I wondered if she really believed in him half as much as she seemed to. We could do something about climate change damage.
Her farm was pointed to as a model when others needed an example to trot out for the skeptical. Pungent air spiced with the aromas of goat, chickens, pigs, a couple of cows and horses. Nothing on this earth smells like a working farm.
Excitement contained-for now, I took another deep breath of the fragrant air. In five, to be exact, I’d push open the doors of the barn and get attacked. My cousin, using her hands and heart, had accomplished what the buttery rays of a rising sun revealed. What used to be a dusty plot of land, parched and cracked for lack of water, became the gold landscape I viewed from her porch. I love being out on the farm with Mai, but not as much as I love the woman who turned it around. Snagged (Christian Romance Not necessary to read first)Ĭhaos and Crab Pots (Christian theme romance) Read more Cherime has been a Best-Selling author in Amazon four times and has several books which have reached Number 1 on various GoodReads Listopia lists. The Other Side of Dusk was a finalist in the McGrath house award of 2017. She was part of the Amazon Best Selling in Anthologies and Holidays (twice), and Fantasy Anthologies and Short Stories. Sometimes, she ventures into Canada and down to the Lower 48 but is always ready to come home.Īs a reporter for the Copper Valley Views, Cherime MacFarlane received a letter of commendation from the Copper River Native Association for fair and balanced reporting.
Occasionally, she makes forays into other parts of the state on picture taking expeditions. A cabin built by her husband and her keeps Cherime and her four-footed friends warm during the cold winters. Romance, Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Paranormal, many characters and plots develop from a vivid imagination. A prolific multi‑genre author, she has a broad range of interests that reflect her ‘been there, done that’ life. Meet award-winning, Best-selling author Cherime MacFarlane.
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