Love, Danger, Homecomings & Heart — Your June Reading Escape Starts Here

Callie Hutton

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Re: The Earl's Return (9:24am August 24, 2016):

Hi Peggy, My family is riddled with summer birthdays. I'm sure you had fun.

Re: The Earl's Return (9:23am August 24, 2016):

Hi Tanja, Mty sister saw that, and loved it.

Re: The Earl's Return (10:47pm August 23, 2016):

Hi Janie. Grandkids time is the absolute best. Thanks for stopping by.

Re: The Earl's Return (1:43pm August 23, 2016):

Thanks for saying hello, Bonnie. Summertime is great for getting in a bunch of reading. But then, so is fall, winter, spring . . . .

Re: The Earl's Return (1:42pm August 23, 2016):

Hi Bonnie, thanks for coming by. I love the beach, and always get to dip in the water when I visit family in New Jersey.

Re: The Earl's Return (10:50am August 23, 2016):

Oh, I truly get the grandchildren thing.I have two adorable twin grandsons. Just had their 2nd birthday party last Sunday.

Re: The Baron's Betrayal (11:10am March 29, 2015):

Thanks for stopping by ladies. I agree, it's hard to find time to do everything we want to do. I hope you enjoy The Baron's Betrayal.

Re: The Lady's Disgrace (9:47am September 12, 2014):

Thanks for stopping by, Peggy, Laura and Bonnie.

Re: The Lady's Disgrace (9:17pm September 11, 2014):

Love reading all your comments. I love that so many of your share your love of history with me.

Re: The Lady's Disgrace (9:47am September 11, 2014):

Wow, Tina, what an amazing story! Thank you so much for sharing with us. And thank you Susan, Jen, Cheri, Elaine, Janet, Tina and Sharon for stopping by.

Re: The Lady's Disgrace (9:04pm September 10, 2014):

Thanks, Cathy and Lori. I appreciate you stopping by.

Re: The Lady's Disgrace (5:47pm September 10, 2014):

Good point, Julia. In one of my college history classes, my professor took the class on a field trip that we would have had to pay big bucks to go on with a private tour company. It was wonderful, and brought history to life for all of us.

Re: The Lady's Disgrace (4:15pm September 10, 2014):

Thanks for coming by, ladies. It's funny, Jackie Wisherd, because I write both Great Britain history (regency) and Old West. I appreciate your visit and comments.

Re: The Duke's Quandary (5:53pm March 15, 2014):

Hi Denise, dad's are often our very first heroes; L. Lam, I'm sure she's been a great example for you your whole life; Janie, helping others certainly makes for a hero; Ginger, please offer thanks to your son for his service to our country. I appreciate y'all stopping by.

Re: The Duke's Quandary (1:58pm March 15, 2014):

That is a sweet story, Pam. Nothing like a life-long love. M.M., I know what you meant, that's what precipitated my article. True heroes don't always look like heroes. Peggy, Fresh Fiction actually has the wrong book offered for the drawing. The prize offered is either a print or ebook copy of THE ELUSIVE WIFE, which is the first book in the series. Colleen, yes, everyday heroes are generally in our own backyards. Thanks so much for all of you stopping by and taking the time to comment.

Re: The Duke's Quandary (10:06am March 15, 2014):

So sorry for your loss, too Bonnie. I'm sure you miss your sister very much. Thanks for the visit.

Re: The Duke's Quandary (9:12am March 15, 2014):

Hi Cathy, So sorry for your loss. I can hear the pain in your words. Thank you for coming by today and sharing your story.

Re: Lies that Bind (1:02pm November 21, 2013):

I guess, the usual things. I never really think about it. Pay off the house, take a trip, money to family.

Re: The Surprising Enchantress (10:54am September 16, 2013):

Great post, Kathy. Glad you had a good time. I think all romance writers like Cinderella and other Disney flicks. After all, they all have a HEA.

Re: Lady Seductress's Ball (9:37am December 19, 2011):

The cookies sound yummy, as does your book. Can't wait to read it. Good luck with the sales.