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

Linda Chesick

9 comments posted.

Re: Thin Ice (2:03am February 8, 2016):

Family, DH, pets and reading - DH shares most of these favs.

Re: Duke of Scandal (5:41am October 23, 2015):

I married a Bad Boy.

Re: The Girl in the River (5:37am October 23, 2015):

Haven't seen the Thames, although I would LOVE to visit ENGLAND. This book sounds amazing and I really enjoyed reading your post -- the pub sounds so exciting -- can really imagine feeling all the history it encompasses.

Re: Deadlock (5:28am October 23, 2015):

Have had many pets - our two favorites were Trixie a terrier mix dog and Misty a cat that looked just like the gray cat in the Sheba?? commercials. Both these pets were extremely intelligent and loving; unfortunately both are gone, but definitely NOT forgotten.

Re: The Highwayman (12:38pm September 3, 2015):

Can't wait to read this -- sounds so exciting.!!

Re: Love in Translation (10:27pm December 10, 2009):

Since I will probably only get to travel to a foreign country by reading about them in books, this really caught my attention.

Sounds like a lovely story.

Have a GREAT evening everyone.!!

Re: A Genie in the House of Saud: Zubis Rises (9:35pm November 30, 2009):

I nominate my MIL who is a very special person.

She knits and crochets hats and booties for the babies in the neo-natal units of hospitals.

She is always giving of her time and talents.

Re: Dark Legacy (8:12pm November 18, 2009):

Sounds like a very interesting book.

My MIL and I would both be interested in reading these two books.

Re: Santa Honey (6:51pm October 23, 2009):

I already have 9 of your books and have enjoyed every one.!!

I really enjoy reading paperbacks or hardcover books; I will read e books, but prefer the written word since I cannot take the computer to bed with me and since I read ebooks down in the apartment computer room, it is difficult to curl up w/ the book, lounge in your pajamas, etc.

My attitude may also be a by-product of having worked in the printing industry.