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

Theresa Smith

8 comments posted.

Re: Blackmailed by the Italian Billionaire (9:46am April 24, 2012):

Sounds like a great book! I wonder if Olivia will catch on to what Luc is doing-just to get to her father?

Re: Wedded In Scandal (9:50pm April 9, 2012):

Congratulations Jade! Best wishes too! Sounds like a great book to read. Sometimes we want to change our identities to find better, but changing has it's own problems too. Good luck on the book-it sounds great.

Re: Woodrose Mountain (9:45pm April 9, 2012):

Sounds like the book will be a winner. I always like stories that have a problem that needs to be solved. That's what is so interesting to me! Although, there are books that make you cry for a character. I love getting into books to escape sometimes.

Re: Vigilare (9:37pm April 9, 2012):

Sounds like it's going to be a great book! Women have been dominated by men for a long time. It is time to show a tough woman who knows what she wants, even if it's not a turn on to a man. One of the titles I love-isn't from a book but movie that would have made a great book and it is "Enough."

Re: One Hot Cowboy Wedding (5:24pm April 9, 2012):

I believe that this is going to be an awesome read! I believe that all the above are true to your question. Every girl needs that special cowboy, because they know how to treat females. Thanks for the chance!

Re: Trouble Me (5:17pm April 9, 2012):

Rob seems like a good character, yet he feels something for Jade even though he has not been with a woman since his past wife. It is good to keep your guard sometimes so that you won't fall in love with the wrong person!

Re: A Plain Death (5:10pm April 9, 2012):

I believe this book will be great! I do feel that Tim and Chloe will get together and find out who sabotaged her car even though Becky borrowed it, then follow up with a romantic ending.

Re: Vicki's Key (1:44pm March 28, 2012):

I am too atracted to different accents. The portion written above makes it where the reader is there listening to the accent. Wonderful!! Seems like Dylan has a mysterious side.