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17 comments posted.

Re: Must Love Forever (1:40pm February 10, 2020):

Central Park?

Re: K-9 Defense (12:59pm July 1, 2019):

Interesting interview!

Re: Wind River Rancher (10:19am December 27, 2016):

what a powerful reason, Lindsay, to write the beautiful stories you do for us to enjoy. Thank you for your work and your service.

Re: Broken Ground (1:45pm May 6, 2016):

I remember the "in the kitchen" remark and hope it's not something my daughter and future generations never have to suffer.

But the story of Sanora is fascinating! Thank you for sharing her with us!

sara

Re: Immortally Yours (12:05pm August 27, 2012):

The all-natural male fang enhancer. OMG I love that ad. Why can't i get ones like that as spam in mail box?

Re: Creating Fate (12:31pm July 23, 2012):

sorry you were too fast for me Angie, read the post now. It's a wonderful story. I spent many years apart from my husband and learning to live together again is always difficult.

Re: Into The Darkest Corner (12:01pm June 24, 2012):

I can't imagine life without DFW Tea Readers. We meet several times a month in different locations, with one being at a tea room. We love to have authors drop in or call or Skype. I'll admit you do act differently when an author is present than not. We do have authors as members.

As for being closed to new members, not at all. Maybe because we're in Texas but we welcome all newcombers and try to make them welcome.

Re: The Proposal (1:35pm May 4, 2012):

I love your connected books, even the older ones without "series titles" And your characters are the best in Regency!

Re: One Month To Become A Mum (7:13pm April 19, 2012):

I fell in love with the Betty Neels doctor / nurse books in the 70s and have never looked back. Sounds like lots of fun. So glad we can get these in the US easily now.

Re: The Angel Of Blythe Hall (4:41pm December 30, 2011):

ah, these unexpected gifts bring tears to my eyes, I think mine was an unexpected bottle of perfume from my husband when we lived in Germany. He was enlisted and it was a big extravagant gift for him but he thought I'd like it. I kept it for years (it really didn't smell that great on me, but sitting there on my dresser made him feel good, so why not?).

Re: Beyond The Darkness (12:51pm December 4, 2011):

I always believe one door closes and a window opens. I'm here today by following my passion: reading and technology / marketing. And loving it!

Your stories are all inspiring because it's those who handle challenges and obstacles who are the quiet heroes (or heroines)

Re: Deep Disclosure (2:30pm September 7, 2011):

I live in the now, because it's the only time you can truly change but I keep an eye on the future. As others have said, the past is done.

Re: Catch 22 (2:32pm August 2, 2011):

Great idea Half Price Books has for recruiting booksellers in their stores. Hope they find jobs!

Re: The Marked Son (5:38pm July 31, 2011):

I think characters in the books I read are frozen when I stop reading or pause and it's only to save them I get back to them as soon as possible. Doesn't this work for everyone?

Re: City Of Promise (3:54pm June 23, 2011):

Wow, lots of interesting books I need to check out. I'm always up for a new good book!

Re: Knock Off (6:30pm March 18, 2008):

Always interesting to see how an author works behind the scenes to make a story with depth and to make characters come alive.

Re: House of Dark Delights (5:28pm March 18, 2008):

Congratulations, Louisa! Keeping our fingers crossed for you!