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

Margay Roberge

27 comments posted.

Re: London Bound (6:05pm May 20, 2015):

I love how the writing process works! Been there, had that
happen to me many times!

Re: Dreaming of Love (10:13am January 23, 2015):

Oh, my gosh, what a fun list! I can certainly relate, being
a writer myself.

Re: Wild Ways (12:25pm May 13, 2014):

I don't know what the allure is, but I like it just the same.

Re: A Beautiful Distraction (6:06pm April 30, 2014):

This does sound like a great read! Love the tatted up bad
boys.

Re: Some Like It Wild (11:07pm March 11, 2014):

This sounds like a good one!

Re: Much Ado About Jack (5:41pm February 13, 2014):

I think Shakespeare would've had a field day in Regency
England.

Re: Rugged Hearts (3:09pm December 4, 2013):

What means most to me, not just this time of year, but all the
time, is being with my family -especially family I don't get
to see often enough.

Re: The Wedding Game (6:52pm November 24, 2013):

I think I'd have to be in pretty dire straits to do it. But I
love reading about people who do!

Re: The Butterfly Sister (9:47pm October 19, 2013):

Oh, this sounds like an intriguing book!

Re: Once Upon A Tartan (9:34am August 16, 2013):

That is a very interesting analogy - one I wouldn't have
thought of before! But it makes so much sense.

Re: The Passion Of The Purple Plumeria (1:01pm August 6, 2013):

I've read a couple of books in the series and need to catch
up! I love it!

Re: The Outcast Prince (7:11pm July 26, 2013):

I love all the otherworldly elements of paranormal romance
books.

Re: Charm and Consequence (6:59pm July 15, 2013):

Actually, yeah, a couple of times. I was actually surprised to
discover in two separate instances that people from the
popular crowd were much different than they appeared to be -
when they weren't hanging out with the crowd.

Re: If The Shoe Fits (12:14pm July 12, 2013):

I'm thinking Jack Sparrow from the Pirates movies. He doesn't
fill the traditional hero role, but there's just something
about him...

Re: The Medic's Homecoming (10:18am July 9, 2013):

I'm not usually a fan of zombies, but this movie looked kind
of good.

Re: Wish You Were Here (7:37am June 28, 2013):

I have been reading for so long, I can't remember what
inspired me or my love of reading. I just always have had a
book in my hand and a story in my heart.

Re: All Out of Love (9:21am June 26, 2013):

Interesting! I'm a mix of a's, b's and e's - so I guess I have
eclectic tastes!

Re: Tall, Dark, and Divine (9:46am October 16, 2012):

Sounds like a fun book!

Re: Deadly Little Lies (11:09am September 19, 2012):

I think the most impactful book for me as a teen was The
Diary of Anne Frank. I was the same age as Anne when I read
the book and I was so bothered by it, I read it again and
again for a two week period. I think I was hoping if I did,
it would end differently. I think that's when I realized how
truly evil some people can be.

Re: One Wrong Move (12:38pm September 12, 2012):

That was quite the excerpt!

Re: In Rides Trouble (5:38pm September 7, 2012):

Sounds like a hero I could really get into!

Re: Desire The Night (6:33pm August 19, 2012):

I like the story about the love, more so than about the act.
You know - the romance.

Re: West of Want (7:14pm August 8, 2012):

I think the sacrifice one did it for me!
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Re: The Last Victim (12:24pm August 5, 2012):

That's what I always try to do - write the book I love and
want to read and hope others feel the same. Such good advice!

Re: It Begins with a Kiss (6:20pm July 3, 2012):

This sounds like just the type of story I love to read!

Re: Wicked Nights (9:46am June 29, 2012):

Oh, so many! But I think it really began with Miles Montgomery
from Jude Devereux's "Velvet" series. He was one of the
Montgomery brothers in a medieval romance series and if I
remember correctly, I had to wait for the fourth book to get
his story - but it was worth the wait!

Re: Entice (1:16pm May 31, 2012):

I can't wait! Looking forward to the new release.