Love, Danger, Homecomings & Heart — Your June Reading Escape Starts Here

TinaMarie R

18 comments posted.

Re: Risking Trust (12:14pm January 13, 2012):

January has always been the beginning of bitter cold here... :(

Re: Engaged in Sin (6:36am November 6, 2011):

I love a well researched book, it adds so much to a book.

Re: North of Need (6:33am November 6, 2011):

Sounds like the best kind of guy!

Re: The Norse King's Daughter (4:10pm October 2, 2011):

Something funny like G.A. Aiken.

Re: Chaos Tryst (2:17pm October 2, 2011):

I wish I had a story to share but I am amazed at how long you put up with him. Good luck on your book!

Re: Hard Bitten (11:59pm June 16, 2011):

I rely heavily on the library and on-line resources. Because they have a fantastic on-line system I can request books on-line and either pick up the book, CD or read it electronically depending on what's available.

Re: Cover of Darkness (7:20am June 5, 2011):

I enjoy Christine Feehan and Lora Leigh's Special Ops stories.

Re: Forced to Kill (6:43am June 5, 2011):

It is great to see audio books getting so readily available and thank you for the great background information.

Re: Grimoire (4:19am May 16, 2011):

I think secondary characters can enrich or distract from the main story, but I think they create a more dimensional story.

Re: Deadly Promises (7:56pm May 9, 2011):

I was so caught up in my own personal drama that I missed all of this until a friend brought it up in conversation and I was like "really?"
I'm glad he's been found and the drama he's caused all these years is finally over. I know someone will try to take his place, I just hope they are less successful.

Re: The Hat (6:57pm May 9, 2011):

My memories of my mother was suffering and the need of the almighty dollar. The dollar could fix everything and was a symbol of her love. My mom was always working, always tired or busy. As I've grown up and learned about how she was raised I have become more understanding of how she treated me. I've also had a frank discussions with her about the constant critisizms (spelling?) and how they were affecting me. We've gotten to a place where I am already dreading the day she dies. I love her deeply.

Re: A Family Affair (6:44pm May 9, 2011):

I can't really comment on another family but I understand believing something about a parent the most of your life and finding out it was wrong.

Re: The Legend Of Michael (11:44am May 2, 2011):

My perfect hero is usually an Alpha in stories.

Re: Total Abandon (4:30am April 30, 2011):

Ebooks have really broaden the authors and genres I have been able to read. I've found so many new authors and with the free and lower price points I have added so many authors TBR I need a spreadsheet to keep track.

I don't often reread books so I would rarely buy books but with the lower price point of e-books I have a monthly budget line just for e-books. Although some of the recent large increases buy the houses has sent me back to the library or borrowing for their books.

Re: Hit List (4:20am April 30, 2011):

I know you don't have to read the series in order but the way all the interactions build, the stresses and strengthening and how Anita progresses through all of her relationships.

Re: Staying At Daisy's (11:51pm March 7, 2011):

Sounds like Daisy has her hands full with that crowd. I worked at a hotel many years ago and I swear there was as much drama on the inside as with our guests.

Sounds like a fun read.

Re: Animal Magnetism (3:16am March 5, 2011):

I just recently heard of you through a fellow book lover and have you in my TBR pile, this was a nice coincidence.

Re: Wicked Seduction (10:19pm March 2, 2011):

I like your kind of crazy and possession :)
I think it's being able to interact with your characters like you do allows you to be a good writer.