A voracious reader, Linda began writing her own stories when she was 10.
Her father was a town marshal, although he, along with her uncle Jake "Jiggs" Lael also competed on the rodeo circuit. Linda Lael was born in 1949 in Washington. She has also written under the pen name Lael St. She’s snoring away on my bed, but this is an exercise day and Jenni will be arriving soon to take her to the trainer’s.Linda Lael Miller (born 1949 as Linda Lael), is a best-selling American author of more than 100 contemporary and historical romance novels. I’ll post a photo here and on Twitter when they do. My peonies are set to pop open at any minute. All the plant pots have been brought in from storage on a high shelf in the garage, and I’ll be filling them with all manner of color this weekend, the splashier the better. I actually have two, but I’m putting green peppers and zuchini in the other. The Canadian Wrangler set up my big “tomato tree” planter, and the starts are in. Spring has truly sprung around here, and I’m so thankful. And don’t think I’m prejudiced or anything, but the Harlequin booth is always the best one at BEA–I feel so fortunate and so proud to be published by these dynamic, inventive and forward-thinking people. Parties, shopping (look out McKenzie-Childs and Kate’s Paperie!) and signing books will round out the week. I’ll be doing a satellite media tour to promote “Garrett”–check your local listings, in case I’m on TV in your area. I’ll be wining (but not whining) and dining with my beloved editor, Joan, my super-agent, Irene, and Leslee, Alana and Bridget from Truth Be Told. I’ll be in New York City then–one of my favorite places–for this year’s Book Expo America, and that’s always fun.
In the meantime, watch out for the next installment in the Texas McKettricks trilogy, “Garrett”, coming May 25. I can’t wait for you to read it I’m sure hoping you’re going to love it, too. Two chapters in, and I’m LOVING this book.
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