April's Affections and Intrigues: Love and Mystery Bloom

Clio Teixeira

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44 comments posted.

Re: A Taste of Seduction (6:18am March 11, 2011):

Sorry about all your health troubles, hope you are well now and if a great book came out as a result, then, something good came of it. Stay well.

Re: Animal Magnetism (2:50pm March 5, 2011):

Oh, as for grocery store-inspiration/drooling- I envy you- whenever I am grocery shopping I either have my 2 young daughters in tow- which is disastrous!!- or I am listening to my kindle, so I am lucky to find my way to the milk isle without bumping into too many people- so I am out of luck there!!!:)

Re: Animal Magnetism (1:19pm March 5, 2011):

I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your books, ALL of them: I love your style, your prose, your sense of humor, the way your describe your characters' emotions/decision and how you weave, love/lust/sex and life into your stories, as painful and playful as they are. I LOVED "Animal Magnetism"- is it a series, pl, pl, pl, make it!!. I LOVED "Simply Irresistible" and can't wait for "The Sweetest Thing" - I've pre-ordered-how fast can you type- and all your other books. I have been meaning to write a review on Amazon for Animal bt I would say what I say to all my book-buddy/book-lover friends: I wish more people wrote like you. I've turned a friend into your "Temptation" series and you are just fabulous!! So thank you. If I win this book, I will pass it on to someone else, so they too can fall in love with your writing.
The airplane scene at the end of "Animal Magnetism" just brought me to tears...oh..and my daughters now want a puppy and I saw one and immediately thought of your book.

Re: Against the Law (4:01pm March 1, 2011):

Can't wait to read these too.

Re: Storm Of Reckoning (9:51am February 19, 2011):

Sounds great.

Re: The Mistress' House (8:00am February 10, 2011):

Oh, I love your books!!

Re: Society's Most Disreputable Gentleman (10:24am February 9, 2011):

This book sounds great.

Re: Burning Darkness (9:52am January 31, 2011):

Unforgivable is anything that violates one's humanity.

Re: Wild Man Creek (9:43pm January 29, 2011):

Oh, I love your books. They transport me to a wonderfully peaceful place. Thank you!!

Re: Immortal Champion (4:36pm January 27, 2011):

I read romance to escape to a wonderfully blissful reality!!and for the sexy scenes too!!:)

Re: At Hidden Falls (5:53pm January 25, 2011):

Oh, I've been since forever. My first book that had an impact on me that I can remember was "LIttle Women" and I still cherish this book. Would love to read your new book.

Re: At Hidden Falls (4:53am January 25, 2011):

Oh, I love your books- they are so emotional and moving. I've been reading all my life- all types of books- and I am glad to report that my young children also love to read..maybe readers breed readers!! hahaa

Re: Deadly Heat (11:15pm January 22, 2011):

Can't wait to read this next instalment in this series. Great stuff.

Re: Dreams' Dark Kiss (3:35pm January 18, 2011):

Sounds like a great read. Would love to have it!! Tks,

Re: Pleasure Me (6:56pm January 14, 2011):

I loved Assassin's Honor and Assassin's Heart. Very impressed with your research.

Re: Mercy Kill (6:03pm January 9, 2011):

Would love to check this one out for myself.

Re: Fatal Justice (9:05pm January 6, 2011):

I love the premises of your books.

Re: Real Vampires Have More To Love (12:43pm January 4, 2011):

WOuld love this one...

Re: Against The Wind (7:20pm January 3, 2011):

I just started "Season of Strangers" and I am really enjoying it...look forward to reading more of your books, Kat.
Thanks

Re: Against The Wind (10:43am January 3, 2011):

I absolutely LOVE love stories with a lot of tension and passion. These sound awesome.

Re: Deadly Identity (4:01pm December 30, 2010):

Oh I love such advices and comments. I've done some writing myself and it is not easy- I think either you have the talent or you don't and those who do,use wisely and frequently get the rewards. I think many of us- me included- lack the discipline and focus that it requires to be a writer or the endurance- physical and emotionally to deal with rejection and criticism, bt at the end it is worth. Now, I am very happy to be a reader.

Re: Cowboys Never Cry (7:55pm December 29, 2010):

I love your books, have them all...as for fiction vs reality- an embellished reality is always better than pure reality or pure fantasy....LOL

Re: Red Ink (4:18pm December 28, 2010):

I agree with the comments. Write what you know is great, bt yet so limiting, why not our imagination go and with some research and talent, I think we can go anywhere in our minds.

Re: Haunted Honeymoon (9:54am December 27, 2010):

I like a good, hot, steamy, love story and I am doing it just now bc we are buried under snow right now!!

Re: Pay Up (4:33pm December 23, 2010):

OMG...does that book sound hot, hot hot...I want it!! I live in a very cold part of the country so I need some warming up.
I like the whole developed background for the hero/heroine bc that makes me sympathise with them more. I like my heroines independent, who can take care of themselves, who kick ass bt who are vulnerable enough to give up or put up with non-sense...I like a sense of humour and intelligence!!

Re: Double Cross (5:30pm December 22, 2010):

Oh, I would love to read this book and the series.
Now, about disillusionist power ..wow!! I really need to think about this, maybe cynicism or too much realism...LOL

Re: The Winter Sea (1:40pm December 20, 2010):

I love the theme and would love to read it.

Re: The Viking's Captive (9:34pm December 19, 2010):

What a yummy cover!! would love to read the book too.

Re: Precious and Fragile Things (7:20pm December 18, 2010):

Well, I suppose it is cathartic to write about what we fear. It is amazing how many real life, terrifying, news of kidnapping that have been in the news lately- such horrible situations like the Elizabeth Smart case or the young woman in CA and the woman in Austria- the last one inspired another amazing book called "Room". Anyway, the topic is timely.
As for Brandon...sigh...lucky Leah, lucky Leah is all I can say. LOL.
Tks Megan.

Re: Precious and Fragile Things (12:24pm December 18, 2010):

Thanks for the feedback Megan. I will definitely have to read this book bc as a mom of young children, I feel that I can empathize with the heroine's overwhelming feelings- describe in the blurb- and I've read the excerpt- bt then, the story seems to go a completely diff. way - darker- so I don't know...could it be every mother's fantasy and worst nightmare all wrapped up in one?? LOL...I can't imagine being separated from my kids for 3 months though.
So, need to check it out for myself...I have "Naughty and Nice" on my Kindle. I just LOVE Brandon...I want him for Christmas...hahaa..may not mind going away with HIM for 3 months.
Happy Holidays!!:)

Re: Murder In Plain Sight (12:16pm December 18, 2010):

Sounds great!!

Re: Precious and Fragile Things (7:43pm December 17, 2010):

I love the title too, very fitting as to all that is near and dear to all that could disappear in the blink of an eye. Life is that way too - precious and fragile.

Re: Precious and Fragile Things (3:58pm December 17, 2010):

Megan, may I ask you what gave you the inspiration to write such book and at that time in your life? the theme seems really intriguing and does sound very different than your later stuff.

Re: Precious and Fragile Things (1:36pm December 17, 2010):

I just read "Naked" and "Everything Changes" and loved both. Look forward to this book too, though the theme sound a bit dark, bt I've read 2 other books lately with the same theme, diff takes, so it would be interesting to see how this one goes.
Tks a lot.

Re: The Heir (4:51pm December 16, 2010):

Love the cover and would love a copy. Tks.

Re: Wolf Fever (4:19pm December 15, 2010):

Oh, I know Terry. I hate having the flu, hate it..hate it even worse when my hubby gets it bc he NEVER seems to get over it...so moms can't get sick LOL...a homemade recipe for a cold is to heat up some water, cut a lemon in half and add to the add the water, let it simmer, drink it with honey and a tylenol or something...great.

Re: Wolf Fever (9:13am December 15, 2010):

Oh, I think that with flu season just upon us, the thing that I keep in mind is to keep up my immune system strong. I hardly ever get a cold/flu- knock on wood- and I live in a very cold part of the country. So, I drink green tea, eat well, try to get lots of sleep/some exercise and wash my hands.
Hope this works. Sounds like a great storyline idea.
tks and happy holidays.
Clio

Re: Wolf Fever (9:11am December 15, 2010):

Love the cover and would love to read the book. Tks

Re: Icecapade (5:57pm December 13, 2010):

Thanks...would love to get it.

Re: Icecapade (5:56pm December 13, 2010):

Love, love the cover. Would love to read the book too.
Clicia Tremblay

Re: Unguarded (11:08am December 11, 2010):

I love your Harlequin books

Re: Beneath The Thirteen Moons (6:44pm December 8, 2010):

Love the cover!!

Re: Rajmund (3:37pm December 6, 2010):

Oh, would love to win the book too....

Re: Rajmund (3:36pm December 6, 2010):

Love, LOVE the cover of your book!! Congrats!!