Good Bye to the Beautiful Southwest

By the time a person is a mother and a responsible adult, the opportunities for running away from home to become a cowboy are fairly limited. Not that I’ve let that stop me. It was ten years ago when I sold the house, put all our possessions in storage, bought a pickup and a camper, and headed out to the beautiful ( Read more... )

The Legend of the Apache Kid by Sarah Black, out from Dreamspinner Sept 5

Check out this beautiful cover by Paul Richmond!

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I think this is one of the most deeply romantic stories I’ve ever written- here is a little bit of Raine and Johnny:

Johnny was drowsy against my shoulder. He ( Read more... )

I’ve been in love with this kid, Johnny Bravo, since he rustled some goats and sold them for cabrito across the border in Mexico in my book Lawless. Lawless is one of two stories I wrote about Colton and Diego, hard-headed and difficult men who were always screwing and screwing up. Johnny Bravo was something else again, and he’s been sitting in the ( Read more... )