Renee Grandinetti
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23 comments posted.
Re: A Rancher's Christmas (10:14pm August 26, 2013):
There has to be a second hand store and an animal shelter.
Re: The Begonia Bribe (10:02pm May 24, 2013):
I loved your comments. I'll be back to make a witty comment here once I remember the words I'm looking for.
Re: Detour to Dusk (8:57pm April 28, 2013):
I'm not a huge fan of the vampire genre, but I would like to read this.
Re: Second Chance (9:07pm March 31, 2013):
I think your book sounds great. I know that there are times when all of us wish that we could go back in time --- but would we really want to?
Re: Identity Crisis (9:05pm March 31, 2013):
I think reading your book would open my eyes to the world of art and art forgeries. This sounds great.
Re: Miss Lavigne's Little White Lie (12:24pm October 18, 2012):
I tend to trust first impressions --- but my mind can be changed.
Re: When You Give A Duke A Diamond (1:24pm September 8, 2012):
I have trouble with shallow, indecisive heroines
Re: Temptation In A Kilt (1:21pm September 8, 2012):
This sounds like a fun, bad boy read. rsgrandinetti@yahoo(DOT)com
Re: Lucky Break (7:49pm September 1, 2012):
I love books set in small towns. It gives the author to make the people more "real".
Re: Death Where The Bad Rocks Live (7:47pm September 1, 2012):
It sounds like you have found a perfect niche -- and it meets rule #1 --- know what you're writing about. I'm sure your work would be refreshing.
Re: Going To The Bad (11:57pm August 4, 2012):
I can understand why he had to be sacrificed, but I'm sure it was still like losing a good friend. rsgrandinetti@yahoo(DOT)com
Re: The Secret Mistress (10:40pm July 31, 2012):
I prefer the Alpha male in books and Beta males in real life.
Re: The More the Terrier (11:28pm December 31, 2011):
I'm planning on wrapping up a lot of small projects I have going around the house and spending some quality time with my family this year. rsgrandinetti@yahoo(dot)com
Re: Notorious (1:29pm July 29, 2011):
I am sure that I would probably have gone out without a proper male family member. I have one sister, a mom, and very few male relatives, so I am sure I would have ventured out on my own or in the company of my sister.
Re: The Gin & Chowder Club (4:28pm May 31, 2011):
I enjoy conflict, but there is nothing quite a satisfying as a happily ever after.
Re: Total Abandon (11:16am April 30, 2011):
I think the options that ebooks provide to readers is great, although I'm more of a mainstream type gal. Many of the e-publishers works don't appeal to me. I am all for variety, but I'm concerned that with all of the options out there it is getting more difficult to separate out the good, from the rather mundane works.
Re: Haunting Jasmine (11:17pm January 30, 2011):
Would love to read a copy of this. rsgrandinetti@yahoo(DOT)com
Re: Deadly Identity (10:57pm December 30, 2010):
I've always loved to read, and always wanted to write. Thank you.
Re: The Bride's Necklace (11:45pm September 27, 2010):
The cover is great --- too bad they don't all come with a copy of the necklace attached. rsgrandinetti@yahoo(DOT)com
Re: The Smuggler And The Society Bride (3:47pm August 5, 2010):
I have to say I love escaping to different eras,different countries, different jobs, etc. I love being able to explore the world without leaving my chair, and knowing it will end happily ever after.
Re: The Ark (11:01pm July 29, 2010):
I would say this is almost eerie.
Re: The Treasures Of Venice (11:08pm August 27, 2009):
The only day I can think of is the anniversary of when my husband proposed. rsgrandinetti(at)yahoo(dot)com
Re: The Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel Pie Society (10:27pm July 5, 2009):
I've got to say the Poisonwood Bible was like that for me. I heard so much good stuff about it, that I was so disappointed reading it that I didn't even finish it.
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