April's Affections and Intrigues: Love and Mystery Bloom

Sara Reyes

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Mary Wine | Why is Spring fun?
May 29, 2019

Author Reader Match: Beth K. Vogt
May 16, 2019

Mesu Andrews | The Many Colors of Mother-Daughter Relationships
May 8, 2019

Juliette Fay | A Star - the Very First - Is Born
May 3, 2019

Jane Godman | What makes a good Romantic Suspense story?
April 3, 2019

Kim Redford | My Five Favorite Cowboy Heroes
February 26, 2019

Christy Stillwell | Exclusive Excerpt from THE WOLF TONE
January 18, 2019

Laura Frantz | Lark’s Scottish Shortbread Recipe + Giveaway!
January 18, 2019

Cleo Coyle | Top 5 Reasons Readers Demanded More Haunted Bookshop
September 24, 2018

Tricia Tyler | Using the Setting as a Character
September 20, 2018

Author Reader Match: Michele Pariza Wacek
September 17, 2018

Exclusive Excerpt: What I've Done by Melinda Leigh
September 17, 2018

Anna Harrington | Top 5 Reasons Why Regency Romances are Sexier Than You Think
September 13, 2018

Jeanne Oates Estridge | When the Carpet Doesn't Match the Drapes
September 13, 2018

Pippa Roscoe | A Ring to Take His Revenge
September 12, 2018

Robyn DeHart | My Top Five Favorite Tropes
September 12, 2018

Nicole Helm | The End or ...
September 11, 2018

Katee Robert | My Top Three Ménage Stories
September 11, 2018

Jenn McKinlay | Her Top Three Favorite Libraries
September 10, 2018

K. A. Servian | When a One-Off Project Becomes an Obsession
September 6, 2018

Margaret Brownley - More Love and Laughter
September 5, 2018

Samantha Chase | I’m With the Band - An Author’s Playground
September 4, 2018

June Faver - Do or Die Cowboy
September 4, 2018

Author Reader Match: Erin Nicholas
September 3, 2018

13 comments posted.

Re: Wicked Highland Ways (12:04pm June 1, 2019):

my favorite season is also spring, when all the trees and bushes in Texas turn green for a short period. Then we go straight to BROWN!

Re: Death of a Blueblood (1:40pm October 6, 2014):

wow it's hard to believe we've had Jessica in our lives for 25 years!

Thank you for continuing with such a great character! And glad she's able to travel to find murders elsewhere... LOL

Re: Unclaimed (4:10am December 12, 2013):

I am sorry to hear of your loss, Denise. The holidays can be tough when you've lost someone. It's been almost seven years now since I loss mine so I understand your pain.

Re: One Night in the Spa (11:22am October 7, 2013):

Sorry for any confusion over the weekend. The comments were not working. If you have words of encouragement for Kathy, please repost them.

Re: Command Performance (5:37pm September 9, 2013):

Command Performance sounds like a great book. I love military heroes.

Re: The Rogue Steals A Bride (5:45pm July 12, 2013):

oops fixed the article, sorry y'all

Re: Paradise Valley (4:33pm July 9, 2013):

one of my favorite authors of historical romance

Re: The Medic's Homecoming (4:31pm July 9, 2013):

Not a fan of zombies but loved Warm Bodies

Re: Winning a Bride (2:07pm July 5, 2013):

Seriously, do you ALL blame me for the novella that introduces you to a new series, or gives us just a little more story than we'd get if we just had a book?

Am I alone in this? Not according to fellow book club members but tell us what YOU think!

Re: The Practice Proposal (2:54pm May 11, 2013):

Ah, baseball players!

Re: The Autumn Bride (11:10am January 31, 2013):

I belong to several book clubs and they are not all similar to the ones in THE AUTUMN BRIDE, which is GREAT btw and I highly recommend. Our book club talks about what we liked and didn't like about a book, listen and question an author sometimes, but mostly enjoy friendship of other members and get great IDEAS for books to read next

As avid readers we all want to know what to read next.

Re: Shattered Silence (9:51pm October 14, 2012):

Did you visit the Texas Rangers museum in Waco? Museum off the Brazos

It always looks interesting

Re: Shattered Silence (9:49pm October 14, 2012):

Living in Texas, it's always fun to read about local heroes, including the Rangers. So glad you're written a series about them.