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Lawmen and Outlaws received its first review from Shaw Weisser at Gotta Read Reviews. She said it was an excellent book and rated it at a "Need to be Read" book. Another bit of good news--Lawmen and Outlaws hit the #1 spot in the Historical (West...

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I am a fourth generation native Floridian. A retired school teacher, I enjoy riding motorcycles and horses. I grew up reading Zane Grey and Louie L'amour Western novels, and I enjoy (cowboy) western movies. When not writing, I enjoy reading, and consider myself an eclectic reader. I've been writing for four years. The genre I write the most is Historical, however, I also write romantic suspense and contemporary romance. Readers will usually find a little bit of a western thread running through most of my non-historical/western novels.

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http://www.lorettacrogersbooks.com

Published Novels

McKenna's Woman(Lawmen & Outlaws Anthology)~The Wild Rose Press~June, 2009
Brady's Revenge ~ Avalon Books~October, 2009
Through The Garden Gate Anthology~The Wild Rose Press~Dec. 2009
The Twisted Trail~Avalon Books~April 24, 2008
Isabelle and the Outlaw~The Wild Rose Press~Dec. 2007

Favourite Books

Gone with the Wind - Margaret Mitchell
Scarlett - Alexandra Ripley
Little Women-Louisa May Alcott
Jane Eyre & Wuthering Heights-Emily Bronte

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Lawmen and Outlaws Anthology

Lawmen and Outlaws received its first review from Shaw Weisser at Gotta Read Reviews. She said it was an excellent book and rated it at a "Need to be Read" book.

Another bit of good news--Lawmen and Outlaws hit the #1 spot in the Historical (Western) category. YeeHaw!

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At 5:14am on April 21, 2008, Loretta said…: The sign was a Christmas gift, and delightful surprise, from daughter's gentleman friend--who is a graphic artist. It's a rub-on rubber material, so it is removeable. Not only is it a great way to market, I get to take my advertisement everywhere I go. <<grin>> Wow!! I'm impressed--think of all the thousands of people who see your web address on your son's race car.

At 11:33am on April 20, 2008, Gwyn Ramsey said…: Thanks Loretta. I love our van. Wow. That is very impressive. How did you do that and is it removal in case you sell the van? My son put my web page on his race car in PA. How exciting is that? Gwyn Ramsey at gwynramsey.blogspot.com.

At 5:01pm on April 19, 2008, A.L.Debran said…: I do love the stories of the old west, romantic myths though they may be. :-)

At 12:56pm on January 30, 2008, NANCY DAMATO said…: I am a red hatter, Wild West Red Hats in Arizona. Actually dedicated my latest released to these gals and their undying support and enthusiasm. What a great way to enjoy our "golden years." Hope you're having fun with red hatters, too.

At 4:49pm on January 3, 2008, Bess McBride said…: Thanks for friending me, Loretta. I look forward to seeing you on the TWRP loop!

Bess McBride
www.bessmcbride.com

At 10:37am on December 30, 2007, Cynthia Owens said…: Thanks for the kind words, Loretta!

At 7:43pm on December 27, 2007, Keely, Faery Princess said…: Thanks for the compliment on my site. My scribe needs to be working on her next release but we did eke out time to watch a few movies. I haven't watched A Lion in Winter for years so we enjoyed that. Peter O'Toole . . . be still my heart.