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Pam Scott

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15 comments posted.

Re: A Shot of Red (9:18am April 23, 2014):

My husband and I had the opportunity to visit China in the early 90's. It was an eye-opening experience. To be able to stand on the Great Wall and to see the Forbidden City. They were just unearthing the terracotta warriors at that time so we got to go inside the see the excavation in progress.

Re: Wild About Her Wingman (9:08am April 23, 2014):

My family together having game night at our kitchen table.

Re: Nora Roberts Land (9:24am July 22, 2013):

I love Nora Roberts. I love that you are writing your
sister's story which most of us can relate to because we have
either being through it ourselves or have a friend that has
being in this situation.

Re: Raspberries and Vinegar (9:21am July 22, 2013):

I do a combination when I cook. Being busy raising three
young kids and working full time sometimes it is a quick meal.
Living in the city, we don't have a garden but we do have a
farmer's market in the spring and summer where we can buy
farmer fresh produce.

Re: An Open Heart (9:03am July 22, 2013):

Miracles happen everyday. My family has experienced a few
miracles so I know that God is at work. Thanks for raising
this topic so others may beleive.

Re: A Fatal Fleece (8:55pm June 12, 2012):

I look forward to checking out your series of books. This is the first time that I've read about your series. I am always looking for new authors to follow.

Re: Kiale Dream (8:53pm June 12, 2012):

This sounds like my type of book. I look forward to reading about the Kiale.

Re: Wasteland (6:55pm April 7, 2012):

I love this genre. I'm always looking for new authors.

Re: Vigilare (6:53pm April 7, 2012):

I enjoy having a strong feminine lead.

Re: Woodrose Mountain (4:02pm April 4, 2012):

sounds like my type of book

Re: The Vampire Next Door (9:01am August 15, 2011):

I enjoy paranormal romance. Your new book sounds like my cup of tea.

Re: The Genesis Key (10:57am July 28, 2011):

I believe that I have a time and a place that I have been given. If it could be extended then I might be interested if I knew that I would be healthy to enjoy it. The plot for the book sounds interesting. It definitely goes along with todays times.

Re: What A Goddess Wants (10:50am July 28, 2011):

I can totally relate to having to juggle to keep all the balls in the air. I have three kids that all play multiple sports. I work full-time outside of the home. Then there are family and school things to attend to also. I got a chuckle out of your comment about stopping the soccer ball with your foot while still typing away. I have graded papers and worked on projects while at my girl's soccer practice so I can relate.

Re: Silver Silence (1:40pm October 28, 2009):

The teaser sounds very good. It makes me want to keep reading.

Re: Mr. Darcy Vampyre (1:36pm October 28, 2009):

This sounds like my type of book. I'm looking forward to reading it.