Bluebonnet Bride
Gina Hollister, a dyslexic with a PhD in educational psychology, leaves her home in the Texas hill country for the summer in order to tutor the daughter of widower and business tycoon, Steve Bryson. They will be living at his huge house near Durango, Colorado, a mansion that Gina calls a castle; and an attraction develops between Gina and Steve.
Nevertheless, Steve doesn't like Bible Thumpers; and he thinks Dr. Gina Holliter is one.
Bluebonnet Bride was published by Scrivenings Press.
When the Cowboy Rides Away
If you like cowboys, you'll love When the Cowboy Rides Away, a Christian western historical with a touch of romance, and Scrivenings Press republished this novel on March 23, 2021. The earlier version of this book won first place in a contest for published authors and also placed in another contest.
The Rogue's Daughter
Like inspirational westerns with a touch of romance? Then The Rogue’s
Daughter by Molly Noble Bull is for you.
Molly’s books win contests, and she has a Texas ranch background.
The Rogue’s Daughter is set in San Antonio, Corpus Christi and ends on
a ranch in South Texas cattle country in 1890 where Molly spent part of
her growing up years. The novel was first published by Zondervan
Publishing in 1986 and republished by Guideposts in the nineteen
nineties. Now this western is available again in paperback and as an
e-book.
When the Cowboy Rides Away, another of Molly’s westerns set in the same
area but in 1880, won the 2016 Texas Association of Authors contest in
the Christian Western category.
Cinderella Texas is an inspirational western romance set on a cattle ranch in modern-day South Texas, and Cinderella Texas is available now at Amazon.com.
Too
Many Secrets is an inspirational western novella by Molly
Noble Bull and part of The Secret
Admirers Romance Collection. Set in the Texas hill country
in 1882, Too Many
Secrets is one of nine novellas by nine different authors
to be published by Barbour Publishing in May 2017. Click below to read the first two chapters of Molly’s novella, "Too Many Secrets."
First Place Winner in the
Christian Western category
2016 Texas Association of Authors Award
Besides winning the 2016 Texas Association of
Authors contest in the Christian Western category, When the Cowboy Rides Away
was also a finalist in the 2016 Will Rogers Medallion Awards contest in
the Inspirational category.
When theCowboyRidesAway
by Molly Noble Bull
Maggie Gallagher, twenty-one, runs the Gallagher Ranch in South Texas
and has raised her little sister and orphaned nephew since her parents
and older sister died. No wonder she can’t find time for romance! The
novel opens two years after Maggie loses her family members.
Out for a ride with her
sister, she discovers Alex Lancaster, a handsome cowboy, shot and
seriously wounded on her land. Kind-hearted and a Christian, Maggie
nurses him back to health despite all her other chores. How could she
know that Alex had a secret that could break her
heart?
When the Cowboy Rides Away is a romantic
western set on a cattle ranch in south Texas in 1880, and it was
published in
September 2015. The novel is available in paperback and as an e-book,
but what
makes all Molly’s westerns unique is the fact that both her father and
her
grandfather were ranch managers, real Texas cowboys. Molly spent part
of her
growing up years on a sixty thousand acre cattle ranch, and when she
writes
about ranches and cowboys and south Texas, she knows what she is
talking
about.
The Secret Place by Molly Noble
Bull is a romantic historical set in France and England in 1740 and
ending in Luss, Scotland. Join Pierre and Rachel as they flee
oppression and an evil captain in the adventure of their lives.
Turn on your sound and click ">"
below to see and hear a very short Gatehaven video.
Gatehaven
is a long, dark histroical Christian gothic
novel set in 1784 England, Scotland, and American and available in
trade paperback in early October 2013. (Creation House/Charisma Media)
Molly
Noble Bull entered three national contests for published authors in
2008, and she placed in two of them. She won the 2008 Gayle Wilson
Award in the inspirational category and tied for first place in the
2008 Winter Rose Contest in the inspirational category. The Southern
Magic chapter of Romance Writers of America sponsored the Gayle Wilson
Contest located in Birmingham, Alabama. The Yellow Rose chapter of RWA
located in Fort Worth, Texas sponsored The Winter Rose Contest. To find
all Molly’s books at online and walk-in bookstores, write Molly Noble
Bull in the search slot.
Bestselling
author of The Rogue's Daughter
and The Winter Pearl
Molly Noble
Bull's newest novel, Sanctuary, was published in
September 2007 in trade paperback by Tsaba House. Sanctuary
is
a fast-paced Christian novel and the first in the
Faith of Our Fathers
series about the Huguenots. With danger and
persecution lurking
at every turn, the characters in Sanctuary
leave France and
finally settle in Scotland. In Book Two,
the family leaves
Scotland and travels to the state of South Carolina
amidst more
troubles and hardships every step of the
way. Readers who liked The
Winter Pearl, Molly's Steeple Hill trade paperback, will also
enjoy Sanctuary--and learn
a little history besides.
The
Overcomers: Christian Authors Who Conquered Learning Disabilities
by Molly Noble Bull and four other Christian authors. All five suffered
from learning disabilities, yet they overcame through Jesus Christ. The
Overcomers was published in 2011, and it was entered in
the Women of Faith writing contest. The Overcomers:
Christian Author Who Conquered Learning Disabilities was a
finalist in that contest out of
over six hundred entries.
Available in trade
paperback and as an E-Book. (Westbow Press)
The
Winter Pearl
In
1888, Colorado was a dangerous place for a girl on the run. But Honor
McCall
had to take her chances to escape from her cruel, drunken uncle and
start
a new life. She never imagined that she'd be rescued by a handsome
young
minister, or find a place to call home in his church.
It
was more than she deserved, more than she could ever repay. So how
could
she stay on -- accepting charity while living a lie, hiding the truth
about
the danger that stalked her, hiding the love in her heart for a man who
might never return her feelings?
Actress Suzann
Condry took on a tough role when she traded lives with her twin sister,
Holly. Suzann needed to get away from Hollywood...and Holly believed
Suzann
might find both peace and faith in charming Oak Valley.
Anything
can happen when twin sisters trade lives!
Could Suzann
convince everyone she was the sweet church librarian? Especially Josh
Gallagher,
the handsome assistant pastor who looked like a rugged rancher. Suzann
feared he suspected her...until he asked for a date. She soon dreamed
of
an "ordinary" life as Josh's wife. But would Josh still love her once
he
learned her true identity? Click on the image to
buy the book!
A
word about "Brides and Blessings" from
Molly -- Twins have always fascinated me. My
paternal grandmother
was a twin, and the thought of writing about twins intrigued me. The
possibility
that my novel might point others to the Lord, blessed my heart. Some
describe
true Christians as judgmental and mean-spirited. But I've found them to
be just the opposite. I hope my readers will think the characters in
"Brides
And Blessings" are kind, happy Christians--that they enjoy life to the
fullest--and have a sense of humor. Love and Blessings to all!
Other
Books by Molly Noble Bull...
"For Always"
and "The Rogue's Daughter" (a historical) were published by Zondervan
Publishing
House in 1985. Both were reprinted and came out from Guidepost, the
Book
Division. A critic once wrote, "...what makes Molly Noble Bull's books
different from other inspirationals is the humor".
For
Always In the midst of a
sorrow that
almost crushed her, Garth came and gave her a special gift - a love
that
brought strength.
After the death of
her first husband
in an accident, Merrily is united in marriage to Garth. With two
children
who resent their mother remarrying, Merrily must help them adjust to a
new family while she herself must come to grips with the death of her
first
husband and accept her new relationship. "For Always" is a story of
relationships,
a story of love that spans eternity.
"For Always"
was the first novel Molly ever sold, and it is set in Germany in a town
much like the one Molly and Charlie lived in when Charlie served in the
army with United States Forces, Germany.
The
Rogue's Daughter Had she
really stood in front of God and church and minister, and allowed
herself
to be joined to Seth Matthews for life?
Only a few
short months after graduation, Rebecca Roberts found herself with both
the teaching job she desperately needed and something else she had been
determined never to have - a husband. Seth Matthews, a rugged,
independent
widower, had hired Rebecca to teach his three young children, then
married
her, "to save her reputation." It was a legal arrangement only, no love
involved. Or was there?
The azure skies,
sun-baked earth, and majestic live oaks of Seth's South Texas ranch
afford
the setting for the most important lessons of this story: Rebecca
learns
about trust and tenderness, and Seth learns about the God she loves.
The
Winter Pearl
For
Always
The
Rogue's Daughter
