
Welcome to Jan Scarbrough's world. I write feel-good
romances combining my love of writing and "happily ever
after" endings
with my love for horses. If I can work a horse into my plot, so much
the better!
Take a look at my upcoming romance novels and
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Available
September 8, 2010
"Not Quite Christmas is a wonderful novella,
that shows how getting snowbound can turned out to be the
best thing that happens to you." Marissa's Sizzling Hot Book
Reviews
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"Kentucky
Groom is a warm, emotionally moving contemporary
romance. . . . Filled with heartbreak and joy, diverse and complex
characters, plot twists, romance and two vulnerable people
looking for love, this story will keep the reader captivated
as the plot unfolds. I recommend Kentucky Groom to
anyone looking for a great story." Reviewer
Dottie, RomanceJunkies.com
Bestseller!
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The readers at Love Romance Cafe e-mail loop have voted
for the Best Contemporary Book in 2009 and selected Kentucky
Bride as Honorable Mention!
Jan
Scarbrough's "characters are dynamic yet expressive. They are vulnerable
but sensitive. The chemistry is explosive between the
two main characters. The way this couple reconciled was
poignant. The down-to-earth actions of all the characters
made this fast-paced book a page turner. I loved this
offering from Scarbrough. Each book I read is my favorite!
I highly recommend this book to everyone." Reviewer
Brenda Talley, The
Romance Studio
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“Jan Scarbrough has quickly become a favorite author
to me.” Reviewer Brenda Talley, The Romance Studio
“A
Groovy Christmas is a heartwarming story of Kathleen
and Grant, former teenage sweethearts who are reunited
during Christmas in their hometown of Legend, Tennessee.
Jan surprised
me by tackling a very tough subject. The story takes place
during the time when young men were drafted into the Viet
Nam war. Grant’s struggle between free will and duty to home
and country was so convincing, it made me misty-eyed. Lots
of personal growth in this story for both Grant and Kathleen,
whose love for each other saves them both. For me, who came
of age during the 60’s, this was a pleasant stroll
down memory lane. Jan paints such a realistic picture of
the era,
I was there. Well done, Jan!"
—Romance author Devon
Matthews
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“Once again, Jan Scarbrough has worked her magic.
This third book in her Kentucky series (or Bluegrass Reunion
series) is another wonderful example of her writing skills.
She transports her readers into the middle of the American
Saddlebred arena and makes us feel as if we are, indeed,
present during the activities of showing horses. It is obvious
she knows of which she writes. Her methods capture our imagination
and insure our personal involvement in her books.” Reviewer:
Brenda Talley, The Romance Studio
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“Kentucky
Woman, book two in the Bluegrass Reunion series, is a beautifully
written contemporary, capturing the struggles of a single
mother wonderfully. Jan Scarbrough created such wonderful
characters. I related to Alex on many levels, warming to
her character from the beginning. Both the hero and the heroine
are family oriented and goal driven with a strong sense of
duty. The fears of rejection and hurt they face and their
compassionate nature is touching. I can’t wait for
book three in this wonderful series.” Reviewer: Pamela
Denise, Romance Junkies
"I thought Kentucky Woman wonderfully
portrays the struggles of a single parent in a realist fashion
that
many can relate to." Reviewed by Nikita Steele, Joyfully Reviewed |

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Kentucky
Cowboy “is
an absolutely wonderful book. I always loved the idea of
reunions of lost loves. Judd and Mandy are two hard headed
people but I would expect this with all they had to go through
in their lives. You just want them to be happy. This is the
first book that I have read of Jan’s and to me it’s
like a fresh of breathe air. This is the first in the series
of the Bluegrass Reunion series. I am looking forward to
reading the second in the series.” Reviewer: Kim G.,
Enchanting Reviews
"Readers, you can’t go wrong with
Kentucky Cowboy!" Reviewed by Nikita Steele,
Joyfully Reviewed
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