Author Pens Riveting Christian Romance with Women in Mind… A Year to Remember

LA HABRA, Calif. - Nov. 13, 2013 - PRLog -- Acclaimed author Nicole Ramirez introduces an unforgettable love story unlike any other with her Western romance called A Year to Remember.

“All women love a great love story,” said author Nicole Ramirez, who like A Year to Remember’s main character is a teacher. “Writing is a strong passion of mine and I am inspired by my job and my life around me.”

Ramirez, who lives in La Habra with her husband and two dogs, weaves an intricate story of two people’s unlikely encounter developing into a classic love story for the ages.

A Year to Remember is a story about 21-year-old Brianne Wells, who moved hundreds of miles from her family to become a teacher. The town of Fontain is everything she imagined it would be, quaint and friendly. Unlike previous teachers, Brianne falls in love with her one-room schoolhouse, the town and everyone in it. Well, almost everyone…

Travis Becker was used to teachers coming and going from the small town he called home, but the last one he thought would stay. He thought that because he had all but proposed to her. However, she had left, just like the rest. So when young, vivacious Brianne Wells moves to town, he is anything but nice to her.

Forced to be around each other in such a small town, Brianne and Travis slowly break down the walls that keep them from being friends. Will the year ahead of them be full of tears or laughter? Love or heartache? Either way, it’s sure to be a year to remember.

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A Year to Remember Excerpt:

She could feel him watching her as she looked around the horizon. She could just imagine what he was thinking about her right now. Mentally making fun of her wearing pants, being covered in dirt and sweat, and now dog slobber.

She never would have guessed that he was thinking that Sarah was right. This girl is different than the previous teachers. They would stay in their houses whenever they weren’t at school. Some of them would go to church, others wouldn’t. And none of them had really made any friends. Well, one had.