Happily Ever After Reviews gave The Cowboys Ride Again Five Stars and a Recommended Read.
"This is one of the best menage stories I have read. The storyline contained everything one would want in a good read. Love, loss, drama, reuniting, and lots and lots of sex."
Read the full review here:
http://hea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/09/review-cowboys-ride-again-by-sofia-hunt.html
I'm having a dilemma. Should I work on my cowboy ménage or my private eye ménage?
What to do? What to do?
My cowboy ménage features two cowboys who grew up together, went into the Army together, and now they’ll both fall in love with the same woman. The private eye ménage features a set of twins, one a retired Special Forces sergeant, the other a firefighter. My retired SFer is a damaged hero, and I do love writing about vulnerable alpha men. But then, are they any other type of man to write about but a alpha man?
I'm really excited about my WIP, which is the first in my series involving the professional rodeo circuit. My first book will involve a national rodeo queen and the two rodeo competitors duped into protecting her from an unknown stalker. This book is proving to be loads of fun. I've made a good friend of mine very happy by naming the heroine after her. She says she's always wanted to be a national rodeo queen and have two hot cowboys lusting after her.
I'm guest blogging at Stacey Espino's blog today. Stop by and say hi.
http://staceyespino.blogspot.com/2010/06/welcome-guest-blogger-author-sofia-hunt.html
If you like steamy ménages with sexy cowboys and a sexually adventuresome heroine, then The Cowboys Ride Again is the book for you.--KB
Read the entire review here:
http://ddrreviews.blogspot.com/2010/06/cowboys-ride-again-by-sofia-hunt.html
I don't give out much in the way of personal information about myself, but here's a fact.
I'm a horseperson. I have been ever since childhood. I grew up riding the range with friends, exploring old ghost towns and mines in the hills above my small town. In college I took dressage and jumping lessons. After college I bought a nice little Quarter Horse. He did everything, dressage, western and English pleasure, jumping, and trail riding. I even tried barrel racing, but he was too slow.
I grew up in cattle country and have attended many rodeos over the years.
I actually started a menage regarding two rodeo riders paid to protect a public figure's rodeo princess daughter. While I put it on the back burner, I'm considering pulling that one back out of moth balls.
What should I do? If anyone has any suggestions, let me know.
Yes, I know, it's been a long time coming, but I finally have a new release out today. I'm working on two more projects as we speak, a romantic suspense involving twin brothers, one a firefighter, the other a PI. The heroine is searching for the women who stole her identity and ruined her life.
My other project involves "mail order brides" in a way. That's all I'll say about that one.
So where have I been? First of all, 2009 was a year of wonderful things and a year of incredibly painful things. When 2010 started, I vowed to keep the people who'd created me so much pain last year on the edge of my life instead of in the middle of it. So far, it's working quite well, and my creative juices have finally started flowing.
What you may not know is that I also write m/f romances under another pen name. I'm waiting to hear back from a few publishers on my latest completed novel. I'm also working on the sequel.
I'm hoping to have another Sofia book available this year. This'll be a much longer, more involved novel, more in line with my m/f romances. I'll be spending more time getting to know the characters and their motivations than I have in my past Sofia books. I can't wait for what the future holds for me and my books.
