April's Affections and Intrigues: Love and Mystery Bloom

Michele Rioli

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Summertudes!
June 13, 2011

6 comments posted.

Re: Feline Fatale (11:57pm September 16, 2010):

I absolutely love your books Linda! It was the animals in your stories that attracted me.

My mom owned many dogs over the years. They all had such adorable personalities. There was little Sir Ralph, an apricot Shitzu. Daisy, a schnoodle, who so smart. My favorite was little Mickey, who was a miniature dachsund, and all black. Such a darling thing, very intelligent and fiercely loyal. Dogs are such wonderful companions!
I would love to win your new book, Howl Deadly!

Re: Warrior (2:54pm September 12, 2010):

I have only met one author, Kate Collins. She writes the Flower Shop mysteries. I have met a couple actors and was star struck! Dennis Ferrignio of Law & Order is such a nice guy! Donny & Marie Osmond are so funny and super nice. I shook hands with President Bush, Senior, when he was campaigning.

I sure hope to meet more authors! I would love to attend a conference some day!

Re: Just One Taste (2:41pm September 12, 2010):

I still love holding a book in my hand. Call me old-fashioned! Have a fun time at the conference! I have never been to one but sure would love to sometime!

Re: Lucky Break (1:22pm October 5, 2009):

I love to read but cleaning takes precedence since I have allergies. I sneeze at everything so I am constantly vacuuming, dusting, picking up clutter, etc. It helps to keep the house clean so my allergies aren't so bad.

I usually read at night in bed before I go to sleep.

Re: Lucky Break (10:07pm September 29, 2009):

Hi Carly,
I love contemporaries with a little mystery, great characters with depth, humor and quirky personalities, with a great love story added to the mix. It was fun reading your blog here! Your book LUCKY BREAK sure sounds "flipping awesome"!!! Can't wait to read it!

Re: My Soul To Take (10:21pm August 22, 2009):

I enjoy young adult books also. I love the TWILIGHT series! It sure nice to know that the teens have a wide array of books to choose from.