April's Affections and Intrigues: Love and Mystery Bloom

Sandy Miresse

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32 comments posted.

Re: Legend Of The White Wolf (7:10pm February 5, 2010):

I'm sure I'd enjoy this book whether or not I 'believe' in werewolves. I love wolves as animals.

Re: Viking in Love (9:07am February 4, 2010):

omg, discovering a new-to-you author, and then having the excitement of finding and reading that author's backlist is one of the most exciting things in my life! (I don't even want to think about what that says about my life :o) Thanks for that list of authors that I will now check out.

Re: Drive Time (8:47am February 1, 2010):

I can keep a secret, at least from the people from whom the secret should be kept :o) I'd like to read this book. Thanks!

Re: The Keepers Of Sulbreth (2:12pm January 15, 2010):

Names that are too difficult to pronounce turn me off a little. It makes it harder for me to keep the characters straight. Titles will definitly draw me in.

Re: Final Approach (8:06am October 30, 2009):

I didn't know there was such a thing as undesirable candy :o) Maybe that explains the size of my butt!!

Re: To Tempt The Wolf (8:32am August 20, 2009):

I am fascinated with Scotland and I'm always interested in anything with a Scottish theme. So write those books!

Re: Trust Me (10:14am August 15, 2009):

I always wondered if you did any research on the names of your characters. I can't imagine that every name you pick (first and last) could be a person out there somewhere.

Re: Hot Pursuit (1:42pm August 2, 2009):

I wonder if the Kindle is causing part of this problem?? Not for me ... I want to hold a book and turn the pages :o)

Re: Seeing Red (5:41pm July 27, 2009):

Interestingly enough, my town was big but it seemed like a small town because we weren't as mobile then. We did everything within our neighborhood and a neighborhood is it's own small town.

Re: Notes From The Underwire (5:10pm July 25, 2009):

I enjoyed the interview with ... Quinncy.

Re: The Plight Of The Darcy Brothers (10:55am July 24, 2009):

Since I haven't read the first book yet I have some catching up to do. I'd love to win. Thanks

Re: Waking Nightmare (8:05am July 22, 2009):

At the end of a day I just want to be retired! (But you should keep writing!)

Re: Earth Guys Are Easy (11:51am July 15, 2009):

I would try squash wine ... heck, I'll try any wine. You make it and I'll taste it :o)

Re: By Hook Or By Crook (8:29am July 13, 2009):

I love your titles. I'm definitely going to try your books ... you are a 'new' author to me. Thanks!

Re: Mr. Perfect (9:28am July 12, 2009):

I tend to be leary of hyped books (and movies) since I often am disappointed. Many years back I read "Three Women at the Water's Edge" because it had been recommended to me and I still re-read it once in a while.

Re: The Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel Pie Society (8:32pm July 6, 2009):

I'm with Kimberly on this one ... Hornet's Nest by Patricia Cornwall was just not up to par. I almost didn't go back to reading her others (the Scarpetta series) which I really do enjoy.

Re: Everywhere She Turns (10:25pm July 4, 2009):

There's something to be said for simplifying. I for one have spent without much thought and have too much 'stuff'. However you can never have too many books :o)

Re: Dial Emmy For Murder (4:52pm June 20, 2009):

I can't possibly offer suggestions since I'm an avid reader who would be terrified to try writing. I think you're doing great!

Re: Dial Emmy For Murder (8:11pm June 16, 2009):

Hmmm, I seem to be four days early. How did that happen and I hope I get a chance to re-comment on June 20.

Re: My Forbidden Desire (8:59am May 25, 2009):

For some reason this is NOT one of the things I wonder about :-) Now I'll probably lie awake nights wondering!!

Re: Killer Cuts (8:14am May 24, 2009):

Oh boy! Another John Sanford ... I'm hooked on his books.

Re: Melonhead (9:53am May 21, 2009):

I have a granddaughter who would love this book (after I read it of course!)

Re: Killer Cuts (9:34am May 21, 2009):

So many sound soooo good. I'd like to see Gone Tomorrow in the Grab bag.

Re: A Hundred Years of Happiness (5:20pm May 9, 2009):

thanks for a great review. i'm looking forward to your December book!

Re: Relentless (1:32pm May 5, 2009):

I want to read anything that 'happens in Vegas'

Re: Comfort Food (4:59pm May 3, 2009):

I read two books in the last 3 days ... my house is a mess! I have my priorities in order. I hoard books that I want to read ... if I run low I start to panic.

Re: Killer Cuts (4:54pm May 3, 2009):

I'd like to see Beneath Bone Lake and Blind Site in the prize package but any of them would be great!

Re: Wild Heat (10:25pm May 1, 2009):

I'm excited about being introduced to your books. Thanks!

Re: Fight Fire With Fire (10:24pm May 1, 2009):

Hi Amy, I'm looking forward to Fight Fire With Fire. Best of luck to a successful release.

Re: The Madness Of Lord Ian Mackenzie (4:09pm April 29, 2009):

Even with the bad name associated with today's pirates (Somalia) I still love the old romantic pirate image.

Re: Would-Be Witch (9:50am March 17, 2009):

One day only ... I'd like to be a pioneer right here in America. Then back to civilization please!

Re: Would-Be Witch (8:51am March 16, 2009):

I think I'd be interested in Rome when it was the center of civilization. Scared, but interested :o).