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Hidden Away
by Maya Banks
"You will laugh, cry, and root for the Kelly's from beginning to end."
Posted February 17, 2011

The Kelly Group International (KGI): A super elite, top secret, family-run business. Qualifications: High intelligence, rock hard body, military background. Mission: Hostage/kidnap victim recovery. Intelligence gathering. Handling jobs the US government can't... Garrett Kelly is a man on a mission to settle an old score. He wants Read more...

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10 comments posted.

Re: City Of Promise (12:26pm June 23, 2011):

I am re-reading the Stephanie Plum series! It was always so long in between books that I decided to fit them all in this summer :)

Re: One Touch of Scandal (7:57am September 26, 2010):

What an awesome thing to do :) I love charities and giving back! Good luck with your release on the 28th and CONGRATS!

Re: Dark Flame (10:48am June 27, 2010):

You did a FANTASTIC job!

You are a perfect fit for Fresh Fiction, can't wait to see more from you!

Re: Tempting a Proper Lady (11:18am June 23, 2010):

I love romance! I have always been a proud reader of the genre. There are just as many fantastic stories and writers out there as in any other genre.

I am thrilled it seems to be growing and I think the YA books have helped a lot with that.

Here is to many more years to come of great romance reading!

Re: Dragon Unmasked (10:39am June 16, 2010):

Well for me (and it has happened a few times), I always re-read my favorite two books of all time that never fail to remind me why I fell in love books. Wishes by Jude Deveraux and Forever and the Night by Linda Leal Miller. There is something comforting about them and they always help reinvigorate my reading :)

Re: Silent Truth (9:31am May 15, 2010):

I will be there and can't wait! Who can't love books, authors, margaritas, and making new friends!

Re: A Thread So Thin (1:47pm May 8, 2010):

I have to say that on a whole I don't read a lot of YA novels (Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, and Twilight withstanding) but I am finding more of them are starting to tell the type of stories that appeal to me. I think though they are also the ones that parents often argue aren't maybe geared correctly to the age group they are trying to hit. I love a good story but in the end if I am trying to get through books and have to pick between an adult or YA novel, I will probably save the YA novel for later.

Re: Blood Of The Demon (7:56am April 30, 2010):

I totally agree with your statements. I have been a fan of the genre for a long time. When I mention to friends that even Linda Leal Miller wrote a series, they don't believe me but I point out that the genre has (and will) encompass many writers that they would least expect. I actually think that the genre is on a creative upswing and if you weed through the self-pubished (though there are many brilliant writers who go this route-just believe you need to weed more through these) and watch for those books that others have read/loved you will find many exciting new directions. I think that the genre becoming more mainstream (for lack of a better word) has made it so more authors get a chance to bring their vision to the readers. It is unfortunate that some people are giving up when I think it is on a creative upswing :(

Re: Demonkeepers (6:32pm April 14, 2010):

Just sent the first 3 to my kindle :)

Re: Demonkeepers (6:31pm April 14, 2010):

WOOT! A new author (for me) to add---right up my alley!