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The Rancher Before Stilettos
by Marcia Williams Cromer 
Category: Black & African American Romance Fiction, Ebooks
Praise Rancher Before Stilettos is a captivating masterpiece! Marcia literally brings the characters, scenes, and places to life through vivid depictions. This book is eloquently written, highly entertaining, and a MUST READ! I will forever live vicariously through Zaide Grace! - Amazon Customer, 5 star review |
ABOUT THE BOOK
“The Rancher in Stilettos” captivated readers across a course of three novels, featuring Texas-born rancher Zaide Grace and her close-knit group of friends known as “the Dreamers.”
Fans of the series and new readers alike will delight in “The Rancher Before Stilettos,” a prequel that delves into the backstory of this enduring sisterhood, centered around Zaide, the group’s linchpin.
Discover the roots of fellowship, solidarity, controversy, and conflict as we follow this camaraderie and Zaide’s journey from cowboy boots to mile-high heels. A move from Texas to New York City, plus a challenging job opportunity and a new best friend in corporate HR manager, Sasha Rollins, unites two women from different worlds who share much in common.
The pair discovers a “magical middle” during weekend outings and shopping excursions around the metropolis, a backdrop for the healing and joy of sharing their stories. With birthdays just a day apart, the two quickly become “Virgo siblings” and confidantes, as Zaide’s life reaches the next level, while inquisitive Sasha helps to reveal and inform the journey that brought her there.
Dive into the men in Zaide’s life, too, where romance and chemistry abound. Pick a favorite, if you can, when sparks fly and set hearts afire. Rugged appeal, vibrant chemistry, deep understanding and passion all get points for effort, but let’s see whose fire burns brightest.
This is “The Rancher Before Stilettos,” not just a “coming of age” tale, but the story of a “coming of Grace.”
“The Rancher in Stilettos” captivated readers across a course of three novels, featuring Texas-born rancher Zaide Grace and her close-knit group of friends known as “the Dreamers.”
Fans of the series and new readers alike will delight in “The Rancher Before Stilettos,” a prequel that delves into the backstory of this enduring sisterhood, centered around Zaide, the group’s linchpin.
Discover the roots of fellowship, solidarity, controversy, and conflict as we follow this camaraderie and Zaide’s journey from cowboy boots to mile-high heels. A move from Texas to New York City, plus a challenging job opportunity and a new best friend in corporate HR manager, Sasha Rollins, unites two women from different worlds who share much in common.
The pair discovers a “magical middle” during weekend outings and shopping excursions around the metropolis, a backdrop for the healing and joy of sharing their stories. With birthdays just a day apart, the two quickly become “Virgo siblings” and confidantes, as Zaide’s life reaches the next level, while inquisitive Sasha helps to reveal and inform the journey that brought her there.
Dive into the men in Zaide’s life, too, where romance and chemistry abound. Pick a favorite, if you can, when sparks fly and set hearts afire. Rugged appeal, vibrant chemistry, deep understanding and passion all get points for effort, but let’s see whose fire burns brightest.
This is “The Rancher Before Stilettos,” not just a “coming of age” tale, but the story of a “coming of Grace.”
Marcia Williams Cromer
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Marcia Williams Cromer is a native of Huntsville, TX, and began writing early in life. "Everyone has a story to tell," Marcia says. "They only need to be asked. Even the shyest person will open up." People are a constant fascination for her… their successes, trials, joys and sorrows have always fascinated this self-confessed "addicted people watcher."
A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Arts in English, her professional career includes corporate marketing, communications and project management for employers including NYNEX Mobile Communications, Verizon Wireless, Citigroup as well as Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Marcia is an expert in visual communication and rhetoric, design of print and online documents, and cultural implications in technical and business writing. She has published corporate communications for wireless telecom, financial and health care industries. In 2007, Marcia took her corporate skills and launched her own marketing firm, Virgo Events & Productions.
Her latest book, The Rancher in Stilettos, is a romantic novel based on a group of six black women whose relationship spans their entire lives. They met as children in the small Texas town where they grew up and forged a bond that would last a lifetime. Though not biological, "The Dreamers" are sisters in every sense of the word, and when life struggles present themselves, the women form their "Dreamers Circle" of protection against outside forces. You can't stereotype Zaide Grace and her friends. Try to put "The Dreamers" in a box and they will decorate it with every color and invite the world in for a tour.
When she has time outside of her work commitments, she loves to travel the world, meeting new people and hearing about their experiences. An important aspect of her life is family and friends. Marcia refers to herself as the "crazy glue that holds us all together." Her first book of poetry, "Go… And Find Yourself Some Happiness," is a tribute to her late paternal grandmother, Maggie Williams, a role model from whom Marcia continues to draw strength. Marcia also serves as president of The Cecil and Bernice Williams Scholarship Fund which offers annual support to deserving students in honor of her parents who were life-long educators.
Website:
https://www.marciawilliamscromer.com/
Marcia Williams Cromer is a native of Huntsville, TX, and began writing early in life. "Everyone has a story to tell," Marcia says. "They only need to be asked. Even the shyest person will open up." People are a constant fascination for her… their successes, trials, joys and sorrows have always fascinated this self-confessed "addicted people watcher."
A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Arts in English, her professional career includes corporate marketing, communications and project management for employers including NYNEX Mobile Communications, Verizon Wireless, Citigroup as well as Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Marcia is an expert in visual communication and rhetoric, design of print and online documents, and cultural implications in technical and business writing. She has published corporate communications for wireless telecom, financial and health care industries. In 2007, Marcia took her corporate skills and launched her own marketing firm, Virgo Events & Productions.
Her latest book, The Rancher in Stilettos, is a romantic novel based on a group of six black women whose relationship spans their entire lives. They met as children in the small Texas town where they grew up and forged a bond that would last a lifetime. Though not biological, "The Dreamers" are sisters in every sense of the word, and when life struggles present themselves, the women form their "Dreamers Circle" of protection against outside forces. You can't stereotype Zaide Grace and her friends. Try to put "The Dreamers" in a box and they will decorate it with every color and invite the world in for a tour.
When she has time outside of her work commitments, she loves to travel the world, meeting new people and hearing about their experiences. An important aspect of her life is family and friends. Marcia refers to herself as the "crazy glue that holds us all together." Her first book of poetry, "Go… And Find Yourself Some Happiness," is a tribute to her late paternal grandmother, Maggie Williams, a role model from whom Marcia continues to draw strength. Marcia also serves as president of The Cecil and Bernice Williams Scholarship Fund which offers annual support to deserving students in honor of her parents who were life-long educators.
Website:
https://www.marciawilliamscromer.com/
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