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Love, Danger, Homecomings & Heart β€” Your June Reading Escape Starts Here

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One disastrous night. One devastating man. One diabolical proposition.


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He’s stubborn. She’s tougher. His kid? Already picked the bride.


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A small-town second chance wrapped in danger, desire, and Sharon Sala heart.


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She came home to save the ranch… and found the cowboy she never forgot.


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From reality TV heartbreak to real-life reinvention.


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A missing twin. A deadly cartel. One K-9 team caught in the crossfire.


Kris Neri


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11 comments posted.

Re: Revenge On Route 66 (10:33am March 30, 2013):

Thanks for all the great comments, everyone! I wish you all luck in the contest. I
share my own birthday with Eric Matthews from BOY MEETS WORLD. Wish it were
someone cooler.

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (4:40pm July 20, 2010):

Thanks, y'all! I hope some of you give one or both of my series a try.

Cheryl & Alice, you won the contest! Congrats. I hope you both enjoy the books you've won.

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (9:06pm July 17, 2010):

Thanks, Brenda. I think I'd freak out, too, if I woke up next to a dead man, or a strange live man. Some things are more fun to write than to actually live them.

Thanks, Jo Anne!

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (9:04pm July 17, 2010):

Pam, I think that's exactly right. We all start with a bit of ourselves, and then take it off somewhere else. But at a certain point, good characters really do take on lives of their own, and that's great.

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (3:33pm July 17, 2010):

Patricia, I think some people have lost a sense of that privacy sphere. But if they don't care that they're spilling their business, they can't care when other people listen.

Joanne, so true.

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (3:32pm July 17, 2010):

Thanks for ringing in on my "character choosing authors" question, Mary & Megan.

Darci, great idea.

Kelli, we all have our talents. I think we all get a share of them.

Kris

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (3:31pm July 17, 2010):

Pamela, I like the combination of mystery and humor, too, not just as a writer, but also as a reader. Look at Alyson's comment -- things that are both funny and sad happen all the time in life.

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (3:29pm July 17, 2010):

Thanks for the kind feedback, Brenda, Karin & Marjorie.

Kelli, believe me -- sometimes all writers would like characters to shut up!

Thanks, Kai. I do think there's a difference between nosiness and curiosity. People watching is the best pastime.

Kris

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (3:28pm July 17, 2010):

Alyson, that's proof that life can be sad and funny at the same time.

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (7:27pm July 16, 2010):

Vicki & Sue, I'm glad I'm not the only one eavesdropping on cell conversations. Sue, you are so right!

Kris

Re: Revenge for Old Times' Sake (7:26pm July 16, 2010):

Thanks, Vikki, Gail and Robin!

Kris

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