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

Christy Hawkes

7 comments posted.

Re: Demonkeepers (10:26pm April 13, 2010):

I haven't read any of your KEEPER series books ~ yet . . . but they are on my shopping list.

Re: Dead Head (10:24pm April 13, 2010):

This sounds like a fun cozy mystery!

Re: Reunion (10:00pm April 7, 2010):

Lindsay your WARRIORS FOR THE LIGHT series sounds wonderful! How interesting to read your interview and see how this beautiful necklace was the inspiration,

Re: My Own Personal Soap Opera (9:56pm April 7, 2010):

This sound like a fun book to tickle my funny bone.

Re: Everywhere She Turns (5:45pm July 5, 2009):

My Grandma always used to say: "Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without." This saying has never meant more to me than it does at this time ~ my husband lost his job at Christmas (no warning ~ no severance package). It came as a tremendous shock; our 27 year-old son-in-law had just passed away in his sleep 3 weeks earlier, my Mom just found out her breast cancer had metastasized to her spine and our daugher-in-law was diagnosed with graves disease.
Because of a heart condition I am not able to work outside of the home so the heavy load of being th sole provider has always been my husbands. Since I can't MAKE any money I have ALWAYS tried to save money. At this time we have the biggest and best garden we have ever had (and we are eating better and healthier too); I have been making most of the gifts we have to give or we have been giving gifts of service; I have been going with my husband when he goes to take resumes or for job interview and we pack a lunch of peanut butter sandwiches (we have become closer and look forward to our picnic lunches); his golf membership and dues were already paid up, so I ride in the cart with him and read while he golfs.
So far we are still unemployed (unless we want to move out of state, and I can't leave my Mom or granchildren at this time). But I feel blessed with my life and I am determined to appreciate and enjoy what we DO have.

Re: The Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel Pie Society (5:24pm July 5, 2009):

For me it would be DEWEY THE SMALL-TOWN LIBRARY CAT WHO TOUCHED THE WORLD ~ cute and touching book, but I didn't think it was ALL that like the comments I had read about it.

Re: Dawnkeepers (2:54pm January 24, 2009):

If I'm not too late I'd love to enter to win a copy.