Welcome to 1880s Owyhee County, Idaho Territory! It was a hoppin' place in those days, and I've brought you several fictional adventures, both novels and short stories. There are currently four books (I'm working on the fifth), and since the rights have reverted to me, I've re-edited them, changed the covers, and am slowly getting them reissued. They've never been available on other online stores, just Amazon. They're back up on Amazon, and now I'm working to get them on Kobo, Apple, and BN.
Here's the first book of the series (which was released second before), and it's FREE Jan. 9, 2015 only. If you miss the free day, it's only 99¢ until Jan. 12.
Here's the first book of the series (which was released second before), and it's FREE Jan. 9, 2015 only. If you miss the free day, it's only 99¢ until Jan. 12.
Hearts of Owyhee #1
by Jacquie Rogers
Amazon Kindle
Oh my stars! Suffragist Lucinda Sharpe can’t believe she was hired to teach a bunch of soiled doves their letters. And what about the handsome brothel owner? Only a despicable cad would engage in such a business.
5 Stars from Detra Fitch, Huntress Reviews: "A story this good can only come from the imagination of Jacquie Rogers."
"A rollicking riot of a good read!" ~Ann Charles, author of the Deadwood Mysteries
Low-down on Much Ado About Madams
Blast that woman! Reese McAdams didn’t want the brothel in the first danged place, and now a suffragist schoolteacher is stirring up the works.
Can she reform the Comfort Palace ladies without losing her heart to Reese? Will her secret past ruin her future?
"A romantic trip to the Old West stamped with Jacquie Rogers' special brand of humor. ~ Caroline Clemmons, author of Brazos Bride
"Ms Rogers' clever western romance, MUCH ADO ABOUT MADAMS manages to enrousingly engage her growing readership while reminding us of the difficulties faced by the brave women who tamed the American West. All that, and did I say entertaining!" ~ John Klawitter, author of The Freight Train of Love
"A romantic trip to the Old West stamped with Jacquie Rogers' special brand of humor. ~ Caroline Clemmons, author of Brazos Bride
"Ms Rogers' clever western romance, MUCH ADO ABOUT MADAMS manages to enrousingly engage her growing readership while reminding us of the difficulties faced by the brave women who tamed the American West. All that, and did I say entertaining!" ~ John Klawitter, author of The Freight Train of Love
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