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Old West Trivia with Victoria Vane The Pony Express was in operation for only nineteen months from April 1860 through October 1861. The Pony Express carried almost 35,000 pieces of mail over more than 650,000 miles during those nineteen months and lost only one mail sack. The typical Pony Express rider was nineteen years old and made $100-$150 per month plus room and board. Saddle Up by Victoria Vane Series: Hot Cowboy Nights, Book 4 ISBN: 9781492635109 Release Date: June 7, 2016 Genre: Contemporary Western Romance About the Book Award-winning author Victoria Vane lets loose the fourth in the Hot Cowboy Nights series WILD HORSES COULDN’T BRING THEM TOGETHER... With exceptional talent and looks, cowboy “horse whisperer” Keith Russo once had the world at his feet — until his career was unwittingly destroyed by an aspiring filmmaker. After being rejected by his family for exploiting his Native American heritage, Keith has no choice but to turn back to his hu...

Sharp Shootin’ Cowboy By Victoria Vane Hot Cowboy Nights, Book 3 TAKE YOUR BEST SHOT, COWBOY… Weary warrior… After eight years as a Marine sniper, war-scarred Reid Everett is back in his native Wyoming. He knows and loves this rugged land, so working for wildlife services to reduce the booming wolf population suits him to a T. Caring crusader… Wildlife biologist Haley Cooper is desperate to make a difference. Leaving the world of academia behind, she accepts a position as a wolf advocate to protect the animals she loves. Raw attraction… Their jobs set them on a collision course, but chemistry sparks like wildfire between Reid and Haley. They’ll have to brave some rough territory if they hope to reconcile their polarizing views with a passion that won’t be denied. Victoria Vane is a multiple award-winning romance novelist and history junkie whose collective works of fiction range from wildly comedic romps to emotionally compelling erotic romance. Victoria also writes hist...

There’s something bittersweet about a hero or heroine who stands in the shadows hoping with an aching heart that the one they love will one day take notice. Janie’s situation in ROUGH RIDER particularly resonates with me as she secretly pines for Dirk, the cowboy she knows she can never have. Excerpt #1 Dirk emerged from the med trailer on his own, albeit a little unsteady. Janice watched him out of the corner of her eye as she flanked the next two bulls. With his arms over his chest and one booted ankle crossed over the other, he leaned against the chute to watch the last two rides. It was a deceptively casual pose that might have fooled anyone who didn’t know him, but she could tell by his pallor and shallow breathing that he hurt far more than he was willing to show. A moment later, the medic brought him a sling, but he didn’t put it on. “C’mon, Dirk,” she cajoled. “Don’t be a dumb-ass. Let me help you with that.” “Don’t need it,” he growled. “Then why are you favorin...