Many years ago, before I had children, I dreamed of being an author. Then the kids arrived, and things got to busy to think of any dreams except the ones I wanted to have during any sleep I could possibly grab.
So the years passed and one day as I was dealing with ‘Empty Nest’ syndrome it dawned on me, I could now chase my dreams of old. Suddenly I felt like a kid in a candy shop. Which one first?
After learning to ride a horse, travel, photography and volunteering, one day I ran across my old writings from high school and remembered I had wanted to write a book. I had loved sci-fi, murder mysteries, animal stories and romance. I decided to take several courses on writing to see if I could even do it. Found out I had been writing all along, just for business reasons.
Two years later, I am proud to release my first book, Windswept Hearts. A romance based on what I know best, the Wyoming way of life. Check it out!
http://www.bookrix.com/_title-en-robynn-gabel-windswept-hearts
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Robynn Gabel had two dreams growing up, writing books and riding horses. In her first two books, she fulfilled them both by publishing her award-winning story about her time with Elvis, a champion Missouri Fox Trotter. However, her continual pursuit of adventure pushed her off into the deeper waters of writing a historical romance novel taking place in the backdrop of the Viking Age. An adventurer at heart herself she has always been an avid traveler and has held career positions in a variety of fields but Robynn’s calling to write has never wavered earning her prestigious literary awards. In her latest book, Norse Hearts, she draws from a rich treasure trove of experiences and painstaking research to provide not only a historically authentic tale but one with true emotional power only she can bring.
When she is not writing she lives life with her husband Mark in the wind-swept land of Wyoming riding Missouri Fox Trotters, and loving a large herd of children and grandchildren.
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