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

Micheline Koop

3 comments posted.

Re: Pay Up (1:59pm December 23, 2010):

Kaily, you are so right! If the heroine has a cringe worthy moment or two, we find her more relatable.
I'll want to stop reading if she's perfect--the best at EVERYTHING she does, wimpy, whiny, or just plain selfish.

Re: The Irish Warrior (2:39pm December 21, 2010):

I noticed the The Irish Warrior has received fantastic reviews. Congrats! I sure would love to win that one--especially after reading some of your favorite passages!

A fave passage of mine from The Journal of Dora Damage by Belinda Starling:
The train took the dead to their graves, but it took Mrs Eeles to heaven... For Mrs Eeles had an inclination towards death. I do not mean that Mrs Eeles lived in morbid sufferance. I mean that she loved death with a passion: she delectated in mortification. She loved death the way that a child loves sweets: it made her giddy, and giggly, and slightly sick.

Re: Accidentally Demonic (12:07pm February 16, 2010):

After reading the reviews and all the love for Clyde Atwell, I now have to add Kiss & Hell to my list. Thanks Fresh Fiction!