Fall headfirst into July’s hottest stories—danger, desire, and happily-ever-afters await.

Tawnya Bentley

Read, Sleep, Eat! Eating is always the option to get rid of.

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8 comments posted.

Re: The Bad Boy Billionaire's Wicked Arrangement (2:45pm January 1, 2014):

Anywhere!!!! My luck it would be a grocery store though.

Re: Command Performance (6:21pm October 7, 2013):

Congratulations on having your daughter, and thank you for
writing a book about something I never thought about our
soldiers still doing during war time, at least not in modern
times.

Re: When Mountains Move (8:01pm September 11, 2013):

Although I am a 3rd generation bookworm and am raising a 4th
generation bookworm, we all read different types of books.
And my daughter although a very mature teen, I'm still not
sharing or discussing my books with her. She does have her
best friend whom they spend so much time together her
parents and myself call them sisters, they share their
books, and fight if one gets the last one at a book store.

Re: Honeymoon To Die For (7:56pm September 11, 2013):

The books yes. If it has a very sexy attractive cover and
than ends up being a dud unfortunately the author goes on my
"do not buy list".

Re: Charm and Consequence (3:43pm July 15, 2013):

Yes I have, in seventh grade and nearly 27 yrs later we are
still best friends.

Re: A Healing Heart (10:36am May 22, 2013):

How real is fiction? I think fiction is based on more facts
than non-fiction during times in my life. I've read fiction
books and think "I've already lived that".

Re: Flora's Wish (10:32am May 22, 2013):

Love books that are set with the woman having to essentially
save the family.

Re: The Sword Dancer (10:28am May 22, 2013):

I love those scenes you described especially Mr. and Mrs.
Smith. I also liked the movie The War of the Roses, although
they were suppose to be bitter enemies, I don't think you go
as far as they did without love enolved.