January Gets Her Gunn

January Farrell comes to Riverton, Arizona to follow her dream of working in law enforcement. Little does she guess her training officer will seriously ruffle her normal level-headed manner as well as her libido. Can she tolerate his quirks and resist the tug of lust long enough to get through probation? Although a good cop, Thad Gunn carries some heavy baggage. When he is assigned to train January, all he can think of is making her quit to get her out of the line of fire, clear of the danger zone. He isn't sure he knows what love is but he knows he desperately needs to keep her safe. Both individually and together they confront a welter of challenges before January gets her Gunn.

Gwynn Morgan, lifelong Arizona resident, finds endless inspiration in the natural beauty, ethnic diversity, colorful history and marvelous variety of the American southwest. She brings a strong flavor of this exciting region into every one of her novels which she calls ôromantic adventures.ö On the drawing board at present are some historical tales set in the environs of Tombstone, Fort Huachuca and Bisbee as well as more Arizona-set contemporary stories. ôSo many ideas, so little time,ö she frequently laments.Bitten hard and early by the writing bug, she wrote her first verse at age eight and soon afterwards began to try her hand at fiction. Serious pursuit of a writing career was put on hold while she went to college, found employment with the U.S. Government, married and raised a family. Finally after ending a twenty-five year civil service career, she found her niche in writing romanceùbut romance with unique Arizona Ambience.Gwynn now lives in a rural area of Cochise County, Arizona's southeastern corner, an area rich in history and natural wonders. She shares her rustic little home with two canine companions, Belle and Rico, for whom she serves as chauffeur and household staff. Although she has been an active and volunteering member of a number of writing-focused organizations including Romance Writers and America and several of its chapters, she has now drawn away from most of her volunteer efforts. This was necessary to allow her concentrate on writing and rebuilding her life following the sudden death of her partner and husband of thirty two years late in 2003. A former police officer in several Arizona locations, he was the co-author of this book. She plans to complete some other joint efforts they had worked on together as well as to continue with her own projects.In between hours at the keyboard, she enjoys a wide range of creative and outdoor activities such as reading, Celtic/ethnic music, rock-hounding and lapidary, astronomy, nature photography, sewing and crafts, hiking, back-road driving in her fiery red Mazda pickup, the Red Hot Mama, and spending time with her children and grandchildren.Gwynn presently has nine novels available from three different small press publishers (see book list and links pages). She loves to write about cops and cowboys in settings that feature the marvelous diversity of the southwest. Contact Gwynn by email at Gwynn@gwynnmorgan.com or azwriter427@yahoo.com. You can also write to her at PO Box 6046, Huachuca City, AZ 85616.