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This is so exciting!  Thank you readers for making One Hundred Horses a best seller in two categories on U.S. Amazon!  We have set the bar high and I'm thrilled!   In the next few weeks The Shaman's Song will be released.  Wouldn't it be amazing to see both books side by side on the best seller's list?  DREAM COME TRUE!
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One Hundred Horses ranked #98 today in Historical Fiction on Amazon. Woo hoo...my first best seller!   It also ranks #42 in Hot new releases!  Thank you Laura Johnson and Madison Conners of Front Porch Romance. Don't miss "The Shaman's Song" releasing this spring with Solstice Horizons!

Jenn Avery review of One Hundred Horses

Jenn Avery - Romance Lover: Book Review - One Hundred Horses by Elle Marlow : Buy at Amazon ABOUT THE BOOK Grey Fox grew up listening to tales about a love so passionate and rare that it has become worth more...
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Welcome to the Ell-ite blog debut author F.J. Thomas.  I have known this pretty lady for a few years over the internet.  F.J. is kind, compassionate and funny.  She knows her way around a horse and the pen and paper.   She has a new release "Lost Betrayal" with Solstice Publishing.   I think you will fall in love with her as much as I have.   Here's the interview; Frances Jewel Filson-Thomas Edit profile details Frances Jewel Filson-Thomas qheventer@yahoo.com                 Please tell us about yourself, where are you from,  and a little about your family .   I originally grew up in Nashville but have lived the last ten years in east Tennessee on our small horse farm, Fairweather Farm. I’m married to my husband, Steve, and have three step children who are all in the Army. I work full time in the healthcare industry writing healthcare appeals to pay the feed bill but I’m really a lost cause horse geek at heart. I judge horse sh