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

Blaire Edens

4 comments posted.

Re: Wild About Rachel (2:52pm September 25, 2014):

Suzette,
I used to hide Shannon Drake historical in my US History book. History
is history, right? I did pass the class and probably know more about Thr
Old West than any of the people who stuck to the text. Romance, when
well-written, is very educational. In more ways than one. ;-)

Re: Wild About Rachel (2:49pm September 25, 2014):

Peggy,
My tastes are all over the map. This week, I've read two romances--
one historical and one paranormal, a cozy, and a literary novel. I love a
good book. Any book. Thank you for checking in and I hope you love the
book!

Re: Wild About Rachel (2:45pm September 25, 2014):

J.M,
We are totally on the same page. Sometimes Mom would leave the
ValPak on the table. Compared with mayo, the coupons were teriffic
reading.

Re: Wild About Rachel (10:00pm September 24, 2014):

Vicki,
I am so glad to hear I am not alone! Growing up in a rural area, reading
was a way to travel the world for free. I used to check out the
thickest volumes I could find on the bi-weekly library visit. The more
pahes, the longer the trip into a new world. Thanks for checking in!