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23 comments posted.

Re: The King's Mistress (6:42am December 19, 2011):

Hi Patricia,
Wishing you and yours the same, and thank you. I've had a
great deal of fun writing the tales.

Re: The King's Mistress (6:40am December 19, 2011):

Hi Mary, Thanks for the kind words about my work. Happy
Holidays!

Re: The King's Mistress (6:39am December 19, 2011):

Good for you, Jennifer! May you and yours exchange many a
kiss.

Re: The King's Mistress (1:58pm December 18, 2011):

Hi Sue,
Oh no!! But not surprising given y'all had month upon month
of over 100F temps and no rain. Thanks for dropping by!
Wishing you and yours the Happiest of Holidays.

Re: The King's Mistress (1:56pm December 18, 2011):

Hi Cathy,
Thanks for posting and the much appreciated kind words about
my books. Happy Holidays!

Re: The King's Mistress (9:25am December 18, 2011):

Hi Lisa,
Oh no. I say it's about time you put some in your hair, preferably decorated with a bright red bow and go for it! :)

Re: The King's Mistress (9:21am December 18, 2011):

Hi Patty,
You're welcome.

Re: The King's Mistress (9:20am December 18, 2011):

Merry Christmas, Kia!

Hi MaryAnne,
LOL. I suspect the boys were far more shy than we, at the
same age, imagine.

Re: The King's Mistress (9:17am December 18, 2011):

Hi Carol,
Thanks for leaving a comment and goof luck in the contest.

Re: The King's Mistress (9:48pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Amy,
Thanks and wishing you Happy Holidays as well.

Re: The King's Mistress (9:46pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Lexi,
Thanks for dropping by. Mistletoe can be found from Maine to
TX on deciduous trees. It's nearly impossible to see when the
trees are fully leafed out but easy to spot in winter.

Re: The King's Mistress (9:42pm December 17, 2011):

LOL, Silvanna.

Re: The King's Mistress (9:40pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Renee,
You "shot" it out of the trees? Wow! Sweet dreams.

Re: The King's Mistress (9:39pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Debra,
Sweet dreams! And may all your wishes for the New Year come
true.

Re: The King's Mistress (9:38pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Kay,
Thanks. I hope you enjoy it!

Re: The King's Mistress (7:52pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Gail,
I hope you have a chance to read this tale. It's set against
actual events in 1285 Scotland. Actually came out of my
researching Scotland's Medieval kings, specifically Alexander
III and the mystery surrounding his death. Great fun!

Re: The King's Mistress (7:50pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Deborah,
Thanks for dropping by (I love this spelling of your name. One
of my favorite authors is Deborah Smith, author of Sweet Hush
and The Stone Flower garden.)

Re: The King's Mistress (7:47pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Deb. Thanks for dropping by and yes, kisses are always
good!

Re: The King's Mistress (7:45pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Peggy,
Thanks for the kind word about the cover. (I'm thrilled with
it.)If it's of help, The King's Mistress will be release in
paperback in June, available through B&N, Amazon and
independent booksellers. (Just ask the bookseller if you
don't see it on shelves.) Too be truthful, as much as I love
my Kindle, I'm really looking forward to getting my hands
on the "hard" copy. :) Should you win, I'll hold a copy for
you. Just remind me.

Re: The King's Mistress (7:38pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Maude,
We have some hanging as I write this. :)

Re: The King's Mistress (7:37pm December 17, 2011):

Hi Sylissa,
I do as well and thanks for dropping by.

Re: The King's Mistress (5:13pm December 17, 2011):

Hi All,
Kathleen: Thanks for dropping in. I hear you about not
having enough hours in the day. Today started with my
checking this site, was followed by a panicked call from my
daughter regarding Christmas cookies for the school teachers
and could I make them, followed by a hair cut etc. Crazy
day!

Hi Tammy,
Thanks for dropping in on such a busy day.

Hi Brenda, I hope you enjoy the book. (Let me know.)

Hi Carla, I love tradition as well. I'd love to have a home
big enough to have a fireplace large enough to burn a 12 day
log. :)....Providing I had help to clean it.

Hi Sandra, I wouldn't be the least surprised if weather did
alter berry counts. Droughts in particular.

Hi Marissa,
LOL Make loads of kissing balls

Maureen, Yup, one berry per kiss. (I wonder how many lads
"forgot" to remove their berry so they could come back time
and again. :)

Hi Anna, I hope you enjoy the story.

Hi Kris, I also love the blend of myth and religion in our
traditions.

Hi May, Thank you very much!

I Tammy, So pleased you dropped by. I love them as well.
Married one in fact. :)

Re: The King's Mistress (8:38am December 17, 2011):

Hi Felicia,
Thanks for coming by and Happy Holidays.

Hi Debra.
Thanks ever so much for the kinds words. I hope you enjoy
this new tale as much, which will also be available in
paperback in June 2012.

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