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Mary Langer Smith, Coeur d'Alene Chapter
Idaho Writer's League
2006 Lifetime Service Award
1998 Published Writer of the Year
To learn about Mary's books, scroll down.
Mary Smith aka Maryn Langer first became a member of the Twin Falls Chapter of Idaho Writer's League around 1983 and enjoyed about 6 delightful years until family illness forced her to become inactive. Upon moving to Northern Idaho in 1996, she joined the Coeur d'Alene chapter. Mary served the state as 2nd vice-president and treasurer. She has worked in the chapter including being president for 2 years, 2004 state conference co-chair, coeditor of Kaleidoscope, the national award winning book, written by chapter members. When not writing historical romances and teaching commercial fiction craft at NIC, she has been chief of or serf on a host of committees. Mary has been Idaho Writer of the Year and received the Lifetime Service award in 2006..
Mary has published many Christian romance novels and more recently, is working on a historical fiction novel about the Pony Express. Her latest novella is one of four stories for sale in the hardback, Christmas on the Prairie. During Christmas it has been available at Christian bookstores and Wal-Mart among other places. Mary teaches writing classes for North Idaho College Workforce Training Center and presents how-to writing workshops at the drop of a hat.
Moon For A Candle
Alexas Spence -- She came west, a small-town girl with big dreams, ready to fight for the only thing she had ever owned -- her ranch -- even if it meant clashing with the logger and the gentleman.
David Hornbeck -- He rode into her life in a fine buggy and with the courtly manners of an Easterner. But were his intentions entirely honorable? Which did he desire most -- Alexa or her ranch?
Martin Taylor -- Her neighbor on an adjoining spread, he set out to instruct her in the ways of the West, but she knew he wanted the prime timber in her land. Whom could she trust in this wild new world?
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Purchase at www.marynlanger.com/ and store.
Eyes of the Heart
Prudence Beck is in a dilemma. Her husband of a few short months has been hanged as a horse thief and she is alone on the brink of motherhood.
The majestic timberland of the Washington Territory beckons, and Prudence soon finds herself the somewhat unwelcome guest of Jonathan Hartwell, a rugged lumberman. His wife has died after the birth of their child and his now four-year-old daughter hungers for the warmth of a mother's love.
Prudence feels that she can provide the love they both need...if only Jonathan will look through the eyes of his heart.
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Purchase at www.marynlanger.com/ and store.
A Prairie Christmas
In this pair of irresistible stories, two Victorian women who lost their homes in the big city are appalled by their new homes on the open prairie. Can each woman find hope and love in their new lives?
Price Varies 240 pages 8 x 5.1 x 0.7 inches Paperback
Purchase at Amazon.com.
Updated: December 06, 2009
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Mary Langer Smith
