The books of May are here—fresh, fierce, and full of feels.

Debra Mowatt

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Re: Untamed (8:32pm November 23, 2012):

We all go to the gym and work-out. In addition, my town has a Turkey Run/Jog/Walk, to help everyone get out and about. We meet, donate to the food pantry, and then burn a few calories!

Re: Bride By Mistake (8:44pm January 10, 2012):

I'm a rather voracious reader, but I especially enjoy stories with happy ending- that includes science fiction! This story sounds like fun, with many bumps in the road to keep me engaged. I look forward to reading it.

Re: Guardian Agent (7:08pm November 12, 2011):

I love to read. Novellas are great reads since I can ususlly finish one before my laptop battery runs out during my bus commute.

Re: Storm Of Reckoning (9:57pm February 19, 2011):

It's the photo of the horse, a Lippizan no less, that has sold me. I love the sense of humor expressed in the blog. I look forward to reading this book.

Re: Deadly Heat (6:33pm January 22, 2011):

I enjoy almost anything that has a good story. I like paranormals, romance, mysteries and suspense. I prefer lighter fare, though. I like humor a lot, too.
thanks for the blog and excerpt. i look forward to reading the book.

Re: The Best Laid Plans (5:54pm January 22, 2011):

Sienna Post is Tru Newman's best friend.

Re: The Christmas Clock (10:07pm November 16, 2010):

I saw the Christmas Clock today, when I picked up the The Devil's Necklace. I'll buy the Christmas Clock next, since I can relate to a loved one dying from Alzheimer's. It truly is the "long good-bye". thank you for your books. I am a real fan.

Re: Don't Cry (2:17pm August 28, 2010):

I no longer have a TBR pile. I wish I did, but I would have no place to keep one, and, also, I'm trying to save money. I do take books out from the library, but since the books are loaned out for 2 weeks at a time, I limit my books to one or two.

Re: The Cowboy From Christmas Past (9:54pm September 8, 2009):

What a wonderful, pet-filled life! Your dogs were blessed to live in your home, and I'm sure you, too, felt blessed to have them.

Re: The Cowboy From Christmas Past (3:20pm August 26, 2009):

Your Mimi was obviously a gracious and wise woman who didn't need eyesight to really see what was around her.