My favorite Whiskey Valley book is...Hmmm, I don’t think I can choose. Each book for me represents a different stage in my writing journey as well as the development of the series. Do you have a favorite?

Fatal Flow is the first book in Jake and Lucy's spin-off series! Read more about it on the Mystery in Whiskey Valley Series page. In this series, Jake and Lucy navigate their new romance and the mysteries of Whiskey Valley.   

If you've read my Whiskey Valley Romance series, you've probably noticed that I've mentioned or introduced other families such as the Wolfes and Henesseys. At some point down the writing road, some members of these families will be featured in the series!

Haven't visited the Valley yet? You can read more about the series on my website at https://www.aleighkdean.com/whiskey-valley-romances.html

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Clyde and Zelda will NOT have a romance. Zelda's heart will always belong to John, and Clyde prefers to romance his Bingo Queen (and any other lovely lady who catches his eye).

These characters are such fun to write! I'm sure Clyde and Zelda will make appearances in upcoming Whiskey Valley Romances as well as the Mystery in Whiskey Valley spin-off series.💕

Whiskey Valley Romances can be read as stand-alone stories or read in series order for the full Whiskey Valley experience.💕📚

Here's a teaser from my newest release, Maybe Someday, A Whiskey Valley Romance, Book 3! Maybe Someday is a stand alone or can be read as part of the series. 

If you enjoy a tall glass of sweet tea, quirky characters, strong female friendships and sexy steam with your romance, this may be the book for you!
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Whiskey Valley Romances are small-town romances filled with humor, steam, family, friends, warmth and heart. Each book is a stand-alone romance or can be read in series order for the full Whiskey Valley experience. Readers say the series is “a great series,” “great steamy romance,” “warm and very entertaining,” and “an awesome read.”

Can you imagine sexy Sheriff Jake Prescott as a...pastor? The character originated in an unpublished short story about a sassy reporter and a pastor who team up to solve a murder. Personally, I'm happy he made the move to Whiskey Valley as the local sheriff. 

In a very early version of A Taste of Whiskey Valley, The Swooning Lady was named The Lounging Lady and was an art gallery instead of a book store.