Sunshine, secrets, and swoon-worthy stories—June's featured reads are your perfect summer escape.

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10 comments posted.

Re: Forever Dusk (7:03pm February 11, 2016):

What emotion is the best weapon? I must say the Silician's
proverb is best then, you know :revenge is best when serves
cold." Mwa-hahaha.... 3:)

Re: How To Wrangle A Cowboy (6:59pm February 11, 2016):

No luck on my grandparents though, since they were gone
before I was born. But as for my parents, I remember they
said they were neighbours.

Re: Into the Fury (1:40pm February 11, 2016):

Robin Hood. My Fair Lady also. For your next historical
romance plots?

Re: To Charm a Naughty Countess (4:25pm May 22, 2014):

I have your Matchmaker series, and they're on my TBR pile.

Re: Meet the Earl at Midnight (4:19pm May 22, 2014):

As long as HE is the Viking, Gina won't say "No"... and neither will I. heheheee.... :D

Re: Home to Stay (7:10pm March 27, 2014):

L.O.V.E. your 1st book mucho.. mucho...Terri. Am getting the
rest of this series. :)

Re: Deck the Halls With Love (1:08pm January 30, 2013):

Your books..ROCK!! Always look for them at bookstores.

Re: Kissed By A Vampire (5:44pm October 29, 2012):

Hiya! Hiding in SC doing this blog, I see. ;-) Of course, I like
paranormal & suspense, mix 'em all you want. How does one
hide one's identity when lives as long as 2,000 yr so 'normal'
human folks won't get suspicious - btw?? Sort of remember
that from "The Highlander" movie. Don't think one can keep on
living w/ one name and addr for 2,000 yrs, not getting old w/out
your neighbours and coworkers noticing, right?

Re: Seducing The Governess (7:00pm March 8, 2011):

I've become addicted to historical romance since last year,
shamelessly admitted here. ;) Like it even better when the
characters, names, events, places were ones I could related
to in real history. Made me want to be able to go back in
time back and forth at will, although I don't think I can
live there. Especially those dresses!! They are beauty and
gorgeous, but how could one walk, talk in those things, not
to mention dance and eat in tight corset and yards and yards
and yards of cloth!! Wonder what they'll think when I popped
up in jeans, T-shirt and sneakers!??!! Oh! and with
sunglasses and baseball cap on too. Ha..Ha.. :)

Re: The Irish Princess (9:23pm February 1, 2011):

..Ooooh! The Irish princess and the Tudor King & Queen!?!
This sounds good!! I've got to have this book, AND..
available in "Trade size"? Even better, easy on my eyes.:)
Like it even better when the characters really existed in
history, made it comes alive more. Thanks for your research,
Karen. Ireland, here it comes.