The best selling author talks about `McKettrick’s Luck`

A Northport and Spokane, Washington native, author Linda Lael Miller has been raised on tales of the Old West from her father, uncles, and grandmother's frontier stories. Linda grew up the daughter of a town marshall, and those memories, stories, and experiences of yesteryear have shaped her award-winning literary style.

Ms. Miller is the author of more than 77 books and won the Silver Pen Award and the coveted Romantic Times Most Sensual Historical Award. Additionally, she is a six-time finalist for the RITA Award.

In this February 2007 interview, host Cindy Rhodes speaks to the New York Times bestselling author about her first time writing, her Old West influences, the Linda Lael Miller Scholarships for Women, and the release of “McKettrick’s Luck," the first in the new contemporary trilogy about an American family and their difficulty in reconciling and balancing their careers and personal lives while learning what is important to them in love.