4 Things About Caroline Clemmons Author, and THE RANCHER AND THE SHEPHERDESS

Aug 29, 2016

Caroline Clemmons, Author, has released 4 previously unpublished facts about her book that is part of Debra Holland's Montana Sky Kindle World, "THE RANCHER AND THE SHEPHERDESS". Further information can be found at www.carolineclemmons.com.

Fort Worth, United States - August 28, 2016 /PressCable/ —

Caroline Clemmons, award winning and bestselling author, has today made public 4 as yet unreleased facts about her latest release. Her book is part of Debra Holland’s Montana Sky Kindle World, ‘THE RANCHER AND THE SHEPHERDESS’, now available at Amazon.., which readers of historical western romance should find particularly interesting.

The 4 items include nuggets such as how:

The idea for creating THE RANCHER AND THE SHEPHERDESS came about after Caroline was eager to try writing for someone’s Kindle World…

THE RANCHER AND THE SHEPHERDESS book required first reading each of Debra Holland’s books, but Caroline was already a fan of Debra’s writing and had read most of the books. A team of fourteen people are writing for Montana Sky Kindle World series. Although not necessary, many of the project’s authors had their characters interact with one another. This goes to show that rather than working against one another as competitors, these authors worked together to create a cohesive group of books..

This book in Debra Holland’s Montana Sky Kindle World almost didn’t see the light of day because Caroline had other projects to complete before she began THE RANCHER AND THE SHEPHERDESS. By juggling manuscripts,she was able to allot enough time. Her recent book is closely linked to her earlier Montana Sky Kindle World, AMANDA’S RANCHER, but each book stands alone.

Caroline Clemmons, Author, strives to stretch herself to new challenges. Her two Montana Sky Kindle World books allowed her to step into another realm of writing.

THE RANCHER AND THE SHEPHERDESS was released as part of Caroline Clemmons’ greater plan. Her ultimate plans are to write as long as she lives, passing away with her fingers on her keyboard.. It’s hoped this goal will be achieved many years and many books from now.

Most people today lead a hectic life. Caroline Clemmons believes in a growing need for readers to relax and expand their minds while escaping from their personal stress.. Caroline has been writing books since 1992. Her first sale, BE MY GUEST, a contemporary western, was published by Kensington in April 1998. Since 2011, she has been self-publishing and loves the freedom being her own boss allows.

Caroline Clemmons is quoted saying: “I love connecting with readers.” In addition to her website, she has links on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Goodreads and sends a monthly newsletter. She hopes releasing these little factoids even after THE RANCHER AND THE SHEPHERDESS has hit the market are what make all the difference.

THE RANCHER AND THE SHEPHERDESS was released July 27, 2016. To find out more or purchase the book,visit : https://amzn.com/B01J4R6364

For more facts and further information about Caroline Clemmons, Author, visit her website at www.carolineclemmons.com

For more information, please visit http://www.carolineclemmons.com

Contact Info:
Name: Carolyn Smith
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Caroline Clemmons, Author
Address: 1312 Kathryn Street
Phone: 6826265080

Release ID: 129876

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