Bio:
Penny Estelle is a best selling writer
for all ages, from the early reader to adults. Her books range from pictures
books for the little ones, to fantasy and time-travel adventures for ages nine
to thirteen. She also, under P. A. Estelle, has written adult stories including
a family drama and contemporary, paranormal and historical westerns romances.
Penny was a school secretary for twenty-one
years. She and her husband moved to their retirement home in Kingman, AZ, on fifty-four
very rural acres, living on solar and wind only.
The
Jesse Series
Jesse’s Find: Book One
Blurb:
What does a rancher do when he is in
the middle of the Kansas plains and comes across a woman who has been shot, has
an infant with her and has no memory of any of it?
Excerpt:
Her expression was guarded as he
approached. “Who are you?” she asked.
“Jesse Mason. I found you a few days
back, about a mile from here.”
The girl scanned the room, as if
looking for something. “Can…can I please talk to your wife?”
Jesse stiffened. “I don’t have a
wife.”
She took another step back. “But…but
the baby, and someone changed my clothes.”
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Jesse’s
Nightmare: Book Two
Blurb:
Ginny and Jesse are expecting their
first baby. It's almost April and even the snow that continues to fall doesn't
dampen their moods—until something starts ripping apart the livestock.
But when Jesse comes home during a
blizzard and finds his wife and daughter missing, he chokes on a fear that he
hasn't felt in a long time!
Excerpt:
Ginny tensed,
put her head back and held her breath. The pains had started while traveling in
the wagon, but they were coming faster and harder. Tears made dirty paths down
her cheeks. She knew there was a good chance the wolf could get in. The shutter
that covered the window was old and bug ridden. It wouldn’t take long for that
to succumb to the wolf’s abuse.
She kissed the
top of Sarah’s head and the tears continued. Now you may never know about your real mother. We were going to tell
you when you were older what a wonderful person she was. “I’m so sorry,
Mary. I didn’t take very good care of your daughter.”
There was
scratching at the shutter. “Don’t you worry, Sarah,” Ginny whispered. “You
won’t feel one scratch or bite from that thing outside, nor will I.” She had
heard those stories about being bitten by a wolf. At the time she laughed them
off, but now, she wasn’t so sure. Even if they survived an attack Jesse’s words
came flooding back—tie them up...go crazy...die.
That wasn’t
going to happen. She would make sure of that herself. Her hand slipped into her
pocket and caressed the gun that hid there. May God forgive me…and Jesse, too.
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