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Come along, reader friends! It’s time to take a literary journey to the fictional town of Sweet Dreams, Wyoming courtesy of Jill Kermerer and in celebration of new release Reunited with the Bull Rider. Plus, there are two giveaways!
Sweet Dreams, Wyoming
Ahh, Sweet Dreams, Wyoming. How I would love to visit this town! Sweet Dreams is a fictional town in the Bighorn Basin region of Wyoming. Picture wide open spaces, white-capped mountains, creeks, prairies and an adorable downtown.
Like any small town, Sweet Dreams has its go-to gathering spots, quirky residents and a beauty all its own.
five favorite things about Sweet Dreams
Jill: Dottie’s Diner is where everyone hangs out. Dottie Lavert and her husband Big Bob were like surrogate parents to the heroes of my Wyoming Cowboys series.
Dottie is a sweet woman with a big heart and comes up with unique nicknames for everyone. The diner features red vinyl seats, a long counter, plenty of booths for the breakfast crowd and large platters of good, home-cooked meals.
Beth: I’d love to visit a place like that!
The former Yearling Group Home for teen boys
Jill: Yearling was a group foster home outside of Sweet Dreams. It was run by Dottie and Big Bob when the heroes met as teens. It shut down due to lack of funding years ago.
Clint, Nash, Marshall and Wade are now as close as brothers and all live near Sweet Dreams. If it wasn’t for Dottie’s and Big Bob’s guidance, they would have turned out much differently.
Beth: I am LOVING Dottie and Big Bob!
Jerry Cornell
Jill: Jerry is the right-hand man at Rock Step Ranch in the first book of the series, The Rancher’s Mistletoe Bride. He’s a thin, wiry old cowboy, and he’s constantly comparing people and situations to the wild animals of Wyoming. No one really knows what he means, but now and then he comes up with an analogy that works.
Beth: A wise old cowpoke, too?! This town has it all!
The white-steepled church
Jill: This is the church everyone goes to on Sundays. Is there more than one church in Sweet Dreams? Undoubtedly. Does this church have a name? I’m sure it does. But it’s just “the church” in my books!
Beth: Well, if everyone is going, seems like that’s the important part!
The Beanery
Jill: What’s a great small town without a coffee shop? The Beanery is everyone’s go-to place for a yummy cup of joe, whipped-cream-topped cocoa, donuts, and more.
Beth: A sweet little coffee & ice cream shop just opened in my hometown! I think all the old guys still get their coffee and shoot the breeze at the gas-station-slash-convenience store, old habits and all that.
And one bonus item…
The Department Store
Jill: The Department Store features prominently in all four books, and I won’t spoil it and tell you why! Take my word for it, the Department Store is not what it seems.
Beth: Now you’ve really hooked me, Jill!
about the book
Goodbye rodeo, hello hometown. But is this Wyoming Cowboy ready to face his past?
Amy Deerson wanted to mentor a child. Her plan did not include former bull rider Nash Bolton—the little girl’s brother and guardian. It’s been a decade since Nash left town without a word, breaking Amy’s young heart. Now they must put their painful past aside to help fragile, traumatized Ruby. If only getting over their first love were that simple.
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about the author
Jill Kemerer is an author and freelance writer. A multi-published inspirational romance novelist with Harlequin Love Inspired, Jill also writes nonfiction books, blogs, and articles.
Her essentials include coffee, M&Ms, a stack of books, her mini-doxie, and long walks outdoors. She resides in Ohio with her husband and two almost-grown children. Please visit her website and sign up for her newsletter!
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giveaways
Jill: Thanks so much for having me today! There is still time to enter my month-long giveaway package…
Go to my blog and scroll down for the easy entry options.
Beth: Thank you for joining us, Jill! Yay for y’all, reader friends!!! Twice the giveaways mean more chances to win!
Jill has generously provided a copy of Reunited with the Bull Rider for one winner.
For US residents, a paperback. For international, an ebook.
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Jill asks, “If you could visit anywhere in the United States, where would you go?”
Great question! I’d load up the family and go where the weather was nice 😀
What about you, reader friends?!
I liked the book description, and I am looking forward to reading this story.
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Thank you for having me today!!
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I love this post. Sounds like a great book .
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MT or Cannon Beach, OR. They both evoke such peace & pleasure.
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Sounds fun. I love books with cowboys and children. 🙂
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Well, on top of our bucket list is going to Yellowstone National park. If all goes as planned, we will be marking that off our list come July. 🙂
Thanks for the chance to win a copy of “Reunited with the Bull Rider” by Jill Kemerer. I’d love the opportunity to read this book and then share with friends. It sounds like a great read!
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I’d love to go to Maine.
Looking forward to this book by Jill.
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What a fun post! I’d love to visit Sweet Dreams, Wyoming. My husband and I would really like to take our boys to see Glacier National Park in Montana someday.
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Juana: Thank you for stopping by!
Connie: Thanks!
Lisa: Cannon Beach, OR? Now I have to look it up. I love the beach!
Phyllis: I love cowboys and kids, too!
Kay: Ooh, you already have the Yellowstone trip planned! I hope you have an amazing time!
Melissa: I would love to go to Maine, too!
Heidi: Glacier National Park would be amazing!
JCP: I was blessed to spend the day in Williamsburg. It was really cool!!
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Williamsburg, VA
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Hi! I would go to Texas to see the cowboys and bull riders.
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I keep seeing this book and the more I do, the more I want to read it!
Any place in the US, huh? Well, my top three right now (because I haven’t been yet) are very different, but all would be interesting: NYC, Boston, or Savannah, GA. That last one is semi close to me so I may just have to make it into a mini-vacation soon!
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Linda: I would love to go to Texas!! I have a few good friends there and I’d love to see them!
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Suzie: I would LOVE to go to all three of the places you listed! Hope you can get to them!
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Romance, Cowboys, and a Tin of Toffee candy, count me in.
Thanks for entering me in your giveaway.
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I would love to take a train trip. No special destination and you have a room to sleep in, food you don’t have to cook, and someone else to do the driving.
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I’d go to Delaware to visit my son & grandbabies!
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I loved this story. I still need to write my review.
I love the Tetons-Yellowstone area. It’s a fave place to go. I’d like to go to New England. There’s so much history there.
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Hi Jill and Beth! If I could go anywhere in the US I think I’d go to San Diego or Hawaii or Alaska……or somewhere else i haven’t been. 🙂
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OCEAN!
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