Kari Lynn Dell is a renowned American author, born and raised on a ranch in north central Montana. She is a third-generation cowgirl who has been involved in rodeos and training horses since a very young age. Dell's first rodeo was at the age of two weeks old, and she has been a part of this world ever since. This early exposure to rodeos is reflected in her writing, particularly in her successful Texas Rodeo book series, which features cowboys, ranches, and horses.
Dell is not only a writer but also a well-trained rodeo competitor and horse trainer. She has won several awards, including the Breakaway Roping Championship organized by the Association of Senior Pro Rodeo in Canada in 2013. Dell currently lives on her family ranch, located on the Blackfeet Reservation, where she shares her time with her loving husband, son, and a Cowdog named Max. The ranch is located near the boundary of the United States and Canada, providing Dell with a beautiful view of the Glacier National Park and Canada, which she can see from her writing desk. This stunning location inspires her writing, enabling her to create exciting and interesting novels one after the other.
In addition to her own writing, Dell is also inspired by the works of other prominent authors like Louis L'Amour, Karen Templeton, Jennifer Cruise, and Virginia Kantra. She enjoys reading their books and learning different aspects of writing an interesting romance story. Dell's website, KariLynnDell.com, provides more information about her writing, upcoming publications, and ranch life on the east slope of the Rockies. Visitors to the site can sign up for her newsletter to receive updates on her work and get first access to early releases, special prizes, and bonus content.