Can bitter rivals come to love each other? Fighting deep prejudice against her femininity, her choice of vehicle, and even her heritage, Camara Cole is determined to win the mud-bog racing championship this year. Her biggest competition seems also to be her worst enemy. Chase Lamar has been racing mud-boggers as long as Camara, and he grudgingly admits she's the best driver-mechanic he knows. Their rivalry has been long and bitter. But Chase is a new Christian. As he begins to change, he finds his relationship with Camara changing, too. When Camara's vehicle is sabatoged, she naturally blames Chase, despite a growing attraction. Chase must prove his innocence, but evidence points his way. When the smoke clears and the truth is known, will each be able to extend forgiveness, maybe even love?
Debra Ullrick's debut novel, The Bride Wore Coveralls, won 2nd place in the 16th Annual Heartsong Presents reader polls for Favorite Contemporary Romance and 2nd place in the Favorite New Author Category. Deja vu Bride, the sequel to, The Bride Wore Coveralls, is available in paperback, e-book, or Kindle. Dixie Hearts, is a three book compilation by Debra and two other well known authors. Plus, several stories of Debra's are sitting on editor's desks just waiting for a publishing house to adopt them. And recently, three have been adopted. The Unexpected Bride, published by Steeple Hill's Love Inspired Historical line, coming May 2011. A Log Cabin Christmas, published by Barbour Publishing, is a compilation of nine novellas. Debra's novella in this collection is - A Grand County Christmas. Christmas Belles of Georgia, published by Barbour Publishing is a compilation of four novellas. Debra's story is - Loving Stetson.
A lot of Debra's inspiration comes from her real life hero, her hottie cowboy husband of thirty-five years. And she uses some of her only daughter's antics in her books as well.
Debra and her husband lived and worked on various cattle ranches throughout the Rocky Mountains for over twenty-five years. The last ranch they lived at, a famous movie star and her screenwriter husband purchased property there. Another ranch they worked on, Kurt Russell hunted on it, and her husband had the privilege of taking Eddie Albert horseback riding.
Recently, Debra and her husband, along with their ornery Manx, moved to the flatlands, where they're currently dealing with cultural whiplash from city living.
Besides Christ, her passions include: attending Red Rocks Church in Golden, mud-bog racing, monster trucks, classic cars, muscle cars, watching Jane Austen movies, COPS, Castle, Little People Big World, reading, writing, drawing western art, feeding wild birds, animals, and talking with her friends.
