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9 comments posted.

Re: The Bad Boy Billionaire's Wicked Arrangement (2:42pm January 6, 2014):

I would love to meet a Billionaire bad boy and the library
would be a great place for me to meet him ....or in a locally
owned bookstore I frequent ...

Re: Soul Bound (3:03pm June 5, 2012):

I like bad boy heroes, can't seem to help myself and like you I found Raoul in Phantom of the Opera to be quite boring and other than the fact that the "Phantom" was too intense and a little on the homicidal front- I would have rooted for Christine to pick the "Phantom" for a change of pace. Good post.

Re: Sins Of The Highlander (9:47pm January 13, 2012):

I loved the inner dialogue Rob had on the shore, and I can't
imagine what it would be like to have to bathe in a cold loch
either...brr...Thanks for the excerpt. This sounds really
great:)

Re: Deadly Ties (5:31pm April 10, 2011):

It's always hard dealing with other people and our choices do matter and sometimes doing what is right is the hardest choice but even doing that sometimes isn't enough- sometimes we just have to cut some people out of our lives entirely in order to have peace. Thanks for the post, it was very timely.

Re: For the King's Favor (2:14pm September 22, 2010):

Your book "For The King's Favor" sounds very intriguing. I've always found the time period of Henry II and his wife Eleanor of Aquataine to be fascinating and that of their children. I'm very curious as to what you've written about him. I love historical fiction because it is the past yet we know that these people had to experience the same emotions that we do today.

Re: Crush On You (9:31am July 7, 2010):

I love the friends to lovers theme because I think that when bad things happen,they always do, that because you have a history of being friends that you are prepared to stand by each other - it gives your relationship added depth. That's not to say that lovers can't become friends afterwards though...lol...this series looks great and definitely like something I'll be adding to my purchase list

Re: Money, Honey (9:25am July 7, 2010):

I recently discovered Gail Carriger and her steampunk novels starting with Soulless. I was very pleasantly surprised by how Ms. Carriger was able to blend urban fantasy with a historical romance - it was totally fun and I have ordered the other books to read them because now I have to know what happens with the heroine.

Re: Big Bad Wolf (11:18am April 11, 2010):

I pretty much agree with everyone about the reading books in order. Unfortunately this just doesn't always happen because even when an author sells a set of books to a publisher, they might not print them in order. It is truely frustrating to readers and I wish it didn't happen. Carol's post is correct as far as chronology for this series. I do wish that this author would update her page.

Re: The Scarlet Lion (8:51am March 11, 2010):

I can only listen to soft classical music in the background if I'm reading. As far as a soundtrack to my life...there really isn't one because I have pretty eclictic taste in music though I do lean towards American Classics more than anything else