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

Patricia Baldwin

7 comments posted.

Re: Welcome Back To Apple Grove (1:59pm December 20, 2013):

I don't do much baking any more, but my daughter is better than I was at baking. Your books sound wonderful, and since I originally was from PA, the location of your book appeals. Have a blessed Christmas and a prosperous 2014.

Re: Secret Santa Baby (1:59pm December 27, 2012):

Thank you for having this contest. Love your books. Have a very Happy New Year.

Re: Unleashed (7:11pm October 10, 2011):

I guess I'd like to be a cat - my cat Onyx sure has it made. Gets what he wants when he wants it, and now that he's getting older, likes to cuddle - which I like. Thanks for having your contest.

Re: Double Take (7:26am November 27, 2009):

Kevin, you are to be commended for your attitude, determination, and sharing your deepest thoughts with others. God Bless You. Thank you Jen for bringing this story to our attention. Pat Baldwin

Re: Killer Cuts (12:27pm May 24, 2009):

Ooh, what a list to choose from! Other than all of them, I'd like books by Viets, Mann, Davis, Landis, Leigh, Persons, Brennan. Thanks to all these authors for providing such reading enjoyment.

Re: Flipping Out (10:26am April 14, 2009):

Oh man, would I love to win this prize!!! Where to start - Iris Johansen, Laura Levine, Denise Swanson, Jane Haddam, etc. Thanks so much for having such a wonderful contest.

Re: Secrets In Four Corners (9:25am January 17, 2009):

My parents started building a house in the country in PA, then had to relocate. The house was a 2-story, cement block home with a full basement. Several years later, my husband and I decided to finish off the first floor. I lived there for several years. At times, we would feel an extreme cold feeling, even on the hottest day of the summer. We had it checked out for drafts, fireplace drafts, etc., but everyone said there was no reason for the feelings and said it must have been from watching spooky shows (which we never did) or an overactive imagination. We would just leave the house for about an hour, and when we went back in, everything would be OK. It didn't matter where in the house we were, either on the main floor or in the basement. Others would feel it too, without us saying anything. The neighbors told us that that area used to be an Indian burial ground, but I could never find proof of that. The feeling was never that it (the ghost or spirit) would hurt us but just wanted us out of the house for some reason or another. After we left and my parents died, I sold the property. The second story was eventually completed, but the house was sold several times. I truly believe that house was haunted.