The Firemaster's Mistress by Christie Dickason

 Months after King James I is coronated in 1605 to lead anti-Catholicism in England, Kate Peach has survived the Plague.  

Her life is dramatically different from having a family and home.  Now, she has a gentleman who pays her to get information and to be his alone.

In her former life, Francis Quoynt was her lover.  He's a Firemaster who produces bullets and other explosives.  Hired by the secretary of James I, his job is to deliver 40,000 pounds of explosives to a group of rebels wanting to blow up Westminster and the king along with his loyalists.  

When Kate and Francis meet again, the passion is undeniable, yet they are now enemies.  Enemies that get forced to work together in order to survive the revolt.  

Francis would rather make his explosives for honest trade and take Kate home to be his bride.  Until his commitment to the secretary is finalized, he must keep his wits and watch for spies.

When Kate gets tangled up in the protest of King James I, Francis takes her away to his father's home.   The safety net is a test for their love.

The medieval age brings a great surprise to the ending of the treachery and love with fireworks and happiness for some.  

Happy reading,

Dawn  

A Kiss in the Sunlight Cover Reveal

Hello, gentle readers!

I’m so excited to share the cover of my latest release, A Kiss in the Sunlight. I had so much fun writing this one (well, it wasn’t all fun and games…there were tears, too!)

Anyway, I know I’ve told you that this is the last story in the MacDermott Brothers saga, but I don’t think I’ve told you what it’s about…so here goes…

Sheriff Teague MacDermott’s life has been on hold since the Logan Gang rode through Paradise Falls, killing and wounding many in an attempt to break one of their own out of jail. Four years later, he’s waiting for the last of the Logans to be released from prison and the fulfillment of a promised bullet in his back. So when a pushy journalist arrives and wants him to relive the most horrendous day of his life, he isn’t exactly happy.

In order to prove she’s a good journalist and win a coveted position on her father’s newspaper, Ryleigh Steele plans to write an in-depth story about Sheriff MacDermott and how he stopped the most notorious gang in Colorado. There’s just one problem—the enigmatic sheriff won’t talk about it. Neither will anyone else … and Ryleigh soon discovers she’ll have to make a choice―the story or the Sheriff. She can’t have both. Or can she?

So that’s it. The third and final story. I’ll miss these MacDermott boys. They hold a special place in my heart.

Don’t you just love this cover?

Until next time, remember to spread kindness wherever you go.

Marie