April's Affections and Intrigues: Love and Mystery Bloom

Linda Harrison

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52 comments posted.

Re: Dreaming of a White Wolf Christmas (3:42pm October 6, 2017):

Sounds like another winner!

Re: How To Impress a Marquess (9:25pm November 13, 2016):

From her vivid dreams, she is an unconventional lady. Can't wait to read the book.

Re: A Sure Thing (9:22pm November 13, 2016):

Love coffee in the mornings, chocolate especially Lindt Truffles (yum!), fall colors with the maples trees and the blue sky, fuzzy socks when the weather gets nippy, and a new series of romance stories (or favorites to re-read).

Re: Crazy for Her (4:49pm October 25, 2016):

My cat named Smokey. I adopted him from a lady who took in pets from people who could no longer care for the pet or just did not want the pet any longer. Our family loved him for 19 years until his body gave out. He is buried in our backyard with a tombstone marking his grave.

Re: Torrents of Destruction (4:34pm October 25, 2016):

A strong woman who also has a sweet feminine side.

Re: In The Line Of Fire (7:36pm July 24, 2016):

I've always wanted to go to New Zealand. Photos always show gorgeous scenery.

Re: Heart of Steel (7:34pm July 24, 2016):

I loved Stephanie Zimbalist and Pierce Brosnan in Remington Steele!

Re: The California Gold Rush Romance Collection (7:28pm July 24, 2016):

Any of the great books by Susan Wilson (The Dog Who Danced, A Man of His Own, The Dog Who Saved Me) will bring on the smiles as well as the tears.

Re: Vendetta (12:12pm June 15, 2016):

Your book sounds like a great suspense-filled thriller. I can't wait to read it!

Re: Best Friends with Benefits (10:49am March 24, 2016):

I used to go to high school reunions but they were just like high school. Snobby people.

Re: Cowboy Resurrection (10:47am March 24, 2016):

I am kind of the middle as I live in the suburbs. If I had my choice, I would live in the country. City life is not for me! I like wide open spaces instead of high rises!

Re: The Infamous Heir (10:41am March 24, 2016):

I like reading books in a series but usually find out about the series after the first book has come out. Then I go back. Right now, I am reading Alexandra Hawkins' Lords of Vice series. When reading a series, you feel that you know the characters more. The Spare Heirs Society sounds like a great read and I am putting The Infamous Heir on my "to read" list.

Re: Heir To The Duke (8:17pm January 20, 2016):

This sounds like a great book and I look forward to reading it.

Re: Shame of Thrones (9:01pm December 22, 2015):

Thanks for the opportunity of winning a book that sounds like a lot of fun.

Re: Easton's Everything (10:56am November 20, 2015):

I like both. With series, I hate to read a book and then find it is the third in a series. Then I have to go back and read the first two to find out what I missed. If I know the book will be in a series, I purchase it and read it first.

Re: Chance of a Lifetime (10:52am November 20, 2015):

The main item on my bucket list is to visit all of the national parks. I've been to a good many but still have to visit Acadia and Arches. So much beauty in this country!

Re: Soul's Prisoner (10:48am November 20, 2015):

My grandson insists that I make cornbread dressing and I make an extra batch for him to take home. We make broccoli casserole that even the children like, sweet potato casserole, and mac and cheese for the little ones. These are just some of the sides. I tried sauteed squash once but no one touched it so scratch that one!

Re: Katie in Waiting (10:45am November 20, 2015):

I make rolled cookies with all colors of icing. Last year, I handed over this project to my great-grandson and he had a ball. Christmas tree cookies from the cookie press are also a must-have. The dough is tinted green and I use colored sugar and various sprinkles on top. I like your gingerbread cookie recipe and have always wanted to make a gingerbread house. Maybe I'll tackle that this year!

Re: First Time With A Highlander (9:49am October 17, 2015):

I've never been to a book release party but buy books after they come out.

Re: Newport (10:25am August 23, 2015):

I enjoy some "unexplained happenings" in books if it is not too otherworldly.

Re: Wolf Trouble (10:22am August 23, 2015):

I don't have a significant other.

Re: Double Mint (8:35pm July 24, 2015):

Sounds like fun

Re: Nowhere to Hide (8:34pm July 24, 2015):

With the help of family, friends, and a good therapist and a lot of prayer to the Lord above.

Re: Naked (8:33pm July 24, 2015):

Have never made a honey cake nor tasted one but it sounds delicious.

Re: No Safe Harbor (8:31pm July 24, 2015):

Have never heard of handfasting.

Re: Night Tremors (8:52am June 18, 2015):

Love mysteries where you think you know who the bad guy is and then there is a twist that changes everything.

Re: Murder on Amsterdam Avenue (8:50am June 18, 2015):

A little romance makes the story more interesting.

Re: Come and Take It: Search for the Treasure of the Alamo (8:49am June 18, 2015):

I've read some about step siblings falling in love.

Re: Beyond The Cut (8:47am June 18, 2015):

I believe love at first sight can happen.

Re: A Matter of Time (8:45am June 18, 2015):

Living in Nashville, I listen exclusively to country music. Love it!

Re: Outlaw Hearts (8:44am June 18, 2015):

It is an older series but the American Bicentennial series by John Jakes was unforgettable.

Re: SEAL's Code (8:38am June 18, 2015):

Yes, I enjoy learning about history and the background of the characters as it makes them more realistic.

Re: Duchess By Mistake (3:54pm April 23, 2015):

I like the marriage of convenience stories because usually the two tolerate each other and then grow to love each other. Great stories.

Re: A Touch of Passion (3:52pm April 23, 2015):

The battle of Waterloo took place in Belgium.

Re: Where the Staircase Ends (10:04am April 18, 2015):

Sleepless in Seattle, History or Geography, Blue, Italian. All would be friend except Sunny and Jenny.

Re: Double Cross (9:58am April 18, 2015):

I agree with all of your characters except Colin Farrell. Not a fan of his. I read Firewall and loved it. Can't wait to read Doublecross.

Re: Make Me Up (10:34am February 18, 2015):

I had a makeover at a cosmetics counter once and my hair stylist is itching to do my makeup. I think it's fun to try something new. And yes, I am a Sephora gal too!

Re: A Killer Retreat (10:29am February 18, 2015):

I visited Anacortes several years ago to go on a whale watching cruise but didn't get to any of the San Juan Islands. This will be another trip. The scenery in the area is gorgeous. Thanks for your tips.

Re: Dominic: The Prince (10:26am February 18, 2015):

We are all looking for the hero similar to the ones in the books we read. But these books are fiction and heroes are few and far between. Alas! We can still dream.

Re: Fortune's Horizon (10:21am February 18, 2015):

Heroes need to be the strong, commanding type with a little humility and a humorous outlook on life.

Re: Seducing the Princess (8:45am December 18, 2014):

I like strong heroes who are not afraid to say I love you or I'm sorry, a good love story with a happy ending.

Re: Romancing the Rumrunner (9:05am June 11, 2014):

I agree with your definition of a hero. Can't wait to read your latest book.

Re: Tempted by the Soldier (7:56pm March 3, 2014):

I am addicted to reading. If you could see my house and the stacks of books I have "to read", you would know.

Re: Love Songs for the Road (12:31pm January 21, 2014):

Congratulations on your first book! Many successes to you.

Re: Lies that Bind (8:30pm November 21, 2013):

What a great dream! I would help my grandchildren and pay off their home loans and buy me a place in the country that is nice and quiet. I would donate some to veteran organizations and homeless shelters. Travel would be a nice perk.

Re: Bulletproof (8:52am November 15, 2013):

Having been in the military for several years, I can say that you feel proud to serve your country when you put that uniform on. A true hero is not puffed up with his own importance but is humble and says he was just doing his job. Of course, having a great body never hurts either!

Re: A Midsummer Bride (1:25pm November 1, 2013):

I like the heroine to be smarter than she lets on so she can get the best of the hero before he knows what's happened. Women rule!

Re: The Christmas Cookie Collection (1:23pm November 1, 2013):

Thanks for the recipe. I always make several different kinds of cookies around the holidays and trade with neighbors. This will be a new variety. I would love to win a copy of The Christmas Cookie Collection.

Re: Born Wild (1:20pm November 1, 2013):

Wonder where they get the models for the hunky covers? The book looks interesting.

Re: Milkshakes, Mermainds, and Murder (11:14am October 24, 2013):

I live in Nashville and see a lot of country music stars. One of the nicest is Tim McGraw. I met him in Walgreen's and he was kind enough to give me an autograph. He is just as down to earth as anyone and better looking in person than on television!

Re: Gideon's Call (8:04pm September 22, 2013):

I have close to 2,000 books, some of which have been read. My bookshelves are packed and boxes are now used as well as books stacked up on the floor. I guess this makes me a hoarder too. I love to read, what can I say?

Re: Severed Trust (8:01pm September 22, 2013):

What a great way to learn about history by reading a good book.