Cherime MacFarlane
author : Cherime MacFarlaneI came to Alaska kicking and screaming in 1976, and I never want to leave. I cut firewood on shares for money to get through the winter. I swore I would not live above the Alaska Range because it was too cold there and wound up in the Copper River Basin where it got just a cold as Fairbanks. \nMy second husband, a Scot from Glasgow, was the love of my life. When I write Scots dialect, I experienced hearing it as my in laws spoke. Each time my husband got on the phone to Scotland after five seconds, I could hardly understand a word. I was my second husband's chief mechanic's helper and roadie.\nI live in a cabin which is slowly being surrounded by the city and wish I were further out. My two cats and Husky Collie mix dog are happy in our little slice of heaven called Alaska. In the silence of winter dreams of people and places provide a rich pool of ideas to explore. \nAs a reporter for the Copper Valley Views, Cherime MacFarlane received a letter of commendation from the Copper River Native Association for fair and balanced reporting. \nCherime won the Hardest Working Author Award from Author Classified. \nAmazon Best Selling in Anthologies and Holidays, twice. Amazon Best Selling in Fantasy Anthologies and Short Stories. \nWhat readers think; Listopia: Highland Light, #2 in Scotland the Brave and then some. \nWired For Sound, #3 Best Indie Romance Suspense. \nThe Twisted Laird, #1 in Great Scots. \nSnagged, #2 Best of Religious and Inspirational Fiction 2014. \nStalking Red, #2 Romance With Strong Contemporary Females and #3 Western and Native American Romance. \nDeirdre of the Sorrows, #3 Best Traumatized Heroine. \nThen They Were Six, #2 Best Sweet Romance Books. \nHeart of the Hunter, #2 Army Men and Women of Romance. \nCougar Hunt, #1 Addiction Romances. \nThe Other side of Dusk, McGrath House Indie Book Award Finalist 2017 \n\nbooks by Cherime MacFarlane:\n\nThe MacGrough Clan\t\t\t Copper River Romances\nHistorical to contemporary with a dash of paranormal\tContemporary multi-cultural romance-suspense\n\Cherime MacFarlane Book Series
author : Cherime MacFarlaneI came to Alaska kicking and screaming in 1976, and I never want to leave. I cut firewood on shares for money to get through the winter. I swore I would not live above the Alaska Range because it was too cold there and wound up in the Copper River Basin where it got just a cold as Fairbanks. \nMy second husband, a Scot from Glasgow, was the love of my life. When I write Scots dialect, I experienced hearing it as my in laws spoke. Each time my husband got on the phone to Scotland after five seconds, I could hardly understand a word. I was my second husband's chief mechanic's helper and roadie.\nI live in a cabin which is slowly being surrounded by the city and wish I were further out. My two cats and Husky Collie mix dog are happy in our little slice of heaven called Alaska. In the silence of winter dreams of people and places provide a rich pool of ideas to explore. \nAs a reporter for the Copper Valley Views, Cherime MacFarlane received a letter of commendation from the Copper River Native Association for fair and balanced reporting. \nCherime won the Hardest Working Author Award from Author Classified. \nAmazon Best Selling in Anthologies and Holidays, twice. Amazon Best Selling in Fantasy Anthologies and Short Stories. \nWhat readers think; Listopia: Highland Light, #2 in Scotland the Brave and then some. \nWired For Sound, #3 Best Indie Romance Suspense. \nThe Twisted Laird, #1 in Great Scots. \nSnagged, #2 Best of Religious and Inspirational Fiction 2014. \nStalking Red, #2 Romance With Strong Contemporary Females and #3 Western and Native American Romance. \nDeirdre of the Sorrows, #3 Best Traumatized Heroine. \nThen They Were Six, #2 Best Sweet Romance Books. \nHeart of the Hunter, #2 Army Men and Women of Romance. \nCougar Hunt, #1 Addiction Romances. \nThe Other side of Dusk, McGrath House Indie Book Award Finalist 2017 \n\nbooks by Cherime MacFarlane:\n\nThe MacGrough Clan\t\t\t Copper River Romances\nHistorical to contemporary with a dash of paranormal\tContemporary multi-cultural romance-suspense\n\