Product Description
by Kalan Chapman Lloyd (Author)
Weddings. Biker Gangs. Road Trips. Vegas. What happens in Brooks, stays in Brooks. Except when it doesn't. Attorney Lilly Atkins and her supermodel sister, Tally, have led a charmed life, but when a mysterious bank deposit puts Tally in a tizzy, Lilly has to find a way to protect her sister. The Posse's rounding up a road trip to celebrate bride-to-be Brandy's upcoming nuptials, and it looks like they're going to get more of a bachelorette party than they bargained for. Outlaw Cash Stetson is knocking at Lilly's door, even after Prince Charming Spencer Locke has all but swept her off her feet. Can Tally find solid ground again? Will Lilly stand steady? Can the Posse make it to the church on time? Will Cash and Spencer settle the score once and for all? All isn't always fair... in a cowgirl fairytale.
Author Biography
Award-winning author Kalan Chapman Lloyd is a proud Southern ReBelle from Oklahoma. She enjoys big hair, Supreme Court Decisions on Intellectual Property, hats, the sound of construction and the feel of brand new sweatshirts. Kalan grew up in the small town Tahlequah, OK where she graduated from Tahlequah Senior High School. She attended Oklahoma State University and the University of Tulsa College of Law and has been a member of the Oklahoma Bar since 2008. She and her husband, Grant, enjoy parenting their strong-willed, left-handed children. She is a Junior League dropout. Her first book, Home Is Where Your Boots Are, the first in the series, The MisAdventures of Miss Lilly was a finalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Awards. It re-released to high praise in May 2015. Her second in the series, These Boots Are Made For Butt-Kickin', debuted to acclaim in June 2015 and won the National Indie Excellence Award for Regional Fiction. Butt-Kickin' was also a finalist in the Chick-Lit and Mystery genres for the IndieFab Book Awards. Her memoir, Mo(u)rning Joy was a finalist in the IndieFab Book of the Year Awards (Grief/Grieving), the National Indie Excellence Awards (Grief), and the Next Generation Indie Book Awards (Christian Non-Fiction).
