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Anna B. Harrison, also known as AJ Swann, is a New Zealand author of Romance and Western novels. In her writings, she transports the readers to her cherished destinations. She guides you through the boundless landscapes of Montana, where cowboys roam freely, and the ever-shifting Australian Outback, where each day brings a unique adventure.

Originally hailing from New Zealand, Ann relocated to Australia in 1991, accompanied by her husband, three children, and their faithful dog. Surprisingly, it wasn’t until 2010 that she embarked on her writing journey, driven by a persistent idea that refused to let her sleep. Since then, she has been on an unstoppable writing spree, boasting an impressive portfolio of over fifty books and displaying no signs of slowing down. Ann’s passion lies in crafting stories centered around cowboys and quaint towns. She’s continually working on multiple series and constantly brainstorming fresh concepts. When not writing, you will find her experimenting with foods, cooking, and thinking about new stories she can write.

The Sheriff’s Mail Order Bride is the second novel in the Watson Brothers series by Ann B. Harrison. It is a touching tale with moments of tension unfolding in this narrative. Three years ago, Rory Watson suffered the heartbreaking loss of his wife and unborn child, prompting him to withdraw from the world. Just as he began to heal and had applied to return to his hometown as a deputy sheriff, his older brother Chance experienced a serious accident. This compelled Rory to return to Marietta. Meanwhile, Chance had married Callie after placing a newspaper ad for a wife, and they were blissfully happy. Rory longed for companionship but was averse to the complexities of dating, leading him to place his newspaper ad.

On the other side, Gina Taylor was in dire straits, having lost her waitressing job and struggling to make ends meet in her rundown San Francisco apartment. She was also responsible for her baby, Fisher, after the tragic overdose death of his father, who had stolen her valuables to feed his drug addiction. While desperately searching the newspaper for job opportunities, Gina stumbled upon Rory’s ad, seeing it as a potential lifeline. After a promising phone conversation, she agreed to travel to Marietta. With her meager possessions packed into her dilapidated car, she embarked on an eighteen-hour journey, hoping her car would survive and her limited gas would suffice. However, upon arrival, her car broke down at Rory’s address, and she found the house in disrepair. She had arrived four days early, and Rory was nowhere to be found. Disheartened, she took it upon herself to clean the place to make it habitable, but her disillusionment grew. When Rory finally appeared and discovered Fisher, he, too, felt disappointed, as Gina hadn’t mentioned the child. Their initial encounter was rocky, leaving Gina in a state of desperation.

As time passed, they adjusted to each other’s presence and found common ground. Fisher endeared himself to everyone. Gina and Rory encountered numerous obstacles before finding comfort in their relationship, with an unexpected shock looming on the horizon, threatening to disrupt everything for Gina. Additionally, unresolved family matters needed attention before reaching a happy conclusion. You root for these characters, yearning for them to find love and good fortune in their lives. In this compact story, emotions run deep, making it a highly recommended read.

Taming the Outback is the first book in the Australian Outback series by Ann B. Harrison. It is the story of a single mother, desperate for a fresh start, who crosses paths with a cowboy who needs her more than he’d like to admit. With a rebellious teenager, a sound-fearing daughter, and a dead-end job, this grieving widow couldn’t get any tougher.

When summoned to the lawyer’s office, Libby anticipates the worst, but the situation turns unexpectedly. Inheriting an outback station might be just the opportunity her small family needs. It can’t possibly be more challenging than their current struggles. She doesn’t foresee the sparks that fly between her and her new neighbor, Nathan Miller. He’d prefer she leave and return to the city, but Libby possesses a tenacity that surprises him, and she stands to lose more than he realizes.

Nathan has been hurt in the past, which is why he initially doesn’t extend a warm welcome to Libby. Even though she’s precisely what he desires, he guards his heart and prefers the safety of bachelorhood over risking it again.

However, fate has other plans. When chaos ensues at the station, and Libby’s children face danger from Mother Nature, Nathan will either be proven right or find his defenses crumbling under the determined woman and her endearing kids.

Chance for love is the first book in the Watson Brothers series by Ann B. Harrison. Captivated by an alluring job listing for a ranch manager position amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Montana, Callie finds herself confronted by an unconventional requirement – matrimony. Her life has taken a sad turn, weighed down by an impossible debt burden in the wake of a tragic accident that claimed her parent’s lives. Confronted with mounting obstacles, she summons her courage and commits to a twelve-month contract.

Meanwhile, Chance has wearied of the glitzy, high-octane world he’s inhabited as a renowned International Bull Rider for an extended period. The glitter and extravagance that once held him spellbound have now lost their luster. A life-altering accident halts his career on the competitive tour circuit, compelling him to pursue the heartfelt aspiration he’s long harbored – marrying a grounded country girl and establishing a ranch dedicated to raising bulls. Yet, beneath this dream lies a more profound motivation: to heal the longstanding schism between himself and his estranged brothers.

What Chance couldn’t foresee was that a seemingly routine job posting would introduce him to a joyful Australian bride known for her spirited wit, who would upend his world entirely. The lingering question is whether Callie will return to her homeland once her contractual commitment concludes or if Chance can summon enough charm and persuasion to convince her to utter those cherished words, “I do,” thereby embarking on a lifetime of adventure and love alongside him.