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

Megan Hart

3 comments posted.

Re: Precious and Fragile Things (10:43am December 19, 2010):

Christina: You make an interesting point -- but a book's not a "romance" if it doesn't have that Happy Ever After ending. On the other hand, I personally like to read all kinds of books, not all of them romance, and I always appreciate it when a book ends the way it should (happily or not.) I don't always write romances and often have what could be called ambiguous endings...but I always try to make the endings right for the story.

Sophie: Yeah, Alex. He's a very very popular character! I don't have any plans for him at the moment but that doesn't mean he won't have other stories.

Clio: Yeah, I have Room on my wish list. Since I wanted to write a book about that situation. LOL!! I guess I'll have to write something else now. :/

Re: Precious and Fragile Things (2:26pm December 18, 2010):

Clio -- I often write about what I'd like to happen or what I'm terrified of happening. PAFT was the terrifed part.

Brandon...is the first kind. :)

M

Re: Precious and Fragile Things (10:17am December 18, 2010):

Thanks everyone for commenting!

To answer some questions, yes -- three months is how long they're together. And as for why I felt compelled to write the story...

Um, I had small children! ;)

I hope if you give the book a chance, that you enjoy it.

Thanks again, everyone.

M