Another new pretty cover to share!

Here's the print cover for The Coin Toss. The two stories, Heads:  Vampire and Tails:  Werewolf will be put together into one print book. This is coming out in July. Isn't the cover gorgeous? Thanks Allison for such an excellent job!

New covers to share!

Head's Vampire releases June 5.














Tail's Werewolf releases July 19th. I can't wait!

Adopting kittens or wait?

 

I'm considering adopting a couple of kittens to go along with my 11 year old cat. This is one that I'm looking at. Isn't she so sweet? 

Not sure how my elderly girl would feel with two rambunctious babies zipping around, though. 

Decisions, decisions. 

*crossing my fingers*

Just submitted another story. Now the hard part:  waiting.

*crossing my fingers*

Welcome Kenzie Michaels to my blog today! Let's get a glimpse into her world!

Thanks for having me today, Cheyenne!

My heroine, GiNae SoJae, in NiKoh’s Chosen, is an animal lover, so today I thought I’d share with you some of our past and present four-legged friends.

My daughter had been volunteering at our local animal shelter, and fell in love with Cheyenne, the ‘German-Rott-Bull-Chow’, so she brought her home five years ago.  Chey has been a wonderful addition to our family, since we had to put down our German Shepherd in 2008, and my beloved Black Lab in 2010.

My youngest went to the park on New Year’s Eve Day in 2009 and came home with Oreo.  Since at the time we already had two dogs and two pet rats, I wanted him taken to the shelter as soon as they opened in two more days.  Oreo, however, managed to capture our hearts and remained with us for 3 years, until he disappeared one rainy day.  We think he was captured by the neighbor in a live trap, along with six others, and taken who-knows-where.  Oreo was known to never turn down free food, and while we can’t prove it, the timing is still suspicious, though the neighbor still denies our kitty was in the trap. 

Our Pit Bull Dexter, was acquired with great reservation on my part.  A friend of my daughter’s had moved back in with his mom, and asked if we would keep him ‘for just one night’, until another home could be found.  One night turned into a weekend, which turned into a week…now, two years later, he’s ours and a big baby, who thinks he’s a lap dog.  I love this picture of our ‘vicious pit’, curled up with my two y/o granddaughter’s  blanket!  He doesn’t hesitate to defend his turf, though we finally got him to stop barking at the mailman!  

As I stated, Dexter’s a big baby, and here, my daughter used him for a head rest.

Many pet owners go through heartache, and our family is no exception.  Roxie, the cocker spaniel we rescued six years ago, is now totally blind and nearly deaf.  We also joke she has ‘doggy 

Alztheimer’s’, since I can put her out to do her business, then five minutes later she thinks she has to go out again.  She’s also gotten ‘lost’ in the house, not knowing what room she’s in, and has to be gently guided out of it.  Roxie has a bad habit of lying in the center of the walkway in the middle of the night, only to be tripped over or even kicked across the room by family members on their way to the bathroom.

Thank you Kenzie for sharing with us today! You're such a sweetheart and I applaud your love of animals and your wonderful stories. Keep up the excellent work!

Welcome my guest today, Kenzie Michaels! Here's a glimpse into her world!

Thanks for having me today, Cheyenne!

My heroine, GiNae SoJae, in NiKoh’s Chosen, is an animal lover, so today I thought I’d share with you some of our past and present four-legged friends.

My daughter had been volunteering at our local animal shelter, and fell in love with Cheyenne, the ‘German-Rott-Bull-Chow’, so she brought her home five years ago.  Chey has been a wonderful addition to our family, since we had to put down our German Shepherd in 2008, and my beloved Black Lab in 2010.

My youngest went to the park on New Year’s Eve Day in 2009 and came home with Oreo.  Since at the time we already had two dogs and two pet rats, I wanted him taken to the shelter as soon as they opened in two more days.  Oreo, however, managed to capture our hearts and remained with us for 3 years, until he disappeared one rainy day.  We think he was captured by the neighbor in a live trap, along with six others, and taken who-knows-where.  Oreo was known to never turn down free food, and while we can’t prove it, the timing is still suspicious, though the neighbor still denies our kitty was in the trap. 

Our Pit Bull Dexter, was acquired with great reservation on my part.  A friend of my daughter’s had moved back in with his mom, and asked if we would keep him ‘for just one night’, until another home could be found.  One night turned into a weekend, which turned into a week…now, two years later, he’s ours and a big baby, who thinks he’s a lap dog.  I love this picture of our ‘vicious pit’, curled up with my two y/o granddaughter’s  blanket!  He doesn’t hesitate to defend his turf, though we finally got him to stop barking at the mailman!  

As I stated, Dexter’s a big baby, and here, my daughter used him for a head rest.

Many pet owners go through heartache, and our family is no exception.  Roxie, the cocker spaniel we rescued six years ago, is now totally blind and nearly deaf.  We also joke she has ‘doggy 

Alztheimer’s’, since I can put her out to do her business, then five minutes later she thinks she has to go out again.  She’s also gotten ‘lost’ in the house, not knowing what room she’s in, and has to be gently guided out of it.  Roxie has a bad habit of lying in the center of the walkway in the middle of the night, only to be tripped over or even kicked across the room by family members on their way to the bathroom.

Thank you Kenzie for sharing with us today! You're such a sweetheart and I applaud your love of animals and your wonderful stories. Keep up the excellent work!

An amazing award from Coffee Time Romance on Cowgirl Up! Wow. I'm still bouncing!

 This is sooo awesome! Thank you Delane and Tamara!

http://coffeetimeromance.com/CoffeeThoughts/cowgirl-up-by-cheyenne-meadows/

 

COWGIRL UP
CHEYENNE MEADOWS
ISBN# 9781631055041
February 2015
Secret Cravings Publishing
www.secretcravingspublishing.com
EBook
$6.99
308 Pages
Contemporary
Rating: 5 Cups
Trinity has always known the sacrifices her mom made for her and in tribute she is going to make her mom’s dream come true. Along the way, she discovers friends she never knew she had and a man from her past who promises her a beautiful future.
Cody has scars no one can see, but Trinity brought him back to life. If he can lay himself bare, he may have the lady of a lifetime.
Trinity has a family legacy which is cause for gossip. Cody has suffered through the fires of hell and came out alive. Will these two fight for each other, or pick the easy way of life?
The pace of Cowgirl Up is sublime. Trinity took her time in assessing Cody as a man before deciding to give him a chance. I loved the way the author ensured the reader could truly appreciate how much Trinity was unsure. All too often the words say the woman is unsure, and on the next page she gives in. Cowgirl Up is truly a journey through the past and the pains of life to arrive at a possible ending which makes it all worth it. The writing of Ms. Meadows is truly awe inspiring and ensures the reader will continue to read the outstanding writing of a talented author.
Delane
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance & More

- See more at: http://www.coffeetimeromance.com/BookReviews/cowgirlupbycheyennemeadows.html#.VUbJ3pMmwqB

Per my recommendation, your book has received a CTRR (Coffee Time Reviewer's Recommend Award) from Coffee Time Romance & More. This award recognizes outstanding writing styles in all book types and genres. Your book has received this award because I feel it is above and beyond a 5 Cup Rating.



You can see this here:



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We have announced this in our monthly newsletter, on our blog, and several places on Coffee Time Romance & More. Additionally, we have put the CTRR Award on your review.



Thank you for the outstanding opportunity to review Cowgirl Up it was truly my pleasure.


Delane

Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance & More

The pace of Cowgirl Up is sublime. Trinity took her time in assessing Cody as a man before deciding to give him a chance. I loved the way the author ensured the reader could truly appreciate how much Trinity was unsure. All too often the words say the woman is unsure, and on the next page she gives in. Cowgirl Up is truly a journey through the past and the pains of life to arrive at a possible ending which makes it all worth it. The writing of Ms. Meadows is truly awe inspiring and ensures the reader will continue to read the outstanding writing of a talented author.
Delane
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance & More
- See more at: http://www.coffeetimeromance.com/BookReviews/cowgirlupbycheyennemeadows.html#.VUbJ3pMmwqB

The pace of Cowgirl Up is sublime. Trinity took her time in assessing Cody as a man before deciding to give him a chance. I loved the way the author ensured the reader could truly appreciate how much Trinity was unsure. All too often the words say the woman is unsure, and on the next page she gives in. Cowgirl Up is truly a journey through the past and the pains of life to arrive at a possible ending which makes it all worth it. The writing of Ms. Meadows is truly awe inspiring and ensures the reader will continue to read the outstanding writing of a talented author.
Delane
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance & More
- See more at: http://www.coffeetimeromance.com/BookReviews/cowgirlupbycheyennemeadows.html#.VUbJ3pMmwqB