Fresh Fiction for August Is Here

Cowboys, castles, and shifters—this month has it all.

Tracy Madison

6 comments posted.

Re: A Stroke of Magic (4:59pm July 2, 2009):

Hi, Robin: I'd rather have a friend point out my quirks than an enemy! And yep, I totally agree. :)

Re: A Stroke of Magic (9:10am July 2, 2009):

Hi, Lynn: Oh wow, I don't have an explanation...and I can't even offer my own opinino, because I haven't read that many historicals. Though, I do have several on my bookshelf I've been meaning to get to...

LOL, Sara!

Re: A Stroke of Magic (9:07am July 2, 2009):

Hi, Patricia: Absolutely!

Hi, Martha: Four's a good number!

Hi, Rosemary: Great point. While I think most of us are aware of at least some of our quirks, I'm sure there are others we don't see...or perhaps, it's more along the lines of "don't want to see so we ignore"?

Re: A Stroke of Magic (9:13pm July 1, 2009):

Hi, Diane: Grandma Mazur is a hoot!

Hi, Anne: Eve is easily one of my favorite recurring characters, and I read a lot of series. Part of why I love her is because of her quirks, but I also love her strength, courage, and man--is that woman smart or what?

Re: A Stroke of Magic (9:11pm July 1, 2009):

Hi, Colleen: There are absolutely some quirks that do not fall within the pleasant or humorous range!

Hi, Karin: I think everyone has at least one quirk, but yeah--some are easier to hide than others. :)

Hi, Jo: I completely agree with you! I'm a huge fan of quirky characters, and many of my favorite books are those with a high quirk-quotient!

Re: A Stroke of Magic (1:50pm July 1, 2009):

Hi, Susan: Thanks for commenting and I agree with you about Angus! But really, too many quirks? I'm not sure if that's possible!

Hi, Penney: Thank you for stopping in! And I hope you enjoy A TASTE OF MAGIC!