Marie-Nicole Ryan
author : Marie-Nicole RyanMarie-Nicole Ryan is an EPPIE award-winning author of erotic romantic suspense. She also dabbles in erotic historical western romance with her Loving the Lawman series. She loves writing stories about all types of lawmen and detectives. Her genres include contemporary romantic suspense. But no matter which genre she writes, the reader can always expect a large dose of family drama.\n\nShe was born in a small western Kentucky town, but after college and marriage, she said “Good bye” to small town life. After spending three years as an army wife, she landed in Nashville, TN, where she spent several decades working as an R.N. and case manager. Finally in 2002, she achieved her dream of becoming a published author. Currently, she makes her home in western Kentucky with a rescue Sheltie by the name of Kelsea.\n\nShe is best known for her Music City Heat series, and is in the process of launching a new series set in the Texas Hill Country. You can read more about her work at her web site: http://marienicoleryan.com/Marie-Nicole Ryan Book Series
author : Marie-Nicole RyanMarie-Nicole Ryan is an EPPIE award-winning author of erotic romantic suspense. She also dabbles in erotic historical western romance with her Loving the Lawman series. She loves writing stories about all types of lawmen and detectives. Her genres include contemporary romantic suspense. But no matter which genre she writes, the reader can always expect a large dose of family drama.\n\nShe was born in a small western Kentucky town, but after college and marriage, she said “Good bye” to small town life. After spending three years as an army wife, she landed in Nashville, TN, where she spent several decades working as an R.N. and case manager. Finally in 2002, she achieved her dream of becoming a published author. Currently, she makes her home in western Kentucky with a rescue Sheltie by the name of Kelsea.\n\nShe is best known for her Music City Heat series, and is in the process of launching a new series set in the Texas Hill Country. You can read more about her work at her web site: http://marienicoleryan.com/