Cheryl Obrien

Cowboys and Women: Lia and Gracie Cheryl Obrien

Publisher Marketing: Lia Higgins and Gracie Davis grew up as cousins and best friends. They spent there young lives almost inseparable, but times are changing. Lia and Gracie are each destined for their own journey and their own destiny. Lia is very much involved with the Chippewa tribe. While helping her father train Chief Banan's son to heal and protect the members of his tribe, tragedy strikes. Plans are altered as Lia finds herself trapped in an agreement with Chief Banan. No amount of objection will keep her from having to spend a year living among the Chippewa Indians. Her problems mount as she discovers that Chief Banan's oldest son Achak wishes to claim her as his bride. Meanwhile, Willow Creek continues to fall victim to the plans of railroad president, Jackson Cline. As areas are surveyed, and homes and land taken, Gracie Davis strives to uncover the hidden agenda of railroad supervisor Jordan Wells. Using her skills as a reporter for the local newspaper, Gracie embarks on a plan to reveal all she can about Mr. Wells and his plans to disrupt the lives of the fine people of Willow Creek. The different challenges of the two women bring them together as they find their way through adventure and romance. Contributor Bio:  Obrien, Cheryl Cheryl OBrien was born in 1954, the daughter of Evelyn and Walter Grindley. Her dream as a writer began in the late 1980's, but at that time getting a manuscript published was difficult and expensive. Createspace gave her the opportunity she needed to make her dream a reality. As of January 2015 - she has published thirty one romance and adventure books. Five in the Katie's Journey Series alone. She grew up in New England and moved to Rocky Mount, VA. in 2004 for nine years. Currently she is back in Massachusetts and soon to be on her way to Arizona to live. She has five adult children and currently eight grandchildren. Her goal with these books is to inspire you to hope in yourself. The men are written as honorable and the women are strong. The recommended age for her books is 13 to adult.