April's Affections and Intrigues: Love and Mystery Bloom

Hyunjin Jeon

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48 comments posted.

Re: Opposing Forces (2:47am June 14, 2013):

Can't wait to read this! Thanks!

Re: Sweet Revenge (4:07am June 4, 2013):

Can't wait to read it! Sounds great!

Re: South Of Surrender (3:32am June 1, 2013):

I really like reading about characters with physical impairments who learn to
overcome them without giving into pity and depression. They accept the
impairment and embrace it as a part of their lives.

Re: Long Simmering Spring (3:28am June 1, 2013):

I've made the mistake of accepting being treated like a nobody by someone who
was supposed to be my best friend. Since then, I have ended the friendship after
a lot of heartache, but I am now a stronger person because of it.

Re: A Highland Werewolf Wedding (5:48am May 9, 2013):

I love tough men in kilts! Can't wait to read this one!

Re: The Seven-Day Target (4:08am April 29, 2013):

I love romantic suspense because it shows how a couple can come together in
dark situations.

Re: Identity Crisis (2:51am March 28, 2013):

The forgeries are like a work of art in themselves if they are able to pass the
inspection of experts. lol. Not saying they are acceptable. Thanks for this
opportunity to win your contest!

Re: The Forsaken (10:56pm March 25, 2013):

I believe that angels are the ones who risk their lives everyday for the sake of
others, like soldiers and firefighters.

Re: A Risk Worth Taking (8:12pm March 10, 2013):

Reading provides me with escapism, so I like reading about things that are
entirely different.

Re: The Survivor (2:36am March 6, 2013):

The most important thing in a small area would be to get to know your
neighbors so you can familiarize with who lives near you. Then, set up a
neighborhood watch, especially if there are small children and such in the
neighborhood.

Re: The Turncoat (2:27am March 6, 2013):

I love stories between enemies because there is always this tension between
them.

Re: Fall Into You (4:11pm January 20, 2013):

I love both standalone and series, but when I do read a series, I have to read it
from the beginning. That way, I know what is going on and it feels like you are
growing with the characters.

Re: Finding Home (8:14pm January 14, 2013):

My favorite memory is just lying outside and gazing up at the stars.

Re: Lady X's Cowboy (8:15pm October 8, 2012):

Looking forward to reading this!

Re: Against His Will (8:15pm October 8, 2012):

I'm looking forward to reading this!

Re: Starlight (11:08pm June 25, 2012):

Polly, Alex, and the Weavers' Union. Thank you for this opportunity!

Re: The Marriage Bargain (3:14am June 16, 2012):

I love endings where the hero realizes he can't be without the heroine. :)

Re: Deadly Secrets, Loving Lies (3:00am May 18, 2012):

Tony Stark/Ironman, probably. He may have the sarcastic humor and devil-may-
care attitude, but he is a man with many layers. And he's sexy and uber rich. ;)

Re: Kiss Of The Goblin Prince (5:10pm May 13, 2012):

This seems like a great book! And the cover is sexy.

Re: The Fallen Woman of Vil?gos (11:51pm April 16, 2012):

i have experienced deja vu more times that I can count, but the most unique
cases in my life are when I felt like I dreamt something sometime before and it
happens in actuality. Maybe I'm psychic. LOL

Re: Mariana (3:47am April 12, 2012):

I prefer the originals because readers are able to observe how times were
different, and how much the author has changed in writing style over the years. I
feel like once the writers attempt to rework their stories, the stories change too
much from the original.

Re: The Wolf Who Loved Me (3:45am April 12, 2012):

I have a friend who actually paid for her friend's Vegas trip so she would keep
something a secret...it was a pretty big secret.

Re: Vigilare (2:17am April 7, 2012):

I think a heroine would be too tough if she acts too unkindly to everyone around
her for no logical reason. If she were to have some type of abusive past, then it
might be understandable. Otherwise, I love strong heroines who have that
certain soft spot that makes them human. :)

Re: Lessons After Dark (4:24am April 6, 2012):

Seems really interesting. I haven't really heard much about this type of book, so
I'm looking forward to reading it. :)

Re: Texas Pride (10:54pm March 8, 2012):

Reading romances, while they may be extreme at times, told me to never settle
for anything less than true love. :)

Re: Dire Needs (4:20pm March 5, 2012):

Series are wonderful, but only if they're all finished by the time I start. I hate
waiting 2-3 years for the next book to come out, but they're great because you
can watch the characters slowly grow. I do love stand-alones, too. :)

Re: A Scandalous Countess (4:22am February 14, 2012):

The Regency era just seems so much more elegant and fun. While the Georgian
era is interesting, Regency romances just tend to be that much more delightful
to read.

Re: Far from Here (3:19am February 4, 2012):

I love to create short stories that come up in my dreams. They allow me to live
out fantasies while living in the reality. :)

Re: Alpha Instinct (2:01am February 2, 2012):

Paranormal romance is just so exotic. It brings a new aspect to romance that can
work as a hindrance or as a boost to be explored. I just love paranormal
romance because of the men are so alpha, and who doesn't love a sexy alpha
male? ;)

Re: Falling For The Fireman (2:41am January 24, 2012):

There's something sexy about a heroic man who willingly risks his own life by
going into a fire to save lives. These men are the reason fireman romances are
sexy. :)

Re: Scrumptious (6:39pm January 16, 2012):

My life has had more twists and turns than expected, and I know that there will
continue to be more unexpected turns in the future. Life likes to play with us,
huh? :)

Re: Risking Trust (3:01am January 12, 2012):

The last book I was entirely in the zone was The Emperor's Edge by Lindsay
Buroker, and I devoured the two sequels.

Re: Pretty Persuasion (11:16pm January 9, 2012):

1 is horrible, 3 is average, and 5 is unbelievably amazing. I do try to finish all the
books that I start, even if I see that it is horrible, in the hopes that it may get a
little better.

Re: Hot Rain (2:39am January 4, 2012):

I've never tried online dating, but I have heard of a lot of successful cases. It
seems to be becoming a normal thing as people don't have as much time to go
out and look for potential dates. I would even consider trying it later down the
road if I haven't found the elusive one yet. :)

Re: A Promise Of Safekeeping (5:23am January 1, 2012):

I hoard books. In my small room alone, I probably have over 400 books. I can't
seem to give them away, including the books that I'm not too fond of. :)

Re: The Angel Of Blythe Hall (12:18pm December 30, 2011):

The unexpected gift I received two years ago was when my family realized my
mom had overcome cancer.

Thank you so much for this opportunity!

Re: Wedded In Scandal (1:51am December 22, 2011):

I stay in bed sometimes, too. Once, I didn't get out of bed until 2pm when I'd
woken up at 9am. I spent that time reading.
I also like just going on the Internet. I go on one site, and it leads me to another,
and another, and another...I think you can see the pattern here.
Anyways, happy holidays!

Re: Shield of Fire (8:39am December 9, 2011):

Teenage boys have a tendency to like video games or electronics, like iPods or
new phones. To get them something healthy, though, sports-related items may
be better so they can actually get out instead of stay in all day. :)

Re: Hushed (4:59am December 5, 2011):

I love romances where the hero and heroine are both independent, but being
with each other makes them that much stronger. This leads them to have a
happily ever after.
Thank you for this opportunity! :)

Re: Wild Thing (4:55am December 5, 2011):

Opposites do attract, but I think that in some cases, two people need to agree
on major life decisions.
Thank you for this opportunity. :)

Re: Beyond The Darkness (1:14am December 4, 2011):

I have been helping my parents financially since I was 18 while attending
university. I felt that if I skipped work for even a day, something would go
terribly wrong and I would be wholly responsible. Then, impulsively, my best
friend and I decided to go on a trip to Europe with money I'd put aside in my
savings. It was one of the best decisions of my life. I realized that I could take
a break once in a while in life and that sometimes, I just need to breathe. :)
Thank you for this opportunity!

Re: Busted in Bollywood (12:21pm December 3, 2011):

Looking forward to it! :)

Re: Hunter Of Shadows (3:06am December 2, 2011):

My favorite "Whoa!" moment was in Shadowfever by Karen Marie Moning. Even mentioning it might give away spoilers, but it was a twist that I was not at all expecting.

Thank you for the chance to obtain your book! :)

Re: The Earl's Mistaken Bride (6:01am November 30, 2011):

I may not be Debbie downer, but I do tend to be a pessimist. Still, the
love of my family and friends gives me hope and keeps me balanced. :)
And I would love an opportunity to read your book.

Re: Learning To Trust (12:39pm November 27, 2011):

Hi!
Looking forward to Learning To Trust. :)

Re: Waking Up Dead (4:02am November 26, 2011):

Can't wait to get a chance to read your book! :)

Re: The Storm That Is Sterling (2:36am November 26, 2011):

Thank you sooo much! I can't wait to get my hands on this novel when it finally comes!

Re: The Storm That Is Sterling (4:37pm November 23, 2011):

My favorite tormented hero is Jericho Barrons.