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9 comments posted.

Re: You Had Me at Wolf (11:02pm February 27, 2020):

I own a few of Terri's books and enjoy the interaction of
the characters. Paranormal Romance is one of my favorite
categories... Usually my favorite is the human girl who
finds herself in a situation where our hero saves her and
she can't help but to fall in love.

Re: Lost Under a Ladder (2:58pm December 17, 2014):

We always have Golden Delicious apples and organic bananas in the house... Also blueberries to make smoothies with and to add to breakfast.

Re: Muffin But Murder (5:58pm June 30, 2014):

One of the funniest series I ever read and own most of was Lawrence Sanders' McNally series... Archie McNally is the family wastrel. He was thrown out of (I forget which)either college or law school for streaking.

Now he's the in house detective service for the family law firm... He is a real character, and his sidekicks are funny also.

Re: Strung Out To Die (6:04pm August 19, 2013):

Hi Tanya,
The Booktown store owners loved the cover cards I passed out. I love your books and would be thrilled if I were the lucky winner of a Dead Tree version of your book.

Re: The Christie Curse (10:14am March 3, 2013):

Of course you could both work together, and of course you could write a best seller.

I'm predicting that this series WILL end up on the NY Times Book Review and we (your friends) will "shep nachus" from you.

Re: Bruja Brouhaha (1:14pm August 24, 2012):

I love your writing and would love to be able to win this book to add to my collection. Your investigations into the practices and stuff sounds like fun.

I just have to call some friends upstate and I get invited to visit on Wiccan holy days. I've learned a lot from them.

Re: Sketch a Falling Star (9:38am March 12, 2012):

Hi Sharon,
What you've experienced is certainly nothing new. I've been
known to lost days, even weeks of my life. No I'm not a
lush. I just get caught up in things and suddenly wonder
where the time went.

I love your books and have enjoyed the first two in this
series immensely. I would love to win a copy to add to my
home library.

Re: Knight of Runes (3:42pm November 14, 2011):

I enjoy reading Historical and Time Travel fiction. Having the
local include Ancient Britain just adds to my need to read.

Re: Night Walker (3:20pm July 18, 2011):

Thanks for having this contest. Living forever? I don't know if I'd want that. I rather live until I no longer find life interesting or pleasurable. That would be the best option.