In 1998, Rosalie's historical novel ALLEGIANCE made her a Golden Heart finalist in a writing contest sponsored by the Romance Writers of America [RWA]. The following year, the novel was published in soft cover and also as an ebook by The Fiction Works and nominated for the EPIC 2000 Award for best historical novel.  

The print rights to Allegiance was later picked up by Publish America and reprinted in trade paperback, while Whiskey Creek Press reprinted it as an eBook.  Whiskey Creek also released an ebook edition of Rosalie's western suspense novel, HONOR AMONG THIEVES.

Recently, she got her rights back to the ebook versions of both books and is making them available for sale in the Kindle format at Amazon.com. Her short story, Showdown at Charbonet's, is also available through Amazon in the Kindle format.

In 1991, Rosalie became one of the founding members of Rogue Writers Ink located in the Rogue Valley in southern Oregon. For seven years, she served as newsletter editor for that organization and has filled various board positions.

Rosalie grew up reading and cherishing books by Zane Grey, and was thrilled when she had a chance to meet his son, Romer Grey. When he discovered that she wrote westerns, he asked to read them. He was so impressed that he offered to help her market them as her agent. Unfortunately, his health failed and he died before being able to fulfill his promise. The memory of his support and encouragement stayed with her, however, and she never gave up her dream of publishing her stories and sharing them with others. She continues to write about independent women and courageous men of the old West. Today she wonders what Zane Grey and his son Romer would think about the high-tech world of electronic publishing and print-on-demand books.

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