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

Libby Malin

7 comments posted.

Re: Sloane Hall (12:27pm October 11, 2010):

Margay, I love THE GREAT GATSBY and count it as one of my favorite books.

I hope more editors agree with this shared wisdom - that women won't shun books from a male POV!

Re: My Own Personal Soap Opera (8:14am April 8, 2010):

Lynn, I studied voice. I'm a singer -- worse yet, a soprano!

Cecilia, Sharon, Christy - thanks for the comments. I hope you do enjoy the book and, of course, buy it even if you don't win! LOL!

Re: My Own Personal Soap Opera (2:39pm April 7, 2010):

Lisa, I write tears, too -- some serious stuff. Have a serious book coming out (writing as Libby Sternberg) in September. Watch my website.
Karin, thank you, thank you, thank you!
Sandra, best of luck with your writing. Sounds like a good exercise. Yes, the University of Gussbery Scholar designation has provided me with stunning benefits. I've been stunned by them many times.

Re: My Own Personal Soap Opera (2:09pm April 7, 2010):

Thanks, Joy. Hope you like the book, too. You, too, Colleen. (Of course, I'm assuming everyone will buy it if they don't win it! LOL!)

Re: My Own Personal Soap Opera (1:00pm April 7, 2010):

Loved that joke, Lori.

I love situational humor, too, Robin. Mayhaps I'll write an essay about that soon . . . Hmm . . .

Re: My Own Personal Soap Opera (9:55am April 7, 2010):

I loved using the word "trope." I might start using it in all my novels.

Re: My Own Personal Soap Opera (9:06am April 7, 2010):

Thanks, ladies, for the nice comments. I had fun writing this piece. My next novel takes place in academe so I was in the mood. (Now all I need to do is get a contract for that novel - LOL!)