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

Laurel Chevlen

7 comments posted.

Re: Will's True Wish (8:56pm February 4, 2016):

We don't own a dog, but three cats own us. However, when my Mom had
Zacky, a little bichon frise, he often came to visit and he was always so
accepting and nice to the cats that it felt as if I had four friends of some
similar breed (?) keeping me company during the day.

Re: Will's True Wish (8:52pm February 4, 2016):

Presently we don't own a dog, but three wonderful cats own us! When my
mother had her little dog, Zacky, he spent a lot of time with us and he was
just so accepting of the cats and they of him that it was like having four
friends to keep me company during the day.

Re: Rescuing the Texan's Heart (9:23am February 21, 2015):

I loved seeing Boulder and Denver in the summer months. I would imagine
Ouray to be as beautiful and probably without all of the many tourists of the
more-known cities and sites! Thank you for introducing us to this scenic
beauty!

Re: The Lady's Disgrace (10:47pm September 12, 2014):

Historical romance fiction is a wonderful introduction to a specific time
period and if real people also populate the story one can even learn more
by reading up about that real life individual! I love checking things out in
Wikipedia as I am reading.

Re: The Scandal in Kissing an Heir (1:14am January 1, 2014):

Sounds like a wonderful story! What a fun way to begin the New Year!

Re: Heart of Deception (6:50pm April 29, 2011):

Hats are just so much fun! I found a large sun hat at Talbot's a few years ago, which packs flat in a suitcase and has gone with me on all sorts of family trips. And it protects my fair complexion most fashionably!

Re: My Favorite Countess (11:54pm April 28, 2011):

I recently read a Carla Kelly regency with a surgeon hero. Lieutenant Philemon Brittle was his name, and he was a wonderfully sensitive and brave man who truly deserved his Lady Laura! The book was THE SURGEON'S LADY and like all of Carla Kelly's books, it was terrific!