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

Sara Denluck

7 comments posted.

Re: The Stubborn Dead (8:19am January 29, 2012):

I collect craft and jewelry supplies and more recently, vintage and antique photos and postcards, mostly of babies and children. Loved reading about everyone's different collections! :)

Re: Real Vampires Have More To Love (2:22pm January 4, 2011):

Interesting blog. :) Major changes like that would be difficult, despite having years and years to evolve. I can't say whether I would play the field or settle down with one man. It would greatly depend on who I met. It would be lonely to be without a companion but on the other hand, I wouldn't want to be too hasty.

Re: Jane Slayre (12:12pm December 5, 2010):

No holiday books are coming to mind right now but The Little Princess, Naughty or Nice and The Stupidest Angel all sound very intriguing. I like that the Little Princess is named Sara, for two reasons. One, that the name Sara means princess and two, it's my name, as well and it's even spelt the same way (with no "h"!) :)

sweetbrier at shaw dot ca

Re: One Touch of Scandal (4:07pm September 26, 2010):

Hahaha, Liz...enjoyed your funny post! :) As for me, I don't consider baking a reward. I don't actually have a reward list but I am addicted to chocolate...does that count? And no, my cats don't get to share that. Nobody touches my chocolate! ;)

Re: The Cowboy From Christmas Past (5:31am July 27, 2009):

Hahaha...Mr. Fearsome! :D I'm really curious to know who Mr. Fearsome really was...

Re: Killer Cuts (6:32am May 24, 2009):

I'm hoping these books will be in the bag: Last Vampire Standing, Seducing an Angel, McAlistair's Fortune, Master of Craving, Whispered Lies, Ashes of Midnight and Tekgrrl! Thanks for the opportunity!

Re: The Texas Twins (3:01am May 24, 2009):

Hi Tina! I enjoyed your article and I want to send all good wishes to the unfortunate family you mentioned at the beginning. I hope the man's doctors can figure out what is wrong and help him.

Something else you wrote really struck me. I have always been an avid reader but for the life of me, could not concentrate when my children were small. How on earth did you concentrate on a book with a baby screaming in your ear?