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Kari Lynn Dell

Kari Lynn Dell is a famous author from America who is known for writing contemporary and romance novels. She is particularly well known for writing the highly successful Texas Rodeo book series, featuring cowboys, ranches, and horses. Author Dell is a native resident of the northern central Montana. Her family owned ranches for many years and she is a 3rd generation cowgirl herself. Dell was born in Cut Banks, Montana, The United States and was brought up on a ranch to don a cowgirl hat and costume. She is also a well trained rodeo competitor and horse trainer. Author Dell is the winner of the Breakaway Roping Championship organized by the Association of Senior Pro Rodeo in Canada in 2013. The first rodeo was attended by her when she was just 2 weeks old. Since then, she has existed in the horse-induced state of poverty. Currently, author Dell lives on her family ranch located on Blackfeet Reservation. She loiters in and around the bunkhouse of her parents along with her loving husband, son, and a Cowdog named Max. The front step of her house has a tipi. Dell is able to see a beautiful view of the Glacier National Park by sitting on her desk while writing her books. She is also to see Canada within a short distance from her house as it is located near the boundary of the two nations. The beautiful location helps author Dell to have a feeling of freshness and a peaceful mind to write her stories. She says that this is one of the reasons why she is able to come up with exciting and interesting novels one after the other quite often. Author Dell receives inspiration from the popular works of the prominent personalities like Louis L’Amour, Karen Templeton, Jennifer Cruise, and Virginia Kantra. She reads the popular books of these authors every now and then, and learns the different aspects of writing an interesting romance story.

8 Books
2 Series

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Standalone Books

In From the Cold

2015

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