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

Maria Mohan

5 comments posted.

Re: Losing Control (8:08am November 1, 2012):

Robyn I love the idea of linked books and have dipped into the St. Piran's Medical Romance series lately as well as your Hunter Pact. I love seeing old, favorite characters popping up again and again and catching up with them. But category romance being what it is, with the short shelf life of books, I think that the books should still be a complete read in themselves. I find it disappointing when certain matters are left hanging unresolved until the next book in the series. Maybe it's just me. It wouldn't put me off a serial though.

Re: One Month To Become A Mum (8:05am April 22, 2012):

I'm very late here, but I'm going to comment anyway. I only
started reading medical romances lately Louisa - but I love
them! They are very exciting and have a very down to earth
touch.

Re: The Devil and Miss Jones (7:04am April 8, 2012):

Kate, I think your working titles work! They're great. I picked up one of your backlist titles in a secondhand shop lately (Bedded By The Greek Millionaire) and while I enjoyed the story immensely, I had to practically hide the book around my husband and kids. I really don't like the idea of my four schoolgoing kids seeing me reading a book with a title like that and I know my husband wouldn't either. I hope your publisher lets you use your working titles in future. They're far more sophisticated. I'm due to start THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES SOON and I will read it openly with pride! Looking forward to the next one!

Re: Woodrose Mountain (8:58pm April 4, 2012):

It's not so much the fact that your characters have suffered something horrible. It's the fact that they recovered from it. That's the challenge. It then becomes a story of healing and renewal and not destruction.

Re: Cassie's Grand Plan (2:03am March 30, 2012):

My favourite place in the whole world is Dublin, Ireland, where I was born. But I'm partial to Lucknow, my adopted city, where I live now.