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

Laurie Bergh

17 comments posted.

Re: Close To You (10:58am May 2, 2016):

It's a good thing it's trash day, my garbage can is chocka.

Re: The House by the Lake (12:07pm April 4, 2016):

What happened to Amelia Earhardt.

Re: My Tempting Highlander (9:41am March 3, 2016):

Matchmaking granny caught my eye! Looking forward to this book!

Re: One Texas Cowboy Too Many (9:37am March 3, 2016):

I really like cowboy stories!

Re: MacLaren's Bride (9:34am March 3, 2016):

I recently "discovered" regency stories and really like them!

Re: Jump Cut (9:28am March 3, 2016):

I love your books!

Re: By Break of Day (11:19am February 2, 2016):

Re: By Break of Day (11:19am February 2, 2016):

I love getting to know the characters and looking forward to whey do in the next book.

Re: Will's True Wish (11:15am February 2, 2016):

My favorite thing about dogs is their loyalty to their master.

Re: Never Broken (8:40am September 9, 2015):

Laurie means laurel, the plant that grows bay leaves used in cooking. Not
very romantic, lol

Re: Darkest Misery (12:48pm August 14, 2015):

The hot boyfriends!!

Re: The Great Estate (12:45pm August 14, 2015):

I read to pass the time.

Re: Falling for Texas (11:15am August 7, 2015):

Must-have's for me would be a story that's believable not totally off-the-
wall, perhaps an unexpected thing that I didn't guess would happen, and of
course the romance.

Re: A Dream for Love (9:21am August 7, 2015):

Murdick's rather not Murdock's oops, typo

Re: A Dream for Love (9:20am August 7, 2015):

I would go with option number six. Especially Murdock's Fudge. You never
know, I might see the president there. I know he does like fudge but if I
don't see him that's OK too because I like fudge LOL

Re: As Waters Gone By (11:43am July 17, 2015):

I enjoy journaling. I also enjoy reading and I would love to run a copy of
your book.

Re: The Rescued (12:34pm July 10, 2015):

I was so bummed when my rhubarb didn't come up in spring, evidently it
froze out. Luckily I have a neighbor with a big plant and willing to share.