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

Darlene Stewart

7 comments posted.

Re: A Sliver Of Shadow (7:55pm February 29, 2012):

I never knew the difference in pnr and uf. Good to know. I believe in
all sorts of love, whether it be fast or slow.

Re: Wedded In Scandal (8:00am December 22, 2011):

That whole post was made of win, I think! I'm such a procrastinator and I can really forget time when I get into something. I'll be searching IMDB for upcoming movies and browsing some discussions. It's sad to say I could spend hours doing that. I need to start watching Stargate SG1 again; also finish watching some of the unwatched Supernatural episodes. As for sleeping, I stay in bed 10 or so minutes after I wake up. Sometimes people think I'm still asleep and I catch some pretty interesting conversations.

Re: The King's Mistress (7:40pm December 17, 2011):

I never knew that about mistletoe. Very interesting! I've got to share this with my friends now.

Re: Knight of Runes (9:54pm November 14, 2011):

I always thought writing was like painting too! Stories come easy for me because it's like a movie playing through my mind.

I remember my first time travel, it was Pirates by Linda Lael Miller followed by her Knights. She made me fall in love with time travel!

Re: Always a Temptress (10:11am November 3, 2011):

I do love how characters come alive and surprise you in ways you'd never thought possible!

Re: The Virtuoso (2:03pm November 2, 2011):

It's amazing what we life lessons we can learn from books, I think. There is one series that's pretty much ingrained into my beings. "Three sides to every story; yours, theirs, and the truth." "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should." etc. I have not read your writing before but I will whether or not I win this contest. I love reading stories like these. :)

Re: Chaos Tryst (3:31pm October 2, 2011):

Wow that date, as horrible as it was, sounded too funny! I would have died of embarrassment.