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

Susan Jang

39 comments posted.

Re: An Inconvenient Duke (9:18pm February 27, 2020):

Witty repartee/dialogue and humour.

Re: Highland Sword (8:06pm February 14, 2020):

Baking since it often requires measuring ingredients beforehand.

Re: The Kissing Game (8:14pm February 7, 2020):

Like the description of the characters.

Re: Whiteout (10:07pm February 5, 2020):

Although, I live in Canada, I live closer to the US border. I do not think I would be able to cope in the Antarctic wilderness.

Re: The Reluctant Rake (3:14am October 30, 2019):

Although I enjoy reading historicals, I like living in the
present time. I would prefer less dependence on technology,
but being able to download hundreds of ebooks is convenient.

Re: Heiress Gone Wild (11:00pm October 2, 2019):

I do not have a slow cooker, but I would make soups or stews
for cold days.

Re: How to Cross a Marquess (4:37am August 29, 2019):

Looking forward to the heated dialogue between the two main
characters.

Re: The Body in Griffith Park (3:35am July 20, 2019):

Just placed a request on the two previous books in this series
at my local library.

Re: Pure Chocolate (1:30am April 20, 2019):

Make it about ganache (MIAG). Thanks.

Re: Foul Play on Words (7:52pm April 13, 2019):

I enjoy funny dialogue and quirky characters.

Re: A Lord Apart (1:25am March 28, 2019):

Love the cover

Re: Lady Sophie's Christmas Wish (6:15pm December 14, 2018):

I love the bright decorations and music.

Re: Earl to the Rescue (2:48am December 1, 2018):

Love the dress colour.

Re: The Silent Wife (1:44pm November 14, 2018):

Family secrets can keep readers engrossed in the novel.

Re: Christmas Wishes and Mistletoe Kisses (9:55pm October 31, 2018):

Enjoy reading Christmas stories.

Re: How the Earl Entices (3:03am September 13, 2018):

Lovely cover. I am a fan of Regency romances.

Re: Jordan Reclaimed (10:29pm February 28, 2017):

I like series written by Mary Balogh, Elizabeth Hoyt and JD Robb.

Re: His Prairie Sweetheart (9:10pm July 31, 2016):

Fan of historicals

Re: Unbreakable Hope (9:07pm July 31, 2016):

Sizzling

Re: Against the Tide (10:28pm May 31, 2015):

Living in Vancouver, British Columbia provides many opportunities for camping whether it is Vancouver Island, the Okanagan or Rockies

Re: Duchess By Mistake (10:11pm April 22, 2015):

I don't have an opinion of "marriage of convenience" situations, but I believe many marriages were "arranged" (similar to modern day pre-nuptial agreements)during the Regency era.

Re: A Touch of Passion (10:01pm April 22, 2015):

Present day Belgium

Re: A Horse for Kate (11:45pm April 10, 2015):

My niece who is 14 years old loves to read. She also writes her own stories.

Re: Love Redesigned (10:47pm December 17, 2014):

As a Jane Austen fan living in Canada, yes.

Re: Seducing the Princess (11:37pm December 16, 2014):

I like happy endings. As for don't like, perhaps death of a good character.

Re: The Gentleman Jewel Thief (9:34pm December 12, 2014):

Interesting plot

Re: Waking Up Joy (11:23pm December 6, 2014):

I do not know if I am addicted, but I am always reading around three books at any one time. I usually prefer regency (historical), but I also like contemporary or mystery.

Re: Hard to Come By (9:13pm November 26, 2014):

Hard to Come By would be the first read

Re: Play Me Wild (9:12pm November 26, 2014):

Currently reading Madeline Hunter. On the library's waiting list for J.D.
Robb's newest release.

Re: No Promises Required (10:13pm November 18, 2014):

Bad boys can be fun, but prefer funny guys

Re: A Spy Unmasked (12:32pm November 14, 2014):

Intriguing novel

Re: Madeleine?s Christmas Wish (11:51pm October 28, 2014):

Enjoy Christmas reads.

Re: No Ordinary Home (10:10pm October 14, 2014):

Social media has been used to create celebrities as well as invade the privacy. Individual boundaries/attitudes differ with the use of personal recording devices. Laws will have to change.

Re: Soul Painter (8:24pm October 3, 2014):

Looks like a good read for Halloween

Re: Always a Rogue, Forever Her Love (5:56pm September 17, 2014):

Intriguing

Re: Her Secret, His Surprise (6:42pm July 30, 2014):

Great title

Re: A Lady's Secret Weapon (9:23pm October 18, 2013):

I am a fan of historicals. Elizabeth Hoyt currently writes histoical romances with a bit of mystery and suspense.

Re: A Christmas Bride / Christmas Beau (6:38pm November 27, 2012):

Looking forward to the two books in one for Christmas

Re: The Secret Mistress (4:37pm July 31, 2012):

Whether alpha or beta males are the lead characters, please keep on writing.