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New Release: True-Blue Cowboy Christmas by Nicole Helm

Celebrate the holidays with True-Blue Cowboy Christmas , the perfect blend of cowboys and Christmas and the third installment of the Big Sky Cowboys series from Nicole Helm. We asked Nicole what she was most excited about for the release of True-Blue Cowboy Christmas . About two and a half years ago, as I was struggling to decide what new idea to work on, a good friend of mine said why not cowboys? I’d been writing farmers and small town business owners and antique airplane pilots (it’s a thing), but that simple question opened up a world of ideas—including a long abandoned story set in Montana about a man named Thackery. Now, if you’ve read the Big Sky Cowboy series up to this point, you know there aren’t any Thackerys in the first two book. In fact Mel and Dan (REBEL COWBOY), and Caleb and Delia (OUTLAW COWBOY), were completely new ideas—their characters, their plot lines, their conflicts were slowly born out of that what about cowboys moment. Summer Shaw, the heroi...

New Release: Outlaw Cowboy by Nicole Helm

Happy release week to Nicole Helm's Outlaw Cowboy ! To celebrate, Nicole's stopped by for a quick Q&A and to share an excerpt.   Question: Would you rather make headlines for saving somebody’s life or winning the Nobel prize? Nicole Helm: It’s hard not to say for saving somebody’s life, simply because a life would be saved. How could you choose against that An Excerpt: “ I know. I’m not comparing, Delia. I can’t.” He shook his head as his gaze returned to hers. If she looked closely enough, she could probably see her own reflection, but getting any closer than this already too-close cab of his truck held zero appeal. “ But if you had something that was yours, that made you who you are, that gave you a reason to get up in the morning, wouldn’t you do everything to keep it? Wouldn’t you fight to keep the thing that made you feel like you weren’t a complete waste of space?” She should look away. She should get out of the truck or demand he...