Books
Books, novellas, and collections by Linda W. Yezak
Whether traditionally published or published independently through my personal imprint, Canopy Books of Texas, all my books are available through major retailers.
The Circle Bar Ranch Series
Give the Lady a Ride
Part-time bull rider, full-time ranch foreman, Talon Carlson realizes his entire future rests in the hands of a tiny woman who doesn’t know beans about either.
The Final Ride
Talon Carlson’s dreams for the Circle Bar Ranch are coming true, along with another dream he never expected to be fulfilled–a chance to love again.
Ride to the Altar
Different from all the other novels in this series, Ride to the Altar forces Talon and Patricia to face their past individually before they can face the future together.
Collections
A Southern Season
Enchanting Women’s Fiction/Romance collection, featuring novellas by Eva Marie Everson, Claire Fullerton, Ane Mulligan, and me. Welcome to the intriguing world of the American South.
The Cowboys
Four unique historical western romances!
I joined award-winning authors Jennifer Uhlarik, Sandra Merville Hart, and Cindy Ervin Huff to create a great boot-stompin’, spur-jinglin’ collection of novellas. If you love the cowboys of the old west, this collection is for you!
Stand-alone Books
Fiction
Skydiving to Love: a Novella
When JoJo Merritt took the dare to go skydiving, she didn’t realize she was terrified of flying. Can handsome Mitch O’Hara help her take the leap?
The Cat Lady’s Secret
Millie wears crazy clothes and carries a tote bag and a fish net to capture feral felines. She walks all over town, and everywhere she goes, she encounters people with wishes, wants, and needs–and all are fulfilled.
Non-Fiction
Writing In Obedience
Writing in Obedience is for the new Christian writer or the writer looking to decide how God wants them to incorporate their faith into their writing.
Public Speaking for Newbies
Many of us authors tend to live in our heads, direct what we have to say to the page rather than a crowd, and tolerate outsiders for only as long as our creative minds allow before slipping back into our craniums with thoughts of “that would make a great story!” or “what an intriguing character he would be!”