By Caroline Clemmons
Most
readers of sweet historical western romance love a strong hero able to stand his ground. My latest hero,
Levi Iverson, is such a man. He is a friendly and dependable man who is slightly reserved. In fact, he likes
most people and has a good sense of humor. In a small town, a businessman has to be congenial and friendly. Levi
is pleasant, if distant, to those who have snubbed or tried to take advantage
of him. We know he has a soft heart because of the kindness he shows to Charlie
Gann, a slow-witted man who loves horses. Levi makes sure Charlie has a job and
place to live. Levi and the sheriff and defends Charlie if bullies bother the man.
Levi
was born in Norway and came to the United States at age four. As do many
Norwegians, he has blond hair and blue eyes. His tall, muscular build makes him
an attractive man. As blacksmith, he came to Harrigan Springs when he was 19.
In addition to the smithy, Levi repairs guns and owns the livery stable where
Charlie works.
Levi’s
three businesses keep him busy, but he keeps his ears tuned for anyone
with a house or building for sale, as well as for anyone who needs to rent a
property. He’s not a slum lord, but
quite the opposite. He remembers how difficult finding a house to rent was when
his parents first arrived in Texas. His father spoke a little English, but his mother
didn’t. Eventually, his parents acquired a good farm near Medina that is only two
hours from Harrigan Springs. His sister and her family are not far.
Perhaps I’ve told too much. If you haven’t read LEVI AND THE MAIL
ORDER BRIDE, come read the adventure. You’ll find it at Amazon in e-book and print. It’s free
in Kindle Unlimited.
LEVI AND THE MAIL ORDER BRIDE is book 4 in the Texas Hill Country Mail Order Brides Series. Whew, I have no idea what came over me to choose such a long series name. The
other books in order are GENTRY
AND THE MAIL ORDER BRIDE, JESSE
AND THE MAIL ORDER BRIDE, and QUINN
AND THE MAIL ORDER BRIDE. Click on the title to see the book details at Amazon.
Stay
safe and keep reading!
*Photos purchased from Deposit Photos
Cover by Charlene Raddon, Silver Sage Cover Designs
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