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

Julie Smith

4 comments posted.

Re: Pieces Of The Heart (10:21am July 10, 2013):

I love how you recreated the quilt that had been a part of your family ... my father fought in the Korean War and came back changed as well. Even then, there were still a lot of problems when it came to black soldiers and, of course, no help for the psychological trauma that he withstood. Thanks so much for sharing your story.

Re: Wish You Were Here (8:58am June 28, 2013):

I was "the geeky kid" - funny hair, funny clothes, too smart ... books were my refuge when I was growing up. Now, as a grownup, my love of reading has not abated, but I don't have anything to escape from! :)

Re: Luck of the Dragon (8:57am June 28, 2013):

Oh, my! Thank you for the smiles first thing in the morning! LOVE the "banter" with your hubby!

Re: The Last Telegram (1:21pm April 25, 2013):

I am a lover of all things textile, and silk weaving sounds awesome! I loved reading about the true background stories that formed the basis for some of the characters in your novel and I also love that you didn't "tidy up" before taking the pic of your working space! My desk is piled high with books (not enough bookshelves) and a somewhat untidy stack of papers, so when I see someone with an immaculate desk, I have to ask myself "Hmmm...if a cluttered desk is the sign of a cluttered mind, what does an empty desk signify?" :)