Randall Riches

by Judy Christenberry

Overview

The Randall Saga Continues…Trapped like a hog-tied calf in a greasy spoon, champion bull riderRich Randall had no choice but to accept the help of pretty dinerwaitress Samantha Jeffers to get himself, and his broken ankle, out ofthe one-horse town and home to Wyoming. In exchange, Rich would assistthe feisty lady in her escape from the nefarious advances of herburger-slinging boss. But Rich was quick to inform Samantha there'd beno romantic strings attached to their bargain—and she was quick tolaugh in his face! Which soon had the playboy wrangler wondering whyshe was immune to his legendary Randall charm, and eager to change hermind…any way he could!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781426858734
Publisher:	Harlequin
Publication date:	03/01/2010
Series:	Brides for Brothers , #2
Sold by:	HARLEQUIN
Format:	eBook
Pages:	224
File size:	471 KB

About the Author

Judy Christenberry, hasn't always been a writer, but she's always been a dreamer. As a child, for entertainment while doing chores, she told herself stories-she was always the heroine. However, Judy didn't start writing until she turned thirty-eight, just one year after her father's unexpected death.

After this, she realized life promised no guarantees about how much time you have. Why wait to pursue your dreams?

She had begun reading Harlequin Romance novels about ten years earlier, so romance writing came naturally.

Over time, Judy realized two central themes dominating her writing: family and small town/country life. Many of her books have cowboy heroes, partly because she read all Zane Grey's romantic versions of the Old West as a teenager, and partly because her parents grew up on farms.

As a child, Judy was surrounded by animals. Her father raised a few head of cattle to keep meat on the table. At one time or another, there were sheep, Thanksgiving turkeys, ducks and dogs, and there were always chickens.

Raised in a family of four children with a stay-at-home mom who was a terrific cook and an excellent teacher, where family tradition was concerned, Judy learned the importance of family at an early age. But, family comes in all shapes and flavors. What's important isn't the two parents and the 2.5 children, it's love and support.

The last element that frequently appears in Judy's stories is a dash of humor, just enough to bring a smile to your face. She believes laughter is good medicine and it definitely makes a six-foot hunk even more attractive!

Therefore, it may surprise readers when they discover Judy was born and raised in Dallas, Texas: a major city. In addition, her marriage ended fifteen years ago. Yet, with support from her mother and siblings, Judy and her two daughters discovered their own definition of family. She taught during the day, wrote at night, pursued her dream and raised her children.

Now, with her daughters pursuing their own dreams, Judy writes full-time and is wrapped up in her storytelling. She lives each new adventure with the vigor of a young girl, still dreaming up tales while washing dishes. She hopes to entertain her readers as much as she entertains herself!