Saturday Snippet: Just So You Aren’t Accusing Me

The following is from my first book, Aaron’s Annulment Bride, Book 3 in the multi-author series, Sweethearts of Jubilee Springs.

         “It’s not like I’m reading the letters, Aaron. I have been waiting patiently for you to share your news with us. Unfortunately, my patience is not being rewarded.”

          Aaron rolled his eyes towards the ceiling. “Courting is not a family affair, Ma. Besides, anything I say I can expect to be shared with the entire town, thanks to the tendency you two have to talk to everyone who comes into the store.”

          Simon Brinks straightened up in his chair, a look of indignation on his face. “Say, Son, I’m not sure I appreciate that remark. It sounds like you’re accusing us of spreading gossip.”

          Aaron shook his head. “I know, you’re just being neighborly, Pa. But sometimes I would rather my news not be shared unless I do the sharing.”

          Simon grumbled into his coffee cup. “Just so you aren’t accusing me of being a gossip. That’s for old women who don’t have anything better to do with their time.”

I now have the first three books in the series compiled into a collection titled Independence Day 1881 – Zina Abbott’s Sweethearts of Jubilee Springs. It is available both as an ebook and in print on Amazon. If you have a Kindle Unlimited account and have not yet read all three of my first three books, this book containing three novellas will count as one book on your KU queue. You may find the book description and purchase link by CLICKING HERE.

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