Michener, Agatha Christie and the mystic William Blake.Over the years, romantic novels became a favorite. The top of that list is Pride and Prejudice. When she retired she had too much time on her hands and spent too much money and trips to the library for books to satisfy her restless soul. It was then she began to write herself.As an adult she held a variety of jobs, all of them grist for her imaginative mind. The places she's lived also feed into her stories, namely Colorado and the desert of eastern Washington State. Her heart, though she wasn't born there, grabbed onto and lives in the pioneering west, Nebraska, Wyoming and most especially Texas.A widow, Sandy lives in southern Indiana near the younger of her two beloved sisters.

Book 2 of the series told John and Ellie Spencer's story and introduced the reader to the oldest brother, Jared and his wife, Julie who livve on a ranch in Rigsby, Wyoming. This book tells the story of the 3rd brother, Gage who was adopted but who Jared thought was dead from a beating from their mother's boyfriend. Gage makes a trip to Rigsby to meet Jared and John who drives up from Denver. with his wife. Gage is coming off a bad realtionship and is not ready for another when he meets Kerry, a teacher and library worker. But in such a small town they keep getting thrown together. Not to mention that she is Julie's best friend. So when Gage takes the sheriff's job in Rigsby, they are thrown together even more . But his confusion over love and friendship keep the couple apart. What will cause Gage to let go of his disappointment with love and losing his adoptive parents to allow him to seek a life with Kerry? Sandy Grissomhas loved books all her life. That love began by listening to her older sister read when she was still too young to discover the magic for herself. She's read everything from history to the phone book but her favorite authors are James Michener, Agatha Christie and the mystic William Blake.Over the years, romantic novels became a favorite. The top of that list is Pride and Prejudice. When she retired she had too much time on her hands and spent too much money and trips to the library to get books in order to satisfy her restless soul. It was then she began to write herself.As an adult she held a variety of jobs, all of them grist for her imaginative mind. The occupations in Choppy Waters will hopefully inspire someone to fight for their own dreams, to never give up on themselves or on love.A widow, Sandy recently moved to southern Indiana where she lives near the younger of her two beloved sisters.

Leah Edwards is on her way to deliver her nephew, who she all but raised, to his father when the father suddently takes a job in Alaska. Then the wrong turn on a road leads her to Rigsby, Wyoming where she takes a job at the only cafe in fifty or more square miles. The cafe is where everyone meets to talk and hear the latest news. It is there she meets Chase Monroe, a rancher, who she thinks leers at what some men think she has to offer. Instead he is entranced. He does become acquainted with her nephew and by that to Leah, though she remains standoffish. How much will Chase have to do to prove to the lady he wants her for herself and that her curves are simply a bonus to him? A bonus is another love story about a Native American Rancher, Lance, and, a friend of Gage's, Caroline, the daughter of an ex-politician who doesn't approve of minorities. Sandy Grissomhas loved books all her life. That love began by listening to her older sister read when she was still too young to discover the magic for herself. She's read everything from history to the phone book but her favorite authors are James Michener, Agatha Christie and the mystic William Blake.Over the years, romantic novels became a favorite. The top of that list is Pride and Prejudice. When she retired she had too much time on her hands and spent too much money and trips to the library to get books in order to satisfy her restless soul. It was then she began to write herself.As an adult she held a variety of jobs, all of them grist for her imaginative mind. The occupations in Choppy Waters will hopefully inspire someone to fight for their own dreams, to never give up on themselves or on love.A widow, Sandy recently moved to southern Indiana where she lives near the younger of her two beloved sisters.

Jane Matheson is a spoiled young woman, caused when she lost her mother. Her hard working father can't get through to her. He is a teacher and so Jane follows his lead but being raised alone, she doesn't understand children. Her father coincidentally meets a man from Rigsby, Wyoming, a rancher who is solid and real. He wonders if such a man could get through to his self-centered daughter. When a position for a teacher comes up in Rigsby, he encourages Jane not to take it, knowing that her stubborness would take it. She would have a lot to learn and make mistakes in Rigsby but she was fortunate that the town was a forgiving one when one apologized. The man Matt, has problems of his own. His wife ran off with his baby daughter, turned her over to an agency under a false name, and then was killed in an accident. He had been looking for his daughter forever. Will Jane get her act together to help him find his daughter? In the process, will they find each other? Sandy Grissomhas loved books all her life. That love began by listening to her older sister read when she was still too young to discover the magic for herself. She's read everything from history to the phone book but her favorite authors are James Michener, Agatha Christie and the mystic William Blake.Over the years, romantic novels became a favorite. The top of that list is Pride and Prejudice. When she retired she had too much time on her hands and spent too much money and trips to the library to get books in order to satisfy her restless soul. It was then she began to write herself.As an adult she held a variety of jobs, all of them grist for her imaginative mind. The occupations in Choppy Waters will hopefully inspire someone to fight for their own dreams, to never give up on themselves or on love.A widow, Sandy recently moved to southern Indiana where she lives near the younger of her two beloved sisters.

When Granny's grandaughter dies giving birth to twins, a boy and a girl, she decides to give one to the dying girl's sister who had been wanting to adopt. The other to the biological father though he doesn't know about the child. All goes well until Bailey, now having adopted the boy, hears about Rigsby, Wyoming, and decides it's the perfect place to raise her child, not where he is now in New York. She thinks there was only one bably and that the girl went home with her daddy to Rigsby. It is only after she moves there and people seem to see a resemblance, that Brad begins to think they are cousins, unknown to each other. It is a shock to discover the truth. While they are working that out, a young girl who has an obsession with Brad attacks Bailey and later sends someone she hopes will kill Bailey. Brad insistes Bailey and the boy stay on his ranch where they are safer. Their regard for each other about the raising of the twins soon turns to love. That is when Marnie, the obseesed girl, sends the killer to the ranch. Will all that turmoil and history be too much for the couple to make a future together? Sandy Grissomhas loved books all her life. That love began by listening to her older sister read when she was still too young to discover the magic for herself. She's read everything from history to the phone book but her favorite authors are James Michener, Agatha Christie and the mystic William Blake.Over the years, romantic novels became a favorite. The top of that list is Pride and Prejudice. When she retired she had too much time on her hands and spent too much money and trips to the library to get books in order to satisfy her restless soul. It was then she began to write herself.As an adult she held a variety of jobs, all of them grist for her imaginative mind. The occupations in Choppy Waters will hopefully inspire someone to fight for their own dreams, to never give up on themselves or on love.A widow, Sandy recently moved to southern Indiana where she lives near the younger of her two beloved sisters.

A girl raised in a series of foster homes is sent out at eighteen to fend for herself. She meets a soldier who says he understands how that must feel. Unknown to her, he was raised the same way. But he doesn't tell her that. Instead he borrows the story of a man he met in basic training. They two are lonely and marriage for what they think is love with is not really. When Aaron dies overseas, Julie decides to move to his hometown, Rigsby, Wyoming. She does wonder why none of his family comes to his funeral. Still, she hopes the family will accept her daughter, if not her. When she arrives in town, she cannot find the family that Aaron told her so much about. But news of someone new in town gets around so that the man whose life Aaron said was his life gets back to hi,. He has to tell the lady the truth. Even so he feels for her and his mother goes wild over the little girl. Though she has a hard time believing that Aaron talked about Alex's life instead of admitting he was a foster kid, too. Can Alex understand that she fell in love with him while thinking it was Aaron? Sandy Grissomhas loved books all her life. That love began by listening to her older sister read when she was still too young to discover the magic for herself. She's read everything from history to the phone book but her favorite authors are James Michener, Agatha Christie and the mystic William Blake.Over the years, romantic novels became a favorite. The top of that list is Pride and Prejudice. When she retired she had too much time on her hands and spent too much money and trips to the library to get books in order to satisfy her restless soul. It was then she began to write herself.As an adult she held a variety of jobs, all of them grist for her imaginative mind. The occupations in Choppy Waters will hopefully inspire someone to fight for their own dreams, to never give up on themselves or on love.A widow, Sandy recently moved to southern Indiana where she lives near the younger of her two beloved sisters.