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It's been over a twelvemonth since I read the last novella installment of Julie Garwood'south The Claybornes of Rose Loma series, so I decided it was time to bite the bullet and get it done!

Come the Spring is Cole Clayborne's story, who I fell in dearest with in the before books. I've been dying to read this, only reviews and comments from friends and other readers had me concerned that it might not mensurate up, which is why I waited then long. I had hoped that maybe if I put some time betwixt my concluding reading a

It'south been over a yr since I read the last novella installment of Julie Garwood'southward The Claybornes of Rose Hill series, so I decided information technology was time to seize with teeth the bullet and get it done!

Come up the Spring is Cole Clayborne's story, who I barbarous in love with in the earlier books. I've been dying to read this, merely reviews and comments from friends and other readers had me concerned that it might non measure up, which is why I waited then long. I had hoped that perchance if I put some time betwixt my last reading and this ane, Cole might stand a fighting gamble, because For the Roses totally swept me off my feet and became an all fourth dimension favorite feel good read. So aye, it'due south pretty difficult to follow in those footsteps. I'd like to say that fourth dimension away and the sometime "absenteeism makes the heart grow fonder" adage was truthful, just that's non the example. I won't go into a lot of details nigh why I feel this way, but I volition bear upon on some of my thoughts about the things I loved and didn't dearest about this book.

This was a actually sugariness story, and incredibly lamentable, likewise.

Cole – in the previous books he was larger than life. He had such a potent presence, and this charisma about him that had me virtually drooling every time his name was mentioned. I didn't see that in this book. To me, he was much more reserved, almost a watered downwards Cole Clayborne. He was nonetheless funny and I enjoyed him, but I take to be honest and say he's not the Cole I remembered or was looking forward to revisiting.

Daniel Ryan – Finally we get to meet this The states Federal Marshall who has been the bane of Cole'south existence ever since he lifted a compass off of Mama Rose that was a gift meant for Cole. What's that, y'all say!? A Federal Marshall picking some poor adult female'due south pocket? Yes, that's exactly what happened, and the story behind it and his reasons for it were pretty funny.

Now, despite my earlier comments, I do want to make it articulate that this was a actually sweetness story. I enjoyed the romance, the mystery and the characters. It'due south definitely worth reading to wrap up the series, it just didn't have that magic that I've come to look from a Julie Garwood historical, and I'grand giving it a 3.5/5 stars.

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I retrieve this might've been my least liked Julie Garwood. Hey, it supposed to happen sooner or later on.

So, what you have hither is two male leads and three female leads. Run across what we have going hither? Then, obviously we gonna take two couples here and one extra lady (let's ignore her). The first couple is Cole and Jessica, which I kinda like and the second couple is Daniel and Grace (which actually didn't make whatever sense at all).

The plot with the Blackwater gang was interesting though (they reminded me of t

I think this might've been my least liked Julie Garwood. Hey, it supposed to happen sooner or later.

So, what you have here is two male leads and three female leads. Encounter what nosotros take going hither? So, obviously nosotros gonna have two couples here and ane actress lady (let's ignore her). The first couple is Cole and Jessica, which I kinda similar and the second couple is Daniel and Grace (which actually didn't make any sense at all).

The plot with the Blackwater gang was interesting though (they reminded me of the Van Der Lind gang) and I wish the book would but eliminate the whole Daniel and Grace stuff to make way for this plot, because their story was really nonsense, they brought nothing to the volume. Gahhhhh

P.S. (view spoiler)[And am I the just one who thought Daniel and Cole was related and the book would be most this newfound relationship? (hibernate spoiler)]

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This review has been hidden because information technology contains spoilers. To view information technology, click here. two.5 stars. I'm rounding upwardly but because I love Julie Garwood in general... but this book has to be one of the worst she's ever written! The storyline was just plain lazy in terms of romance. There are two couples that somewhen assemble: Cole & Jessica and Daniel & Grace. C&J know each other for about iii minutes before they are both declaring their love. Pfft. Right.

D&G are a little more complicated simply it'due south also substantially dearest at start sight with them. Daniel is a widower who loved and l

2.five stars. I'thousand rounding up only because I love Julie Garwood in full general... but this book has to be 1 of the worst she's e'er written! The storyline was just apparently lazy in terms of romance. There are two couples that somewhen get together: Cole & Jessica and Daniel & Grace. C&J know each other for about 3 minutes earlier they are both declaring their love. Pfft. Right.

D&G are a piddling more than complicated simply it'south likewise essentially love at first sight with them. Daniel is a widower who loved and lost his wife and daughter and he vows to never love again. Then he turns around and changes his heed most 10 pages later. I'm sad, but mayhap having Daniel find dearest over again shouldn't have been a part of the story? I felt his love for his married woman in the way that he talked most her. It was much stronger than what he felt for Grace. If anything, Grace was a case of animalism. Daniel calling his feelings for Grace "love" felt like a bad joke.

I actually did like the mystery behind the bank robbers and the witness to the crime. Unfortunately, even that part was a little weak since it fabricated no sense why the two Marshalls didn't attempt harder to extract the truth from their witnesses. They never even confronted the women!! I was merely SMH so difficult, I probably gave myself this headache I at present have.

I'm sad this series concluded on such a low note. There needed to be more time spent with the other Claybornes in this book! The family was sadly missing from all but the first book in the series.

Safe; both heroines virgins.

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Re-read.

Wonderful wrap up and ending to a terrific series. I just loved it.

Years ago, my mom told me to read this series. She loved information technology. But, I wasn't interested in "western historicals," then I ignored her recommendation. Yes, I loved Julie Garwoods historicals, but it just did non appeal to me. Well, my mom was right (of course). I'chiliad sure she is grin down on me now. I told you, Carolyn! Aye, mom, y'all were correct and I loved the entire series. Information technology was fabulous. Better late than never. ;)

Re-read.

Wonderful wrap upwardly and catastrophe to a terrific serial. I just loved it.

Years ago, my mom told me to read this series. She loved it. But, I wasn't interested in "western historicals," and then I ignored her recommendation. Yes, I loved Julie Garwoods historicals, only it merely did not appeal to me. Well, my mom was right (of grade). I'm certain she is smiling downwards on me at present. I told you, Carolyn! Yep, mom, you were right and I loved the entire series. It was fabulous. Amend late than never. ;)

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This review has been hidden because information technology contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I didn't like how it took her half the volume merely to fully set up the scene, and then she tried to clasp two mediocre, unbelievable romances into about one/4 of the volume.
And her male characters take definitely declined. Julie Garwood, what happened?? When did your big potent, stubborn, rude men turn into frilly fiddling puppies?
In the Highlander books, information technology took the female person protagonist existence in some sort of life threatening danger for the guy to finally realize he loves her equally he races to relieve her. And tha I didn't similar how it took her half the book just to fully set the scene, and then she tried to squeeze 2 mediocre, unbelievable romances into well-nigh 1/4 of the volume.
And her male characters accept definitely declined. Julie Garwood, what happened?? When did your large stiff, stubborn, rude men turn into frilly niggling puppies?
In the Highlander books, information technology took the female person protagonist being in some sort of life threatening danger for the guy to finally realize he loves her as he races to salvage her. And that'south later on a decently long period of time. The guy is also rude and inconsiderate and unemotional, just the woman sees correct by it and loves him anyway.
What does she exercise in Come the Spring? He decides he loves her after about 3 days and has sex with her, calling her all sorts of things such as "pretty" "sweetness heart" "baby" etc. What in the world happened to yous??? I want more stories with the Highlanders.
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OH MY GOD!!! I knew I loved cole from the very kickoff of the series and I knew I was going to savor this volume very much cole was so intresting to me.
Yet didn't imagine I would devour this book as I did. This book completely held me captivated the whole time. I was on the border while I was reading this book it was mysterious with a affect of darkness
And what can I say nearly cole and jessica they were admittedly astonishing together I so honey a headstrong heroine I loved their bond with babe caleb a OH MY GOD!!! I knew I loved cole from the very beginning of the series and I knew I was going to relish this book very much cole was then intresting to me.
Yet didn't imagine I would devour this volume as I did. This book completely held me captivated the whole time. I was on the border while I was reading this book it was mysterious with a touch of darkness
And what tin I say well-nigh cole and jessica they were absolutely amazing together I so love a headstrong heroine I loved their bond with baby caleb and marshal Daniel ryan besides enchanted me. The whole time I was hooked.
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I am definitely a Garwood fan, simply this one didn't work for me. There'south as well much plot for a book of this length and everything ends up being underdeveloped. There'south a pretty meaty suspense plot and Ii romance plots all smushed into ane book. (It's possible that, had I read the before books in the serial, I would have known enough about Cole that my emotional response to this book would have been unlike, but equally a standalone, for me it didn't work.) I am definitely a Garwood fan, but this one didn't piece of work for me. There'south too much plot for a volume of this length and everything ends up being underdeveloped. There'south a pretty meaty suspense plot and TWO romance plots all smushed into i book. (It'southward possible that, had I read the before books in the serial, I would have known enough virtually Cole that my emotional response to this volume would have been different, simply as a standalone, for me it didn't piece of work.) ...more

The concluding book is Cole'south story. He was the restless, "I'll never get married." brother. This series was mildly entertaining but very predictable. I never had a doubt that a honey match wouldn't piece of work out or that the bad guy would get away and a happy catastrophe was a sure bet. I need a fiddling more realism than that I guess as my adjacent pick is a WWII novel. The final book is Cole'southward story. He was the restless, "I'll never become married." brother. This serial was mildly entertaining but very predictable. I never had a incertitude that a love friction match wouldn't work out or that the bad guy would get away and a happy catastrophe was a certain bet. I need a little more realism than that I guess equally my adjacent pick is a WWII novel. ...more

It was okay … there was a lot more most the robberies than Grace and Daniel and Jessica and Cole. I would have enjoyed more of a story about them.

Solid four.25.

Enjoyed this very much, fortunately this unabridged series had the same narrator so if your listening right through every bit I have there are no jarring changes.

A bang-up decision to a wonderful serial, For the Roses beingness the best... but this is a keen decision. All the Claiborne's are keen but Mary Rose and Cole have e'er been my personal favorites.

Need something similar attempt JG'southward Prince Charming, this is I think my favorite of all her mixed environment books (Onetime W with a affect of Hi

Solid 4.25.

Enjoyed this very much, fortunately this unabridged series had the same narrator so if your listening right through as I have at that place are no jarring changes.

A great determination to a wonderful series, For the Roses being the all-time... simply this is a neat conclusion. All the Claiborne'southward are not bad but Mary Rose and Cole have always been my personal favorites.

Need something like try JG'due south Prince Charming, this is I recall my favorite of all her mixed environs books (Old Due west with a touch of Historical U.k.). The majority of this series and Prince Charming take place in the 1800's America...

For the Roses has a memorable opening.

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Ah such a beautiful story!!
And so basically, at that place is a robbery and someone witnesses it.
Sheriff Cole and Daniel are in-accuse of the investigation.
Jessica and Grace, forth with their friend Rebecca are potential witnesses.
Thugs are out to kill the eyewitness.
Who saw it? Who did it?
Intriguing tale of mystery. Jessica, single female parent of Caleb, falls for Cole, the merely single remaining Claybourne, while Grace falls for widower Daniel. I liked their small interactions and sweetness chemistry.
I thoroughly en Ah such a beautiful story!!
So basically, there is a robbery and someone witnesses it.
Sheriff Cole and Daniel are in-charge of the investigation.
Jessica and Grace, along with their friend Rebecca are potential witnesses.
Thugs are out to impale the eyewitness.
Who saw it? Who did information technology?
Intriguing tale of mystery. Jessica, single mother of Caleb, falls for Cole, the simply unmarried remaining Claybourne, while Grace falls for widower Daniel. I liked their small interactions and sugariness chemical science.
I thoroughly enjoyed this story.
Safety read.
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A continuation of Rose's story. I liked this serial all-time of Garwood's work. Although her tendency to refer to sexual activity as "mating" tin can wear on a reader after 5 novels, these characters are likeable and e'er go out you interested in their fate. A continuation of Rose'south story. I liked this series all-time of Garwood's work. Although her trend to refer to sex activity as "mating" tin wear on a reader after five novels, these characters are likeable and always leave you interested in their fate. ...more

four.v stars

Cole finally gets his own volume. Well, sorta. He has to share his story with Daniel Ryan, who I thought would end up being his long lost brother or something, because people kept mentioning how they looked similar.

Sweet story, a piffling adventure with the normal will he/she or won't he/she. There are 2 dearest stories in one in this book. Not equally good every bit the other Garwood stories I've read, simply still enjoyable. Sugariness story, a piddling adventure with the normal will he/she or won't he/she. At that place are two love stories in one in this volume. Not equally good as the other Garwood stories I've read, but still enjoyable. ...more

this is non a romance, one-half volume and the mc didn't even met. requite me a break. this is not a romance, half book and the mc didn't fifty-fifty met. give me a break. ...more

Couldn't really get into this ane. I'm non a big fan of westerns. Couldn't really get into this one. I'm not a large fan of westerns. ...more than

Better than books 2-iv, but not as skilful as book 1.

I count Garwood amidst my favorite author'southward with many of her books making it to my favorite books shelf. Still, this book was boring, forgettable. I could non stand whatsoever more than by 25%. I count Garwood amongst my favorite author's with many of her books making it to my favorite books shelf. However, this book was tiresome, forgettable. I could non stand whatever more past 25%. ...more

3.5 stars
A fast fun read. A bit predictable but that's ok. An enjoyable story. three.5 stars
A fast fun read. A bit predictable but that'due south ok. An enjoyable story. ...more than

Julie Garwood was one of my favorite authors in my earlier years of reading romance. It'due south been a while since I've reread any of my old favorites past her, mainly considering some of my former favorite romances accept not anile well. This one definitely had an former-school experience to it, simply thankfully it wasn't super problematic, merely a footling dated. My biggest gripe was how boring and repetitive it is. A graphic symbol volition have a complete thought, and then they'll speak that entire idea out loud. 1 character Julie Garwood was one of my favorite authors in my before years of reading romance. It'due south been a while since I've reread any of my erstwhile favorites by her, mainly because some of my former favorite romances have not aged well. This 1 definitely had an one-time-schoolhouse feel to it, but thankfully information technology wasn't super problematic, just a trivial dated. My biggest gripe was how ho-hum and repetitive it is. A character will have a complete thought, and and so they'll speak that entire thought out loud. One grapheme will deduce something about another, so that other character will ostend that deduction almost give-and-take for word. If a couple characters have a conversation, every line of the conversation is written out. The reader rarely has to extrapolate on an idea; it's all spelled out explicitly. It took me a long time to figure out who the primary characters truly were and where the beloved stories were. I near DNFd at about the halfway bespeak. Of the older books of Julie Garwood'due south that I've reread recently, I know that she is capable of much more sophisticated writing than she showed here. This one'southward non for me. ...more

>Volume review – Come the Spring
>I am an independent reviewer. This book is the 5th in the For the Roses series and ends in an HEA. Cole Clayborne finally meets his match and the elusive marshal that has been dogging him all over the Southward. Cole is made in to a Federal Marshal, which causes him to rethink some of his reactions to various situations. Chasing a gang of violent banking concern robbers, Cole and Marshal Ryan are trying to protect 3 women, ane of whom may have been a witness to one of the robberi >Book review – Come the Spring
>I am an independent reviewer. This book is the 5th in the For the Roses serial and ends in an HEA. Cole Clayborne finally meets his match and the elusive align that has been dogging him all over the South. Cole is fabricated in to a Federal Marshal, which causes him to rethink some of his reactions to various situations. Chasing a gang of violent bank robbers, Cole and Marshal Ryan are trying to protect 3 women, one of whom may have been a witness to one of the robberies.
>Jessica is caring for her orphaned baby cousin. She and the 2 other women band together to protect and lie for each other. The banter between the women and the men protecting them is fast paced and fun to read. Cole turns into a super alpha male. I would have liked a scene where Cole's family finds out he is married with a babe.
>This book is appropriate for an adult audience. I am giving this volume 5 stars. What a wonderful ending to the series.
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I loved the first book in this series, merely the short stories that followed were hit or miss, so I had my fingers crossed for this final book, focusing on Cole, the fastest draw among the brothers, who is often mistaken for a gunslinger. In this novel he joins with a U.S. Marshal to run downwards a murderous gang of bank robbers. The search for the criminals and the protection of a witness to their crimes leads him to meet Jessica, a young mom who is one of iii women targeted as a possible witness. I loved the start book in this series, only the short stories that followed were hit or miss, then I had my fingers crossed for this final volume, focusing on Cole, the fastest depict among the brothers, who is often mistaken for a gunslinger. In this novel he joins with a U.S. Marshal to run down a murderous gang of bank robbers. The search for the criminals and the protection of a witness to their crimes leads him to see Jessica, a young mom who is one of three women targeted as a possible witness. There is more than one romance in the book (including a steamy scene), but much of the story is near criminal offense-fighting in the vividly fatigued wild West. I enjoyed this very much, though I would have loved more than time with Cole'due south family, whom we met in the outset novel. For eighteen and upwards. ...more

Come the Spring is my favorite book from the Clayborne family unit series because it finally features my favorite Clayborne brother. Cole Clayborne had always walked a dark path. While his iii brothers chose to settle into married life, Cole rebelliously refused to be tied downwardly. But when an elusive stranger draws into police force enforcement to catch a deadly gang. Information technology may exist the thing the restless Cole needs. After a tragic, heartbreaking loss, Us Marshal Daniel Ryan on a quest for vengeance—and leads him Come the Spring is my favorite book from the Clayborne family series because it finally features my favorite Clayborne brother. Cole Clayborne had always walked a dark path. While his three brothers chose to settle into married life, Cole rebelliously refused to be tied down. But when an elusive stranger draws into law enforcement to catch a deadly gang. It may be the affair the restless Cole needs. After a tragic, heartbreaking loss, Usa Marshal Daniel Ryan on a quest for vengeance—and leads him to three beautiful immature women, each of them claiming to be the sole witness to a terrible crime. Come up the Spring is filled with adventures, laughs, excitement and two great romances. Highly recommended! ...more than

I've e'er been a fan of Cole since the first book and I love him even more than in this volume. I also love Daniel Ryan. Love him lots! Daniel Ryan is now my favorite Julie Garwood character! Cole and Daniel are smart and hilarious together and I love all of their interactions. I'm glad Cole finally plant a woman to be with. He and Jessica are perfect together. Back to Daniel Ryan. In this book, Daniel and Grace took my jiff abroad. They make such a cute couple and I wish Julie Garwood would give united states of america I've always been a fan of Cole since the offset book and I dearest him fifty-fifty more in this book. I also love Daniel Ryan. Beloved him lots! Daniel Ryan is now my favorite Julie Garwood character! Cole and Daniel are smart and hilarious together and I love all of their interactions. I'thousand glad Cole finally constitute a adult female to be with. He and Jessica are perfect together. Back to Daniel Ryan. In this book, Daniel and Grace took my jiff away. They make such a cute couple and I wish Julie Garwood would requite us another volume on just Daniel and Grace. ...more

Rating 6 of 7

Oh my fucking God what was this book holy fucking shit couldn't always guess all the plot twist. And Ryan is amazing! I laughed a lot and loves Cole and Ryan interacting! Only affair I kind of mutter is that for some reason I idea Ryan and Cole were brothers and then pretty disappointed they weren't but honestly it didn't spoil this volume even an inch

This is one of the all-time series I take always read, and I take pretty high standards to family unit series. I'yard actually extremely sad information technology'south over

Rating 6 of 7

Oh my fucking God what was this volume holy fucking shit couldn't ever judge all the plot twist. And Ryan is amazing! I laughed a lot and loves Cole and Ryan interacting! Only thing I kind of complain is that for some reason I idea Ryan and Cole were brothers so pretty disappointed they weren't just honestly it didn't spoil this book even an inch

This is one of the best series I accept ever read, and I have pretty high standards to family unit series. I'1000 really extremely pitiful it'southward over

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Clayborne Brothers

A truly wonderful brilliantly told story I was engrossed from beginning to cease. The author pulled out all the stops on this one and I and so enjoyed Cole Clayborne'southward story and Daniels Ryan's which was an added bonus 2 love stories in one it was very emotional I laughed cried cheered and booed as I read the plot. And the twist I did not see that coming. The characters were excellent and Cole and Daniels barrack even with the ladies was great to read I honey this series maybe Cooper wi

Clayborne Brothers

A truly wonderful brilliantly told story I was engrossed from beginning to cease. The author pulled out all the stops on this 1 and I and so enjoyed Cole Clayborne'due south story and Daniels Ryan's which was an added bonus two love stories in one it was very emotional I laughed cried cheered and booed as I read the plot. And the twist I did non see that coming. The characters were excellent and Cole and Daniels banter even with the ladies was great to read I dearest this series maybe Cooper with go his story

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I read all the previous books, patiently waited for Cole'due south story. I feel that Cole got cheated, he had to share his book with Daniel Ryan. Don't get me wrong Daniel is a good character that he could have his own spin off book.
A few things that annoyed me:
-after all the mentions of how Daniel and Cole looked alike from the previous books, i thought peradventure they were related somehow. Why else mention him in the other books.
-the book felt rushed, lots of stories and little time.
-non plenty of the C I read all the previous books, patiently waited for Cole's story. I feel that Cole got cheated, he had to share his book with Daniel Ryan. Don't get me wrong Daniel is a proficient graphic symbol that he could accept his own spin off book.
A few things that annoyed me:
-after all the mentions of how Daniel and Cole looked alike from the previous books, i idea maybe they were related somehow. Why else mention him in the other books.
-the book felt rushed, lots of stories and little fourth dimension.
-not enough of the Clayborne Brothers, merely a final bit in the epilogue.
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Okay, the book I read didn't have the man on it so I must have clicked on the incorrect book.
I really enjoyed the story....the one that has the authors name then Come The Spring on the comprehend. I really loved the story it was then adept ....I hated to put it down.
Thank you Ms. Garwood for this great read. Okay, the book I read didn't have the human on it so I must take clicked on the incorrect book.
I actually enjoyed the story....the one that has the authors proper noun then Come up The Leap on the cover. I really loved the story it was so expert ....I hated to put it down.
Cheers Ms. Garwood for this nifty read. ...more

I gave upwardly less than half way through. It starts out similar it is going to be really skilful….simply then it but dragged on…not really anything happening.
Ok…Coles reluctant….check…..the girls are pretty…check……tin can we motion on now?
It's similar the story can't make up its listen what genre it is?.is it a romance novel….maybe….but not quite. Is it mystery…maybe…..drama?…maybe…..a western? I suppose.?……Yawn.

Smashing escape that involves two deputies trying to find the correct woman that tin identify the bank robbers that has caused havoc for them? Only who is the right witness: the lady, the mother, or the beauty? It was a peachy read to solve this mystery.

With more than 35 one thousand thousand books in print and 26 NEW YORK TIMES bestsellers, Julie Garwood has earned a position among America's favorite fiction writers.

Born and raised in Kansas City, MO, Ms. Garwood attributes much of her success to growing up in a large family unit of Irish heritage. "The Irish gaelic are smashing storytellers who bask getting all of the details and nuances of every situation. Add together in the fa

With more 35 million books in print and 26 NEW YORK TIMES bestsellers, Julie Garwood has earned a position among America's favorite fiction writers.

Built-in and raised in Kansas City, MO, Ms. Garwood attributes much of her success to growing up in a large family unit of Irish gaelic heritage. "The Irish are great storytellers who relish getting all of the details and nuances of every state of affairs. Add in the fact that I was the sixth of seven children. Early in life, I learned that self expression had to exist forceful, imaginative, and quick," says Ms. Garwood.

She began her writing career when the youngest of her three children entered school. After the publications of two immature-developed books, she turned her talents to historical fiction. Her offset novel, GENTLE WARRIOR, was published by Pocket Books in 1985. Since then, she has branched into other genres including gimmicky romantic suspense. Today, her proper noun appears regularly on the bestseller lists of every major publication in the country, and her books are translated into dozens of languages effectually the world. Her bestselling novel FOR THE ROSES was adjusted for the HALLMARK HALL OF FAME television picture show ROSE Hill.

Ms. Garwood lives in Leawood, KS and is currently working on her adjacent novel.

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