Update on Linda Weaver Clarke: an exciting new series
A Willow Valley Rivalry, Historical series
This new historical romance series
is set in the 1800s. Each story has a mystery to solve and is family friendly.
I have released a new book in this series, which takes place in 1839. This was
a time of turmoil for many, especially for those who supported the abolitionist
movement.
Previous series titles, Angel's Serenade. Emmeline Scott is
raising her sister’s two children and is surprised when she finds out the new
doctor in town is helping her nephew adapt to his surroundings. It is not easy
to be uprooted and have to start a new life. As Emmeline gets to know the
charming doctor, Lucas Golden, they become intrigued by her neighbor’s
mysterious behavior. Will they discover his secret? And who is the leader of
the River Pirates, who is causing so much havoc?
One Last Dance. Felicity Brooks is a talented artist but her career is cut
short when her father passes away. Realizing the importance of family, she
travels home to care for her mother during this difficult time. When Felicity
meets their charming new neighbor, a fine-looking bachelor, she soon discovers
that he is hiding his true identity. Nicholas Adams is on a quest. But that is
not all. When she finds out that someone is after a valuable heirloom…a
precious treasure that her father discovered in his attic, her life takes a new
turn. After realizing how much she misses her father, will one last dance heal
her broken heart?.
A Pleasant Rivalry, NEW. Angelica
Davis is surprised when she finds out that an old schoolmate has returned to
Willow Valley to take over his grandfather’s business. Since she writes
articles for the Chronicle and Simon Morgan owns the Willow Valley
News, they are rivals. Who will be the first to discover the identity of
the jewel thief or the arsonist, Angelica or Simon? Gradually the feelings she
once had for him return as they search for the same stories. To her amazement,
Angelica realizes she is losing her heart to her rival.
“I loved this book! It was a
great historical read and full of surprises. I totally didn't expect what
happened… to happen. The time period was an interesting one and I love
how the author intertwines historical events into the story. It was a new
and refreshing tale.” –Sunnie Reviews
You will learn about the “Trail of Tears,” the abolitionist movement that began in Illinois, the refugees who were kicked out of Missouri, and you will fall in love all over again as you see Simon and Angelica “bond” in A Pleasant Rivalry.
It has been thirteen years since
Angelica saw her classmate. Simon left at the age of seventeen to join the
Navy. Now he’s back to run his grandfather’s newspaper business. With Simon
heading up the Willow Valley News and Angelica writing articles for the Chronicle,
the competition is on. Who will get the story first? Angelica or her rival?
“Watching the rivalry between these
two will have you on the edge of your seat, waiting to see what happens next. I
would give this book a higher rating than a five-star review if I could. Linda
Weaver Clarke is an amazing author.” – Debbie Jamieson, Reviewer
Linda’s
Website: www.lindaweaverclarke.com
About the Author:
Linda Weaver Clarke was raised among
the Rocky Mountains of southern Idaho and now lives among the red hills of
southern Utah. She is the author of historical romance, cozy mysteries,
swashbuckling romance, a children’s book, and nonfiction. Linda teaches a class
about writing your family history, that is free to the public at the Family
Search Center in Southern Utah. She is also a missionary at the Family Search
Center where she helps people find their ancestors and learn about their
heritage.
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