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When duty to his kingdom meets desire for his enemy!


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Always remember when playing for keeps to look before you leap!


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?? Lost Memories. A Mystery Baby. A Mountain Ready to Explode. ??


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One Rodeo. Two Rivals. A Storm That Changes Everything.


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?? A Fake Marriage. A Real Spark. A Love Worth the Scandal. ??


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Author of award winning women's ficiton and romantic suspense.

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6 comments posted.

Re: Sleep No More (10:20pm January 12, 2010):

Oh, Brenda, I know what you mean about tooling along in a familiar area with your mind otherwise occupied and realized you can't recall the past few blocks or where you were going. Good comparison! And sleepwalking has to be so much more frightening.

Re: Sleep No More (7:18pm January 12, 2010):

I've heard of people who eat while sleepwalking. Man, what a bummer, all of those calories and none of the lasting pleasure.

Re: Sleep No More (2:23pm January 12, 2010):

Yes, it was the driving reports of those pills that fed this idea. The unconscious mind is a fascinating thing!

Re: Sleep No More (11:05am January 12, 2010):

I've only had a brush with it myself. My daughter did some sleepwalking as a young child. The alarm on the house gave her away, or we might not have caught her before she went outdoors. It was scary!

Re: Seeing Red (4:20pm July 28, 2009):

Loved all of the thoughts on sizes of hometowns. It looks like we're all focusing on the positives of where we currently live. Bravo for us!

Re: Seeing Red (8:47pm July 27, 2009):

Thanks everyone for your comments! It's so true, there is a lot of good in both city and small town living. Some of my character have real issues with not having the anonymity of the city.

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