Award Winning Writer
Author of Contemporary Women’s Fiction, Romance, and Cozy Mysteries
Amazon Best Selling Author
Multi-RONE Award Finalist
Best of Women’s Fiction Award
1st Place in Romance from SWA
My Newest Book
Christmas Present:
A Junction, Georgia Story
Pottery artist Chelsea Cooper meets celebrity chef Zachary Tanner and the chemistry between them is crazy! But for her, Christmases past are old memories. Future Christmases look bleak. Will Chelsea recognize the only Christmas that counts is the present one?
Zachary Tanner might be new to Junction, Georgia, new to discovering more family, however, since his mother died, he’s not new to living life in the present. When he first meets Chelsea, he’s drawn to her and each encounter afterward confirms the attraction is growing into something special…if only she’ll let it.
Will Chelsea share this Christmas with him?
My Books
Bayou
Born
Fleur de Lis Series
Bayou Bound
Fleur de Lis Series
Bayou Beckons
Fleur de Lis Series
Bayou Brides
Fleur de Lis Series
Branna
Fleur de Lis Brides Series
Biloxi
Fleur de Lis Brides Series
Camilla
Fleur de Lis Brides Series
Fleur de Lis Brides
Fleur de Lis Brides Series Anthology
Christmas Bells
Her Heart’s Desire
Behind the Mask
Christmas Present
More Books
Check out Linda’s short stories in these fundraising anthologies!
Love In The Low Country Volume 2
A Winter Holiday Collection Book 2
Love Around The Table
Anthology of short stories to benefit the Ronald McDonald House
Love and Grace
An Anthology of romance for the soul, a gift from the heart
Storm Country
The Anthology
About Linda
Award-winning author Linda Joyce writes contemporary romance, women’s fiction, and she’s also working on a cozy mystery series. Her short stories appear in multiple anthologies, most of which are for charity fundraisers.
Linda dabbles in poetry and has published several poems, including one featured with the Smithsonian’s traveling exhibit: New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music in Kansas City…
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Imagination of Creation
A heavy 1937 Underwood typewriter perches on a dedicated shelf in my office. Steel levers and margin stops, iconic round brass keys with letters stamped into their centers. Its presence is regal. For years, my grandmother used it nearly every day, even to type a short...
What’s in a name?
I’ve taken on another project to write a 10,000-word short story for Lowcountry RWA’s next anthology, publishing in the spring of 2025. While that may seem a while away, the organization’s leadership will wrangle a dozen authors, a dozen stories, and multiple rounds...
*Hello!*
Thank you for stopping in and taking a look around. Please feel free to hop over to the Contact page and leave me a message with your thoughts about the style, design, and feel of what you’re seeing here. Let’s stay in touch! I sat and pondered about what to say in my...