Wow, so many of you have come by! Thanks so much. To reiterate what some of you are saying, I think it's important for heroines to be far more than just placeholders for the heroes. Obviously many of you think so, too!
Hi, Danielle! We are getting around the blogosphere, aren't we?
Peggy, yes, I had a heroine jump off a cliff. Needless to say, there was a reason and she was fine afterward.
Lindsay, interesting that you would pick up on the cars being a metaphor for moving forward. I actually didn't think of that, but you're right! I was subconsciously brilliant, I guess. LOL.
Heather, I know what you mean. That black diamond was scary. I never would have done it without my boyfriend. But that's what love is supposed to do, isn't it? Make us try new things and strive beyond what we think we can do, knowing we have someone at our back? I try to do that in every book, too, show how each person is better because of the love of the other.
Thanks again for dropping by, everyone. Good luck in the contest. But even if you don't win today, you can always enter the contests on my website. I give away book prizes there, too, so drop by and enter. You can also visit me on my Facebook Author page anytime. 'Night, everybody.
Hi, everyone! Thanks for coming by, and thanks for the sun some of you are sending my way. I love to ski, but I am very ready for spring! To those of you asking about the next book, yes, there is a third book in the series, Trouble At The Wedding, which will be out in January. If you want to know more, you can always go to my website or my Facebook Author Page. In the meantime, I'm working on a new series, and yes, I'm trying to keep it fresh! Thanks to everyone for your support of these books and the era. Happy reading, everyone.
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