Linda Rigsbee: 22 books

"A Tutelarius Love" is a clean romance novel about a wealthy California girl who comes to Arkansas for a self-inflicted reliance test. Woodsy lore and culture shock give this story a rural feel. Sometimes humorous, sometimes sad, readers have declared the book a page-turner. Megan's father...

After nine years of marriage and four children, Carmen and Alex are beginning to take each other for granted. Worse, the enthusiasm they have for their jobs may result in less attention for their children. Carmen decides that a vacation will break them both free of their routines and provide quality...

The arrival of spring kids gave hope of finally putting the goat dairy business in the black, but finance didn't make the top of Carmen's list of woes. Josh was ready to get married and so was she, but maybe not to him. They had been childhood playmates and everyone assumed they would soon be husband...

Which is more important; friendship, loyalty or love? Kayla’s friend has a dragon of a landlord. Marcie, a single mom with a 5-year-old daughter, has been working long hours, struggling to make ends meet. Kayla has a wonderful landlady in Mrs. Langley. Kayla is trying to find a way to help Marcie...

The last two weeks before their wedding, Carmen and Alex are challenged with the responsibility of remaining chaste. Together, they face that and other normal challenges of adjusting to marriage - except the ones Carmen keeps secret. As Alex discovers each of her secrets, he is more concerned with...

Whether it's a teenage crush, a second chance or a senior relationship, love can be complicated. These short clean romance stories are realistic and thought provoking. Where the Snow Geese Live - A widow is trying to recover from a lost love when she buys a remote home near a small lake. Her...

Carmen knows she can’t please everyone, but she is trying to be the best mother, wife and manager she is capable of being. In the process, she’s willing to change the way she dresses and acts. Alex is confused and alarmed by the change. He likes his responsibilities exactly where he expects...

Mary Jo Spencer is a tree hugging environmentalist. She is an unabashed hillbilly who lives in the mountain wilderness of Arkansas with her parents and younger developmentally challenged brother. They have no telephone, plumbing or electricity and, while her father is away on a job with the only family...