
The next ride starts in your inbox.
My newsletter isn't a marketing list — it's the front porch. Step on up, and I'll send the kind of letter I'd want to receive from an author I love.
- New release announcements. You'll always be the first to know when a new book is on the way.
- Sneak peeks. Cover reveals, early chapters, and the occasional sneak listen.
- Exclusive excerpts. Scenes and side stories you won't find anywhere else.
- Behind-the-scenes research. The dusty corners of history I went chasing for each book.
- Bonus content. Character backstories, deleted scenes, and the occasional family recipe.

Welcome to the porch, friend.
I'm so glad you pulled up a chair. Out here, a good story is like good coffee — meant to be savored, shared, and poured with a generous hand. You've just stepped onto the porch at Lynda J. Cox's place, and I couldn't be happier to make you feel right at home.
So what happens now?
Once in a while — never too often, I promise — you'll find a letter from me in your inbox. Inside, you might discover:
- New release news before anyone else hears about it
- Sneak peeks at covers, chapters, and works-in-progress
- Exclusive excerpts and side stories you won't find in the books
- Behind-the-scenes research — the dusty trails and forgotten histories that breathe life into every story
- Bonus content like character backstories, deleted scenes, and the occasional family recipe straight from the frontier kitchen
I write these notes the same way I write my books: with heart, honesty, and the hope that you'll feel like you're sitting right here on the porch with me.
A few things to know:
Your privacy matters. I will never share your email with anyone, and you can leave this porch anytime you like. If you ever want to mosey on, hit reply with "unsubscribe" in the body of the email. I'll remove your name post haste. No hard feelings — the door's always open if you come back and the coffee's always hot.
In the meantime, pour yourself something warm, settle in, and let's see where these trails lead.
With gratitude and a full heart,
Lynda J. Cox
P.S. Got a question or just want to say howdy? Hit reply — I read every single one.