Snowbound secrets, shifter wars, family lies, and epic battles — September delivers it all.

Lonzine Lee

5 comments posted.

Re: A Twist of Faith (3:38am May 21, 2016):

I dance with Jesus on a beautiful rosefilled terrace. I see
myself doing what I see myself doing.:) I dream plan. It's a
combination of getting a vision for the dreams I believe God
has given me. I'm prepping for a new adventure. There's a
great sense of destiny, like my time has come to tell my
stories, sing my songs and inspire others to do the same.

Re: Romancing the Ranger (7:53pm March 21, 2016):

I make playlists for plot development, typically songs
that beg to be included by creating pictures in my mind.
As for actual writing, bring on the classical. I have a
large Classical music playlist, it's what I play when I
really get into the zone.

I use high energy stuff for the treadmill. I love guitar
and banjo, so I'll have to try your bluegrass idea.
Thanks for the tips. They are both generous and helpful.

Re: Always Watching (3:08am February 15, 2016):

I'm not a television watcher per se, but I ditto your HGTV
picks. Yes to the ID channe forensics and crime detection.
Lately my daughter and I have caught more movies on Hallmark.
I'm a reader, writer, and Bible teacher, so research and
learning new things is a real kick. Especially when I learn
more about the Kingdom of God. Worship and praise is one of my
absolutes. I'm composing again, and the new songs to My King
are the ultimate joy.

Re: Thin Ice (10:56pm February 6, 2016):

Favorites things include reading, writing, learning
(research), travel and shopping. I also love music,
especially worship and collaborating with other musicians
to write new stuff. I believe that my husband will share
some of my favorite things; or at least be a good sport.
I definitely have exploring European and American castles
on my couples to do list. Since I've yet to meet, let
alone marry him I can't really say. I love the way you
plot a story, Irene. I'm blessed to know that you and
your husband are so generous to one another. Thanks for
the fun.

Re: Dating, Dining, and Desperation (3:04am March 15, 2014):

I consider myself to be a town girl. Not totally into the city thing, not experienced in the ways of country living. Yep, I'm definitely a town girl. I think of small town living in a similar vein as a small to medium sized church. They know your name, your shame, your fame, etc. Sorry the fiction is discontinued. However you publish, I'll be looking for your books.:)