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  • Prickle Forrest Chronicles by Chrissy Hartmann – August 2026 Book Fairs, Book Events, Book Publishing, Oh my!

    Prickle Forrest Chronicles

    August 2026

    By Chrissy Hartmann

    Howdy, All!

    Well, pull up a chair, grab yourself a cup of coffee, and settle in, because there’s been plenty happening around this little corner of the trail!

    First things first—Hayden, affectionately known around here as “Butterscotch,” is settling in just fine.

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    When he’s in harness, he’s all business. But take that harness off and you’ve got yourself ALL PUPPY! He loves carrying his stuffed bone around, and—believe it or not—he has apparently decided that a stuffed coffee cup makes a fine puppy toy, too.

    Chris, Butterscotch, and volunteer Bob on the Braille trail

    We took a little venture at the end of last month to a Braille Trail at Hogback Ridge Park in Sunbury, Ohio, hosted by the American Council of the Blind of Ohio. Butterscotch absolutely loved it! It was a wonderful outing, and we had ourselves a whole heap of fun.

    The book festival season is officially back in full swing, and this cowgirl has plenty of irons in the fire. Not only am I participating in festivals, but I’m also helping with the marketing for three different events, including the BVI Lions Club ACB Ohio Fall Festival. Add in everything I’m doing for the book festivals, and you might say I’ve got my boots firmly planted in the marketing corral!

    And you know what?

    I’m having a blast with it. I even found a new app for my phone that lets me put text overlays on pictures. I’m still learning the ropes, but I’m having fun experimenting with it. And when I get myself into a bit of a digital pickle, there’s always my Eagle Scout to ride in and lend a hand  with photoshop every now and then!

    August 17th was a mighty busy day around here because two new books hit the trail!

    First up is my second short story:

     💕 Life Flight Kisses*

    This is Short Story #2,following Tacking of Hearts. Life Flight Kisses is now available in paperback, digital, and Kindle Unlimited, just like its predecessor.

    And then there was another little celebration…

    🖤 Whiskey Kisses

    My newest novella, Whiskey Kisses, also officially galloped onto the trail on August 17th!

    And let me tell you, Punkin was mighty pleased about the timing.

    Why?

    Because August 17th just happened to be National Black Cat Day!

    I certainly didn’t plan that little bit of magic, but I’ll happily take it. Sometimes the trail has a way of lining things up just right.

    So if you haven’t met Chet, Violet, and that mischievous little black kitten yet, saddle up and come on over to Whiskey for a little cowboy romance, kitten trouble, and plenty of kisses.

    You can find that broody cowboy, stubborn veteran, and ornery black kitten within the pages of  Whiskey Kisses  ! Don’t miss out!

    Now I need a little help from my trail hands.

    I’d love to know what you think about the covers for Life Flight Kisses and Whiskey Kisses. Which one catches your eye first? What do you like about them? I’d love to hear what you think! Want to make sure I’m on the right trail with them. Drop me a reply to this newsletter or send me a message through my website. I always enjoy hearing from readers.

    And here’s some good news for folks who’d like a signed copy of my books.

    You can now purchase autographed copies directly from my website! And because no good cowboy—or cowgirl—should ride away empty-handed, every book comes with some SWAG.

    So if you’re looking for a signed copy for yourself, a gift for a fellow reader, or just want to add a little more cowboy sparkle to your bookshelf, come on over and check it out.

    I’ve got another event coming up this month to help support PAWS and the Wayne County Dog Pound, and I may just try my hand at baking fresh dog biscuits right there at the event.

    Yep.

    Fresh dog biscuits.

    From my cookbook, The Grub Wrangler and Gruff: Dog Biscuit Almanac.

    Now, before anybody gets too excited, I should probably mention that this little baking adventure is still in the “we’ll see how this goes” stage!

    But I did find myself a brand-new toaster oven at a thrift store last month when I went thrifting a while back.

    So maybe the stars are lining up for some fresh-baked puppy treats!

    Treasuring Whiskey’s SalvationIs Almost Ready!

    The book is formatted, and now all that’s left is to make those edits. Got only 22 chapters to edit. That won’t take long, right?

    If everything goes according to plan, there’s a good chance this one could still see publication before the end of this year!

    I’ve also got a great idea brewing for the cover. I just need to get it made.

    And Then There’s Another Story…

    Now here’s where things get downright difficult.

    I’ve got another story brewing. The outline is written. I’ve got my notes ready to go, and there are just a few edits to make before I can really get rolling.

    And this one?

    Well…

    I’m going to try writing a western romantasy!

    Yep. You read that right.

    A little western. A little romance. A little fantasy.

    And, of course, it takes place in Whiskey.

    I am already having way too much fun thinking about this one, and it’s just about killing me not to start writing it right now. But I’ve got to keep myself honest. Treasuring Whiskey’s Salvationneeds to be edited, and these festivals need to get finished first.

    Then?

    It’s time to saddle up and ride into a whole new story.

    I also just got word that I’ve been asked to chat up the Indie Authors for the Buckeye Book Fair!

    I suppose that makes sense. After all, I’m an indie author and I’m the social media assistant for the Buckeye Book Fair marketing team. SO I’m busy thinking up publicity  stuff for a few of the indie authors. At the moment, the director’s got me writing a few articles for the Buckeye Book Fair Bookmark newsletter. I guess they figure I know a thing or two about what indie authors need promoted! I’m looking forward to helping get the word out and giving our wonderful indie authors some well-deserved attention.

    And to top off my day, just got word, I’ve been selected to participate  on a panel  regarding  book marketing for the Canal Town Book Festival. I’m tickled pink over this honor. Yeehaw!

    Well, folks, that’s about all the news from my little corner of the trail for now. There’s writing, editing, book festivals, marketing, dog biscuits, new stories, new books, a puppy with a stuffed bone—and apparently a coffee cup—and somehow I’m having a mighty fine time keeping up with all of it.

    I hope you’ll join me and Butterscotch out on the trail sometime soon.

    And if you can’t make it in person, don’t be a stranger! Send me a reply to this newsletter or drop me a message through my website. I always love hearing from readers.

    Until next time, keep turning those pages, chasing those dreams, and leaving a little room for some cowboy kisses, messy hearts, and small-town sparkle with hope.

    And remember…

    💖 Don’t forget to saddle up for Whiskey Kisses! 💖

    Happy reading, all!

    Chrissy Hartmann

    • Contemporary Western Romance Author

    • Award-Winning Short Story Writer

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  • Prickle Forrest Chronicles July 2026 by Chrissy Hartmann

    Prickle Forrest Chronicles July 2026 by Chrissy Hartmann

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    Prickle Forrest Chronicles

    July 2026 Round-Up from Chrissy Hartmann

    Howdy Prickles!

    Grab your favorite cold drink, pull up a porch chair, and stay awhile. Here’s what’s been happening around Prickle Forrest Chronicles this month!

    🐾 Hayden and Punkin’s Trail Report

    Can you believe summer is already halfway over? Seems like just yesterday I was watching the spring flowers bloom, and now we’re already talking county fairs, festivals, and fall around the bend. Time sure has a way of galloping by.

    This past month has been one wild ride. When I got the telegram—I mean, phone call—from The Seeing Eye saying they had found my new guide dog, I was plum tickled pink! I was headed to New Jersey at the end of June to meet my new partner, but before I could hit the trail, there was a mountain of work to get done.. and a whole lot of cuddling with Punkin to reassure her I would be back in 18 days… and with a new brother for her too. HaHa!

    🐾 Meet Hayden!

    Well, I survived the bumpy airplane ride, but that’s about where “normal” ended.

    My very first solo route at guide dog school froze my back tighter than an old barn door in January. Then Mother Nature decided to show off. During some of the hottest days of the summer—with temperatures climbing well over 100 degrees—the air conditioning quit working.

    Not long after that, an 80-mile-per-hour windstorm rolled through Morristown, knocking out power not only across town but at The Seeing Eye campus itself.

    The school moved everyone to the Hyatt Hotel on July 3rd while crews worked to restore the AC and power. Let’s just say… it wasn’t exactly the luxury cattle drive I’d imagined. And celebrating America’s 250th birthday in a hotel room with nothing to do didn’t rank high on this cowgirl’s list.

    Because training couldn’t continue as planned, our class was shortened. Eventually all of us retrains were sent home a day early since there wasn’t much our instructors could do while we were scattered around the hotel.

    Truth be told, I probably spent as much time wandering the hotel trying to find my room, the elevator, a place to park Hayden, or somewhere to grab a bite to eat as I did actually relaxing. If I head back again in another eight or ten years, I’m hoping Mother Nature gives us a little more cooperation!

    But despite all the craziness…

    I came home with my new partner, Hayden!

    And thankfully, the flight home was smooth as butter. Thank the Good Lord for that. Woohoo!

    Chrissy and Hayden on the Morristown green with statue of Seeing Eye founder, Morris Frank and Buddy

    Little did I know the adventure was only beginning… more next update.

    📚 From My Writing Desk…

    The writing trail has been just as busy with the bossherd driving their authors to the stockyard A.K.A. the publish button.

    Whiskey Kisses

    My proof copy finally arrived!

    Whiskey Kisses proof copy

    This Sunday my formatter, Alexandra, and I will be giving it one final ride-through. If everything looks good, I’m hoping to have it available for preorder before August 17th.

    Life Flight Kisses

    Next up is Life Flight Kisses.

    The manuscript ended up about sixteen pages longer than expected, which means the cover has to be resized before we can publish. Keep your fingers crossed that my cover designer can get ‘er done in time. If all goes well, we’re still aiming for an August 17th release.

    Treasuring Whiskey’s Salvation

    Just before leaving for guide dog school, I finished writing Treasuring Whiskey’s Salvation.

    Now that it’s had time to rest, I can finally start editing with fresh eyes… I think!

    My goal is to release it this November. now I’m picturing a cowboy, a beach, and one breathtaking sunset. Sounds like the perfect place for a romance to bloom, don’t you think?

    The cover is still rolling around in my imagination. Right

    🤠 Something New Is Ridin’ Into Town!

    I’ve been busy behind the scenes fixing up the ranch, and before long you’ll be able to order autographed books and Prickle Forrest Books merchandise right here on ChrissyHartmann.com—and at prices that’ll be a little kinder to your wallet than buying through the big online retailers.

    We’re not quite ready to swing open the barn doors just yet, but we’re getting mighty close!

    In the meantime, you can still save a few dollars on my books by visiting each book’s page on my website and clicking the “Sale” link. While those copies won’t be personally autographed, I’d still love to make them a little more special. Just send me a message after you place your order, and I’ll happily mail you a complimentary signed bookplate along with a little personal note. That way, you can add my signature to your book when it arrives.

    Chrissy and Hayden at my desk

    📅 Events Out on the Trail…

    📅 Come See Me on the Trail!

    If you’re nearby, I’d sure love for you to stop by and say howdy.

    Here’s where you can find me over the next couple months:

    July 25 – Coshocton Book Festival

    July 25th Coshocton book Festival flyer

    August 14 – Willow & Whiskers

    August 15 – Tractor Supply Pet Days

    August 22 – Marshallville Historical Days & Farmers Market

    September 12 – Tractor Supply Fall Fest

    A few of these events will be my first outings with Hayden by my side, so come introduce yourself—and maybe him, too! I’d love nothing more than visiting with fellow readers and cowboy romance lovers.Book events

    Chrissy and Hayden

    🤎 Until Next Time…

    From tip to tail, thanks all!

    Chrissy Hartmann

    • Contemporary Western Romance Author

    • Award-Winning Short Story Writer

    • Book Reviewer

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  • Prickle Forrest Chronicles – June 2026 – Woohoo! Books, Books, And A new Partner!

    Prickle Forrest Chronicles

    June 2026

    Howdy, Prickles!

    Well, summer finally moseyed into these parts. Hope the sunshine’s been treating you all kindly.

    Me? I was doing just fine until I broke a tooth on a handful of peanuts.

    Yep.

    Peanuts.

    A tiny little snack has managed to bring this cowgirl to her knees. Since then, my menu has consisted mostly of coffee (because giving that up ain’t happening), applesauce, oatmeal cookies soft enough to survive a tornado, and the occasional PB&J if somebody cuts the crusts off first.

    Needless to say, I haven’t exactly been the life of the party.

    Around here, we’ve been operating under my official pain-management plan: coffee, acetaminophen, an ice pack, and 100% stubbornness. It works for about an hour or two at a time. Truthfully, I’d rather crawl under a pile of blankets with my laptop and spend the day writing, but life’s got other plans, and I wanted to get this newsletter out before I hit the trail on June 22nd.

    Saddle Up—Dog Guide School Awaits

    For those who haven’t heard the news, I got the smoke signal and a follow-up from the Pony Express.

    I’m headed to The Seeing Eye for dog guide school!

    I’ll be gone for three weeks. Well… technically eighteen days. Or sixteen if you don’t count travel days. That’s the version I keep telling Punkin’.

    She isn’t buying it.

    Last fall, when I had foot surgery and spent five days in the hospital, she spent the next week giving me the cold shoulder. This time I’ll be gone even longer, and to make matters more dramatic, I’ll be bringing home a new brother for her.

    That’s right.

    A boy.

    A male German Shepherd.

    I’ve been waiting nearly two years for this day. Part of me wants to break out into a boot-scootin’ boogie. The other part wants to light off a bunch of fireworks.

    Considering my dancing skills and the fact that I’m blind, neither option seems particularly wise.

    Still, I’m mighty excited.

    The Fourth of July

    Can you believe we’re coming up on America’s 250th birthday?

    That’s one thing I’m genuinely sad to miss.

    I’ll miss the family reunion, the festivities, and all the celebrating back home. But hopefully my new four-legged partner will keep me entertained while I’m in New Jersey. My cousin has already promised we’ll make up for it once I get back.

    I’m holding her to that.

    A Book Update Worth Celebrating

    Ever have life throw a surprise your way that suddenly moves your entire work schedule forward?

    That happened around here.

    The Muses and I rounded up the posse and got the final chapters of Treasuring Whiskey’s Salvation finished. Didn’t want those chapters hanging over my head while away.

    And when I say finished, I mean FINISHED.

    Woohoo!

    The next full-length novel is officially done.

    I’ll let it simmer for a bit and take it with me to dog guide school for an evening read-through. There’ll likely be some edits, but the heavy lifting is complete.

    I’ve already chosen a brand-new cover. The old one I had made years ago no longer fit the story, so it’s headed out to pasture. The new one captures the book much better—a sweet moment between a cowboy and the woman he’s fallen for on a beautiful island beach.

    My goal is a November release. Just in time for cooler weather.

    Hopefully it’ll warm your heart and leave you wishing you spent winter somewhere tropical.

    Good gravy, at least that’s the plan.

    Books Available Now and Coming Soon

    Tacking of Hearts

    In the meantime, don’t forget Tacking of Hearts is available now in paperback, ebook, and Kindle Unlimited.

    It’s a perfect beach read, especially if you’ve got a fruity drink nearby and no intention of doing anything productive.

    Whiskey Kisses

    My western novella Whiskey Kisses is completely finished and headed your way August 17.

    We’re double-checking the formatting and page count because I’d rather not repeat the adventures we had with the Tacking of Hearts cover.

    If you love kittens, cowboys, small-town charm, and plenty of kisses, this one’s for you.

    Another Short Story on the Way

    As if one August release wasn’t enough, I’ll also have a second short story releasing later that month in paperback, ebook, and Kindle Unlimited.

    If second chances, first responders, and cowboy banter make you smile, you’ll want to keep an eye out for Life Flight Kisses too.

    Punkin’s Future Brother

    Speaking of kittens…

    I’m still not entirely convinced Punkin’ is going to appreciate her new brother.

    Truthfully, she’ll probably be more upset with me for abandoning her with the cowboys for three weeks and depriving her of proper cuddle time.

    The new pup might have to earn his place around here. And as for his name, don’t know it yet. I’ll find out on the 24th. I’ll send out a quick post on social media to introduce you all to him once I get the chance. Probably won’t be until the sun sets, but before the rooster crows. Find me on all social media  by@USAWriter355

     Fall Events and Festivals

    Once we’re back home and settled in, things get busy.

    I’ll be attending book events in Maumee and Coshocton before September arrives and turns life into a full gallop.

    This fall I’ll also be helping with the Wooster Noon Lions Club and American Council of the Blind of Ohio Fall Retreat. It’ll be my first time participating, and I’m looking forward to trying a little bit of everything:

    * Fishing

    * Archery

    * A scavenger hunt

    * Farmers market visits

    * Trail walks

    * Cookouts

    * And hopefully a pizza party or two

    Somewhere in there I’ll also be attending a book festival that same weekend.

    We’ll see if the new shepherd can keep up.

    Personally, I think he’ll do just fine. German Shepherds tend to enjoy having a job to do.

    After that, festival season kicks off again on October 3 and keeps rolling all the way through December 14.

    Bring On Fall

    Now don’t throw tomatoes at me, summer folks.

    I enjoy summer.

    Mostly.

    But fall is my season.

    The humidity settles down, my joints stop complaining quite so much, and writing becomes a whole lot easier.

    And then there are the boots.

    Let’s be honest.

    It’s all about the boots.

    The boots are the major reason.

    If they’d let me train in cowboy boots these next few weeks, I’d probably try it.

    Although my hiking boots might be the smarter choice.

    Maybe.

    We’ll see.

    Helping the Pups

    I’m putting on the final touches on the details on something mighty special with The Seeing Eye. My hope is to partner with them so they can carry The Grub Wrangler and Gruff: Dog Biscuit Almanac in their gift shop for their dog guide users and trainers, with all proceeds from the digital editions going directly back to help support the school and the pups.

    Now I’ve got a favor to ask…

    If you’ve tried out the recipes for your pups, I’d love to hear how they liked them. And if you’d be willing to leave a review over on Goodreads, I’d be mighty grateful too.

    I’m hoping to gather a few more reviews to help show just how much pups and their humans are enjoying the cookbook. Every review truly helps more than you know.

    And don’t hesitate  to ask your local library to round up  a copy digitally or in paperback, reviews from library  copies count too.

    Before I Ride Out…

    If you’d like updates from dog guide school and introductions to the new pup, be sure to follow along on social media. I’ll try to post whenever I get a little downtime.

    Otherwise, you’ll have to wait until the next newsletter to hear all the adventures.

    And if any of you all have packing advice for a three-week stay away from home, send it my way. I’d be mighty grateful.

    Now, if you’ll excuse me, I need to round up another ice pack and put on a fresh pot of coffee.

    Looks like it’s going to be another long night.

    Now saddle up, there’s summer romances with cowboy kisses, messy hearts, small-town sparkle, and lots of hope to be read!

    From tip to tail, thanks!

    Chrissy Hartmann

    Contemporary Western Romance Author

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  • Prickle Forrest Chronicles May 2026 New Books, Boot Barn Temptation, and Possible Puppy News

    Prickle Forrest Chronicles

    May 2026

    Howdy Prickles!

    Well now, May sure came in like a runaway colt and never slowed down once. I’m mighty thankful for all the blessings this month brought, but I’ll admit… I’m looking forward to June easing up the pace just a smidge. Unless, of course, a dog guide pup becomes available. Then all bets are off around here. Hmm?

    Book Event Roundup

    This past month had me hitting the trail for both the 3rd annual Newark Book Fest and the 1st Artasia & Bookie Nights festival. I had mighty high hopes for both events, but Mother Nature apparently missed the memo. Rainy skies and chilly weather rolled in for both festivals.

    The Newark Book Festival, held downtown at their  brick pavilion, would’ve been downright beautiful under sunny skies. Same goes for Artasia & Bookie Nights at The Ribbon at the Glass City Metropark up in Toledo, Ohio. Even with the cold and rain, both events still proved worth the trip.

    There’s just something special about getting out and meeting readers, fellow authors, and folks who simply love books all while dodging the rain.

    And to every single reader who braved the weather and purchased a book — thank you kindly. Truly. It’s folks like you all who make all the long writing nights worthwhile.

    Boot Scootin’ News

    My Little piggy on the right tootsie is officially healed up and back into regular boots again! That means no more weekly foot doc visits around these parts, and I couldn’t be happier.

    While digging through the closet, I rediscovered two pairs of boots I apparently bought a few years back and somehow forgot about. One pair’s a dark brown everyday style, and the other’s a chestnut pair that’s a little dressier — perfect for book events and author shenanigans.

    Most days, though, you’ll still find me stomping around in my favorite black boots or those simple dark brown ones.

    Now… I did wander into Boot Barn and spotted two mighty purty pairs of boots. One had hearts stitched all over ’em and the other had daisies. Trouble is, neither pair came in knee-highs, so I talked myself out of buying them.

    Barely.

    Makes a gal wonder just how far away Christmas really is…

    New Releases & Writing News

    I’m thrilled to finally announce that Tacking of Hearts is officially published! This is Book One in the Buckeye Hearts and Lone Star Kisses – Whiskey Salvation Heartland Tales Collection and it’s available now on Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and digital.

    And hold onto your hats because Book Two, Life Flight Kisses, is headed your way this August. I’m currently hard at work formatting it, and I truly think y’all are going to fall head over boots for this story.

    Over in Whiskey, Texas, Whiskey Kisses is all formatted and waiting on final edits before release day on August 17th. Punkin says it’s the Meow “Meow” of books.

    Meanwhile, I’m busy finishing up Treasuring Whiskey’s Salvation. Only eight chapters left to write, so I better saddle up and keep this wagon moving.

    Reason being? I haven’t the faintest clue when I’ll get the smoke signal — or maybe a Pony Express rider — telling me it’s time to head to The Seeing Eye in New Jersey for my new guide dog. That could happen any time this summer.

    Once that call comes, I’ll be off for three weeks of training with my new pup, and life’s going to get wonderfully busy around here. I promise to keep y’all updated every step of the way.

    Helping the Pups

    I’m also working on something mighty special with The Seeing Eye. My hope is to partner with them so they can carry The Grub Wrangler and Gruff: Dog Biscuit Almanac in their gift shop, with proceeds from the digital editions going directly back to help support the school and the pups.

    Now I’ve got a favor to ask…

    If you’ve tried out the recipes for your pups, I’d love to hear how they liked them. And if you’d be willing to leave a review over on Goodreads, I’d be mighty grateful.

    I’m hoping to gather a few more reviews to help show just how much pups and their humans are enjoying the cookbook. Every review truly helps more than you know.

    Until next time, keep your boots dusty, your coffee strong, and your hearts open to a little romance.

    Chrissy Hartmann

    Now kick off your boots, grab a Whiskey romance, and settle in for some cowboy kisses, messy hearts, and small-town sparkle filled with hope!

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    • Award-Winning Short Story Writer

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