Donna Grant
11 comments posted.
Re: Darkest Highlander (11:14pm February 6, 2012):
Michael - thank you!
Re: Darkest Highlander (11:14pm February 6, 2012):
Linda - Thank you!
Maureen - so true. :)
Debra - lol. Yes!
Molly - I'm not Irish, so I'll take your word for it. ;)
Deb - I hope you do! :)
Dawn - I love hearing that!
Mary - Awesome! I hope you check out my books. :)
Peggy - Exactly. Isn't love magic? ;)
Lenna - Thank *you*! :)
anne - :)
Ivy - Aw, thank you, Ivy! And tell your friend KD thanks as well. Scotland is stunning. I *highly* recommend a visit there.
Gladys - I agree!
Jennifer - Thank you! Hope you enjoy. :)
Re: Darkest Highlander (5:25pm February 6, 2012):
Marguerite - historicals were my first romances, so I always go to them first. :)
Phyllis - :)
Kris - I so agree!!!! :)
Diane - Thank you!
Wendy - Thanks. :)
Robin - I love KMM books. She's an amazing storyteller for sure! Thank you! :D
Tayn - That would probably depend on how big a part of the plot the magic/magic items were. :)
Ioana - :) love to hear it!
Cheryl - Whoohoo!!! :)
Re: Darkest Highlander (2:41pm February 6, 2012):
Marjorie - Yay!
Joan - Whohoo! Glad you found my books. :)
Diane - :) Hope you give my books a try.
Marcelle - lol. I know. I feel the same way. ;)
Erica - Thank you!
Melora - True!
Desiree - Thanks! :)
Re: Darkest Highlander (1:25pm February 6, 2012):
Rebecca - So true!
Stacie - It definitely can. :)
Colleen - I know! It can take a story to a new, exciting level. :)
Sandy - Thank you! :)
Linda - lol. Thanks!
Debra - Tortured souls can make the best kinds of characters. ;)
G - Same for me!!! lol
Re: Wicked Highlander (9:27am September 20, 2010):
lol. I really hope you enjoy Hayden's book, Christy. He's one of my top three Warriors. :)
Oh, I so agree, Diane!
Atlantis seems to be one of the myths everyone loves. I can completely understand. :)
Re: Wicked Highlander (8:28am September 18, 2010):
Hi, everyone! So great to hear that so many people are interested in myths and legends!
And I agree about Atlantis. Love the idea of it. Greek mythology is one of my favorites, but I also love Viking and Egyptian mythology. :)
Re: Dangerous Highlander (11:18am January 6, 2010):
Thanks everyone for the wonderful comments. I hope I've intrigued you enough to buy the book.
You can find out more about the Dark Sword series on my website!
hugs,
D
Re: Dangerous Highlander (7:26pm January 4, 2010):
Wow. I go away for a few hours to fold clothes and cook and come back to all of this. :)
You guys rock!
hugs,
D
Re: Dangerous Highlander (2:21pm January 4, 2010):
Hi, all!
Wow, some great comments. Thanks so much for your kind words about my cover and title.
Most authors learn early on that they have little/to no input in either case. I don't even try to title my books anymore. lol.
Re: Dangerous Highlander (9:06am January 4, 2010):
Hi, Candy - an author has to trust her publisher to do the right thing for the book. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. :)
Hi, Sue Ahn - I agree. With those first titles things would have been much different.
Cindy - I'm quite content to let my editor/publisher come up with the titles. There is so much an author needs to do, the last thing I want is the added stress of finding "the right" title. lol.
Hi, Joanne - think about the poor art dept. Can you imagine all the authors of every publisher contacting them on their covers? lol. the poor art dept might not survive. I can ask for changes on a cover, but there's no guarantee I'll get it or not. :)
Hi Tamsyn - good to see you here, doll! And thanks!
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