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"COLD FURY defines the modern romantic thriller."�-�NYT�bestselling author Jayne Ann Krentz


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Romance writer and reluctant cop navigate sparks during fateful ride-alongs.


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A child under his protection�and a hit man in pursuit.


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Courtney Kelly sees things others can�t�like fairies, and hidden motives for murder . . .


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Journey to a city that�s full of quirky, zany superheroes finding love while they battle over-the-top, evil ubervillains bent on world domination.


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Wishing You Joy This Holiday Season!
November 28, 2011

19 comments posted.

Re: The Chieftain (1:10am March 1, 2013):

Thanks again for so many great comments! Kai Wong, I enjoyed your comment about your parents trying to set you up with a husband from your community. Some aspects of family relationships transcend time & cross cultures, for sure.

I thought I'd take the opportunity to add here that I love Fresh Fiction. And not JUST because they've given me wonderful reviews. ;) Really, Fresh Fiction is a great group, & this site is well done.

Margaret

Re: The Chieftain (4:21pm February 28, 2013):

I'm loving all these comments!!

Clare, thanks for identify the trees as ash. I didn't know what they were.

Thanks!
Margaret

Re: The Chieftain (11:35pm February 27, 2013):

I appreciate all the comments. :)

Angila, it would be wonderful to meet you at my signing this weekend!

Margaret

Re: The Chieftain (10:47pm February 27, 2013):

I should tell you that the photo is of a faery glen on the Isle of Skye that I visited on my trip to Scotland with my daughter. It was such an amazing, magical place that I used it for a couple of key scenes in THE CHIEFTAIN. If you want to see more pictures, I made a book photo album for each of THE RETURN OF THE HIGHLANDER books & posted them on my website, www.MargaretMallory.com, on the Videos & Such page.

Thanks for all the comments! D Kenney, I can definitely relate to mom finding out what happened before you walk in the door. :)

Margaret

Re: The Chieftain (3:32pm February 27, 2013):

Aww, thanks again for the lovely comments about my books! Tamra, I will be at the RWA (Romance Writers of America) conference in Atlanta this summer & can't wait to crash your party. Theresa & Ada, I'm glad you enjoy the intertwined relationships and histories of characters in small communities. :)

Margaret

Re: The Chieftain (12:58pm February 27, 2013):

I'm loving the comments, thanks! And a special thank you to those who said nice things about my books. :)
I like connected stories, so I really enjoyed bringing cousins, siblings, & best friends into each others' books in this series.

Margaret

Re: The Warrior (11:52pm November 1, 2012):

We are on a road trip. After riding in the car all day, it was such a treat to plug in my laptop & read all your messages. (By the way, I do love those old musicals.)

Thanks!
Margaret

Re: The Warrior (4:45pm November 1, 2012):

Oops, I am having trouble typing with my phone! I meant castles & GB. :)

Re: The Warrior (4:42pm November 1, 2012):

I am loving reading about your inspirations. I can see a lot of you like --&
GB. :) Thx for all your comments.

Re: The Warrior (1:09pm November 1, 2012):

If you want to see photos I took of the castle on my trip to Scotland click on
the slideshow below my book cover above. After you open it, be sire to
click on "show info" to read my captions tying the pics to The Warrior.

Thx for the comments!

Re: The Sinner (6:22pm December 28, 2011):

Spencer & Kirby are great names for dogs, Pat! Lucy entertains us. :)

Margaret

Re: Knight Of Passion (9:58pm July 23, 2010):

Thanks for all the congrats on my new release. :)

Re: Knight Of Passion (4:28pm July 23, 2010):

Deb, that man is something, isn't he? WAIT til you see the guy on the cover of my next series. Oh my. I'm very lucky with these covers--my publisher's art dept does a great job for me.

Re: Knight Of Passion (4:25pm July 23, 2010):

Thanks, Sara, for removing that question mark. :)

Re: Knight Of Passion (4:08pm July 23, 2010):

I want you to know that if you see a loose question mark after "I do love to hear from readers," I didn't put it there! I really do love to hear from readers.

Margaret

Re: Knight Of Passion (3:04pm July 23, 2010):

I don't think I could write a heroine who wasn't strong. And if I'm going to spend months writing a book with a man I made up, he may as well be good-looking. Very good-looking. ;)

Margaret

Re: Knight Of Passion (2:08pm July 23, 2010):

Oh my, now I have to apologize for the mistakes I made in that previous comment! I'm working on a small screen, propped up in bed with ice on my ankle, with my own hero talking to me while I'm trying to type. Sorry!

Margaret

Re: Knight Of Passion (2:03pm July 23, 2010):

Thanks so much to those of you who said you love my books & to those who said they want to try them out! I'm glad to hear you like don't mind the heroine driving the hero a bit mad. ;)

Margaret

Re: Lake Magic (12:33pm March 2, 2010):

I love hearing the road-to-publication stories of other authors. As Lucy says, writing isn't for wimps!
Great blog. :)

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