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

Elizabeth Mitchell

8 comments posted.

Re: Royal Blood (2:09pm September 4, 2010):

Love the books, can't wait for Royal Blood.

Re: Think Twice (7:30pm May 2, 2010):

My sister and Mom love cozies. I just finished the Mammoth Book of Special Ops, Lions Heat, No Longer Mine and Rocky Mountain Haven.

Re: Big Girl (3:42pm March 21, 2010):

I was all ready to say no that there wasn't anyone I was embarrassed to have read until I read the first comment about Barbara Cartland. My sister brought a few of them home after spending a college semester in England in the 70's and I got hooked on romance when I was about 13. After collecting about 50 or so I moved on to other writers, probably Harlequin books. My parents always encouraged us kids to read so the first adult book I read was Dr No by Ian Fleming when I was 12 or so.

Re: Hold On Tight (10:41pm January 26, 2010):

If my sister is near I will ask her what something means if not I move on. If I think about it later I will ask her or look it up or sometimes type the word into Word and look at synonyms.
I was also a cereal box reader as a kid and I remember reading Dr No when I was about 11. Not appropriate, maybe, but my parents always encouraged us kids to read and I still have wonderful memories of reading Golden Books with my Mom and Dad at bedtime.

Re: Getting Lucky (8:56pm January 13, 2010):

The books sound wonderful. I love series books except when I get to the lost one, because I always want one more.

Re: Come Hell Or High Water (1:50pm January 7, 2010):

As a manager I was able to use the mistakes I had made working my way up the ladder as learning tools for my team.

Re: Fugitive (12:57pm January 5, 2010):

Such a hilarious introduction to the characters in the book. Can't wait to get this one.

Re: Breakfast In Bed (2:53pm December 28, 2009):

Reading your books are like watching a Romantic Comedy, but better. The Domestic Gods are series are such wonderful reads.