Press Release Summary = Coming Soon! At a Bookstore near you! \"Melinda and the Wild West,\" an Historical Fiction novel, is a love story filled with intrigue, excitement, and romance. This story blends fascinating characters with Bear Lake history and is based on several true experiences, published by American Book Publishing. Both adult and young adult will enjoy this story.
Press Release Body = Lloyd E. Reid, Library Director of Washington County Libraries, wrote, "Linda Weaver Clarke has a writing style which opens the mind in a way that lets us see what her character sees, and allows the reader to feel the thoughts and emotions of the characters. It is impossible to avoid becoming part of the story she so skillfully develops. She writes historical fiction as if she were taking the reader back in time."
"Melinda and the Wild West" takes place in 1896. Melinda is from Boston and has come to Idaho\'s Bear Lake Valley. The idea of going to the Wild West appeals to her. She wants to do some good in someone's life and maybe she could do it by teaching school.
Intertwining fact and fiction, Melinda is confronted by many obstacles, such as a bank robbery by the notorious outlaw Butch Cassidy, a rebellious student that is marked as a trouble maker, an irritable grizzly bear, a blinding blizzard in the tops of the Rocky Mountains, stinging nettle, and the most handsome and stubborn rancher she has ever met in her life.
\"Melinda and the Wild West\" is not only full of intrigue, but has the tenderness of romance. A rugged rancher and a determined schoolteacher from the east tend to butt heads and clash with each encounter, but at the same time there seems to be an underlying interest in one another. Why Gilbert is guarding his heart is a mystery to Melinda. In this story, she is desperately trying to help a rebellious student through acceptance and love, and at the same time, she is trying to understand her own heart.
Betsy Brannon Green, best-selling Suspense Author, wrote, "Linda Weaver Clarke is a fresh new face in the fiction market. Her vivid descriptions, engaging characters and clever word-usage make reading her work a pleasure. I like her writing style - it\'s entertaining and - most important to me - she helps the reader get to know her characters quickly. If I can bond with at least one character in a book, then I can enjoy it. I look forward to enjoying her books for many years to come."
"Linda's knowledge of and interest in the historic Old West provides a fascinating plunge into the lives of her fictional, yet undeniably real characters. Her adeptness at intertwining fact and fiction allows the past to spring to life with the newness and intrigue of unexplored territory." -- Courtney Littler, Editor
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Bio: Linda Weaver Clarke received her Bachelor of Arts Degree at Southern Utah University and is a columnist for several different newspapers. She has given several Writing Workshops, encouraging others to turn their family history into a variety of interesting stories, putting their thoughts and stories down on paper.
Web Site = http://www.lindaweaverclarke.com
Contact Details = Contact information: go to http//www.lindaweaverclarke.com. Or you may order a book online from Publisher Direct Bookstore at http://www.pdbookstore.com/comfiles/pages/LindaWeaverClarke.shtml.