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5 comments posted.

Re: The MacGregor's Lady (5:21pm February 6, 2014):

What are your favorite single malts?

Re: Once Upon A Tartan (11:48am August 15, 2013):

Over the years various friends have told me I should write
for something other than business. Romance, Recipes,
Something. Perhaps it is time to sit down and simply write?

Re: Lady Louisa's Christmas Knight (7:04pm October 26, 2012):

Grace, you're books lured me into reading holiday stories.
Usually I avoid them because the last few I read (who knows
what millennia ago)were saccharine and forced. Your stories
bring back the non-commercial joy of the season as a setting
for good characters. Very White Christmas, which is good
after The Long Kiss Goodnight or Die Hard to relieve holiday
stress.

Re: The Secret Mistress (10:27am July 31, 2012):

With the prevalence of Alpha-Jerks disguised as Alpha Males, a
kind, caring, loyal, calm, Beta who has had to listen, observe
and work to get what he wants in life has huge appeal. Huge.

Re: Lady Maggie's Secret Scandal (3:38pm May 3, 2012):

Absolutely been dragged into the sunlight! Best of all he
managed to do so calmly with patience and persistence. Each
time, I didn't realize until we were a mile past my self-
made obstacle...Sneaky Man. Then he told me his best horses
were skittish mares who he bonded with, and the light
dawned. Being managed by a good horseman is a-ok.

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