Sometimes a story finds new boots to walk in.
Right now, Boots and Stilettos has expanded beyond one storefront, and that’s honestly a good thing. It means more readers can grab a copy in a place they already know and trust, and it means the series can keep growing the right way.
So here’s the simple update:
If you’ve been looking for Boots and Stilettos, you can now get it at Barnes and Noble.
And yes, I want you to feel a little exclusive here, because you are.
You’re not just “someone who might read it someday.”
You’re one of the people who’s here now, while the story is spreading its wings.
Milano meets Montana, and sparks don’t ask permission
This book has my favorite kind of tension, the kind that feels real.
Antoinette “Annie” Contadelucci is an Italian heiress with a polished world behind her and a point to prove. She’s smart, proud, and used to control. Montana does not care about any of that.
Jake Spyker is the opposite. Quiet. Grounded. Built from routine and responsibility. He trusts his horse, his cattle dog, and the land. People take longer.
Put those two in the same orbit, and you don’t get instant fireworks. You get friction. You get culture clash. You get that slow pull where both of them realize they’re changing, and neither of them wants to admit it first.
That’s the heartbeat of Boots and Stilettos.
Why this “wide” move is actually good news
Going wide simply means the book is reaching readers in more places. That matters, because readers don’t all shop the same way.
Some folks love Amazon.
Some folks avoid it.
Some folks have a Barnes and Noble account already loaded and ready.
By expanding distribution, I’m making sure the book is easier to find, easier to share, and easier to read without extra steps.
So if you’ve been waiting, this is your green light.
Your special link to Barnes and Noble
CLICK HERE or follow this link:
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/boots-and-stilettos-kirk-voclain/1148572465?ean=2940183221985
Copy and paste this into your browser:If you’re the kind of reader who likes to tell a friend, feel free to send that link along. That kind of word-of-mouth is still the most powerful marketing on earth, and it’s always appreciated.
A quick note about availability
You may have noticed the book isn’t currently available everywhere at the moment. Platforms shift. Distribution changes. Publishing is glamorous like that.
What matters is this: the story is available, and readers can still get it.
I’m focusing on access, momentum, and keeping the experience smooth for the people who actually matter here.
That’s you.
If you’ve already read it, thank you
I’ve been hearing a consistent theme from readers, and it’s the best kind of feedback to get:
- It’s humorous in a warm, human way.
- It’s heartfelt without being cheesy.
- It’s easy to get lost in.
- The writing feels clean and visual.
That last one makes me smile, because I’m a photographer by trade. I’ve spent decades learning how to frame emotion, not just faces. When I write, I’m doing the same thing, building scenes you can see, and characters who feel like they walked in from real life.
Want to support the book in a simple, non-awkward way?
If you buy it at Barnes and Noble and enjoy it, consider leaving an honest review there.
No incentives. No gimmicks. Just a real reader telling another reader, “Hey, this one was worth my time.”
That kind of review helps algorithms, sure, but more importantly, it helps the next person decide if this is their kind of story.
Review on Goodreads Too
If you like to check reviews before you buy, Goodreads is a great place to peek behind the curtain. You can see what readers are saying, add Boots and Stilettos to your “Want to Read” shelf, and follow along as more reviews roll in.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/242770995-boots-and-stilettos
Stay connected
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I’m building this series for the long haul. More books. More Spyker Ranch world. More moments that stick.
And if you’re here early, you’re part of that foundation.
So yes, this is an “exclusive” moment.
Not because it’s locked behind a velvet rope, but because you’re the kind of reader who shows up before the crowd does.
Thanks for being here.