Fall headfirst into July’s hottest stories—danger, desire, and happily-ever-afters await.

Janet Shook

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9 comments posted.

Re: Scion of the Sun (6:41pm November 4, 2013):

I love YA. To me that is the best genre. It seems to be filled with the most creative writers who allow even grown ups to be filled with the fun of believing that anything is possible. Scion of the Son sounds like a truly amazing story that will be a delight to experience.

Re: The Training (8:28am October 2, 2013):

This story sounds so good. I like to follow the rules but do it with creativity to get what I want. That way, I am still winning, but doing it within the loopholes of the system.

Re: Virtual Heaven (12:33pm September 5, 2013):

I have always loved the old virtual reality games that have a story in them. To me, it is like reading a good book, only more interactive. The idea of a book based on virtual reality is one of the best ideas I have heard in a long time. I am looking forward to reading this book.

Re: Rugged Hearts (9:42pm July 26, 2013):

I think that it is my Mother. When I was younger, I stayed angry at her all the time. Now, each time I think about her I remember more wisdom that she gave me. She is influencing me everyday.

Re: Moonlight (9:40pm July 26, 2013):

I like both It really depends on the story and abilities of the characters.

Re: The Outcast Prince (9:39pm July 26, 2013):

I love escaping through paranormal romancaes. They are so much more creative then just a romance. new world is opened up to fuel my imagine.

Re: Pieces Of The Heart (7:27am July 11, 2013):

This sounds like an incredible book that addresses a very real problem. I can't wait to read this book.

Re: Pennsylvania Patchwork (7:25am July 11, 2013):

Sounds like this is going to be a good follow up to a great story.

Re: Dreams' Dark Kiss (1:45pm January 18, 2011):

My father has always been my muse. He was reading romance and western books to me before I started school. Whenever I read a good book, I think of him and of how he always encouraged me. He looked and sounded like a big rough man, but was a hopeless romantic underneath it all.