Wildfire
and Roses
by
Hope Malory
Genre:
Contemporary Romance
Sparks
fly when tenacious mountain climber and hiker Beasley McLemore meets
hot smokejumper Will Gregor on a search and rescue mission in
Yosemite. Getting together, however, isn’t easy. Strong-willed
Beasley is bent on building a thriving landscaping business back home
in the foothills of the majestic Smoky Mountains. Busy working 24/7,
she has no time or energy for a man in her life...she
thinks.
Scorched
by love in his past, Will is content to live near awe-inspiring Lake
Tahoe where he saves lives and forests as a remote wildland
firefighter. He doesn’t need a committed relationship complicating
his dangerous lifestyle...he thinks.
Through
life-changing events and a family mystery, each must question long
held beliefs about work, love, and life. Looming over their
blossoming love affair is the 2,400 miles separating their homes and
livelihoods. Will love keep them together or distance tear them
apart?
Transported
by books as a child, Hope Malory developed an interest in writing in
second grade when she discovered poetry. Those early seeds, along
with a penchant for happy endings, led her to fulfill her dream of
becoming a romance novelist.
After
thirty years in the education field, Hope traded in a commute,
traffic, and early mornings for inventing strong-willed characters
and putting them in unpredictable situations.
Now,
whether relaxing on the beach, traveling with her husband, or
spending time at home, she is busy writing her next novel.
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ReplyDeleteHope
My question is where do you e your ideas for your books.
ReplyDeleteSometimes my settings are inspired by places I've traveled. I visited Yosemite and Lake Tahoe and those places appear in Wildfire and Roses. Some of the activities like hiking and kayaking are activities shared by several people I know. The characters themselves and the story are all from my imagination.
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