Author Holly Stevenson

  I'm celebrating the new year with a brand new series in the charming beach town of Bright Harbor. Be sure to join my release party & giveaway for your chance to win an autographed copy or Amazon gift card. Click the link below to enter: https://www.goodreads.com/event/show/1078741-a-release-party-giveaway-event

  The Snowed In  sweet romance series is now complete! You can read details on all SIX fabulous books HERE . Grab a cup of cocoa and prepare to get snowed in this holiday.🌲⛄💗⛄🌲

  Congrats to the winners of the release party and giveaway for Snowed In a the Ranch ! Enjoy the gift cards and happy spending!😊

 Christmas With the Captain is FREE today only! Be sure to grab your copy before the deal is gone!💥 He’s a lonely captain. She’s wary of love. Can a Christmas miracle bring them together? Emmett Rockwell is the founder of Omni Tech. At age thirty-one he’s acquired the ultimate American dream of unlimited wealth and time. But there’s just one problem—he doesn’t have anyone to share it with. The women he’s dated have all had dollar signs in their eyes, and Emmett is tired of playing that game. He’s ready to become a confirmed bachelor when he meets Grace, the caterer hired for the upcoming Christmas party on his yacht. Grace is a breath of fresh air, treating him like a regular person, and Emmett isn’t about to ruin that by confessing his true identity. He tells her a half-truth: that he is captain of the yacht she’s been hired to cater. Grace Palmer never knew how satisfying it would be to start her own catering company. With her sister as her business partner, she spends all day doin

       There have been many, many days when I've asked myself why I write. I always get a chuckle out of the fictional authors in books and movies who seem to have fame and fortune simply by submitting their manuscript and then the money just rolls in. While there may be some authors out there who have this kind of blessed luck, I haven't met one. The truth is, being an author is work. Hard work. It can be an isolated and lonely job, with a market that constantly changes and a never-ending stream of competitors to compare oneself with ... not to mention characters in your head that won't shut up, and the occasional review that makes you ugly cry and wonder why you ever thought you could write a book in the first place.     So, with these disheartening factors in mind, what sane person would ever decide to become an author?  I can't answer this for every author, of course, but many of my author friends whom I've discussed this with have had similar answers---we simpl

  "This is a sweet and clean romance that features a working guest ranch in snowy Montana. The Christmas card effect is in full force throughout the story from log cabins with glowing fireplaces to sleigh rides in the snow. It will warm your heart and satisfy your Hallmark Christmas cravings." ~Amazon Reviewer "This was just what I needed to get me in the mood for Christmas. I couldn't put this book down! It had me hooked from Chapter one. Her writing makes you feel that you were at the Ranch with the characters enjoying Christmas. My favorite book that I have read by Holly Stevenson so far. Would highly recommend and will of course be reading more from her in the future!" ~Amazon Reviewer Click HERE for your copy!

This morning I helped my daughter study for a test about the Revolutionary War and had an overwhelming feeling of gratitude for those early colonist patriots who gave everything for the founding of a new nation. I've always been fascinated by this point in time in U.S. history, and if I could go back to any time in history to visit, I would be sorely tempted to pick July 4, 1776 to witness the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The colonists had so much courage to stand up for their freedoms, especially when the odds were highly stacked against them. There's nothing like an underdog story, and this is one of my favorites. How about you? Is there a point in history that you connect with and feel is especially meaningful?