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6 comments posted.

Re: Texas Baby Sanctuary (2:13am March 28, 2012):

Texas or not-Texas doesn't really matter if the setting isn't a character all on its own. If Texas is a character, absolutely love it. I love almost any setting that brings parts of the story to life in a different way. The stage is as important as the actors on it.

I like the premise for your series!

Re: The Chase (2:10am March 28, 2012):

It's funny you mention Castle because at the moment, that is one of two shows I watch regularly!

Out of the two, though... It's a tough call.

Castle has Nathan Fillion, and I love seeing him in the role of Richard Castle. He tries to be suave and sometimes fails. He may not be romance-book-cover material, but he's got the charisma and the goofy charm to pull it off just a little bit. He's also smart, and in tune with those around him, giving him the ability to draw connections like a writer would. As easy as it would be for the writers of Castle to go a different way, they've maintained a kind of authenticity to the character of Richard Castle, I think.

On the other hand, I am watching "Once Upon A Time" and there's NOTHING better for me than allusions to well known fairy tales and fables. (I love Rumplestiltskin.)

Re: Money Shot (4:46pm June 10, 2011):

If the dialogue is good? Total dialogue junky. Now... I don't like WRITING dialogue, usually. I don't feel like mine is up to snuff.

Re: Captive Spirit (12:44pm October 20, 2010):

I tend to have the same 'thing' with random bits of trivia. I have had a number of instances where a topic comes up and I will chime in with some random fact. It's always nice to run across a tidbit that has such potential, though! I'm looking forward to picking this up.

Re: Seduced by the Wolf (11:08pm August 19, 2010):

It is easy to imagine that a wolf wouldn't be into something like weight lifting to stay in shape! Being natural creatures, he stays in shape the 'natural' way. Being active doing the things he loves. I really enjoy that this is your stance, too!

Looking forward to reading "Seduced by the Wolf"!

Re: The Burning City (2:23am July 20, 2010):

Every good hero/heroine needs a stalwart companion, the quinessential sidekick, and I'm glad to hear your heroine has the support system she needs. The "lone wolf" archetype gets worn out and, I daresay, overused in a lot of fiction these days.

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