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

Rachel B

8 comments posted.

Re: The Fire Children (5:07pm July 19, 2015):

The copies of the Hobbit and LOTR that my parents gave me over 20 years ago... and which were their copies before hand. I have read them into the ground.

Re: A Stitch in Crime (4:50pm February 3, 2015):

Great comparison. Book sounds interesting and will definitely add it to my TBR pile.

Re: Geared For The Grave (12:29pm December 3, 2014):

sounds like a fun book.

I do know how to ride a bike. I have a distinct memory of going down a hill without my parents holding the back of it and falling into a fence. Didn't get too banged up and it was an awesome lesson to learn. Of course, haven't ridden a bike much in recent years, so who knows how proficient I am at it!

Re: Chasing the Runaway Bride (11:37pm November 22, 2014):

I am thankful I have a job after a way too long period of unemployment. I am also thankful for my family and that we are still alive and kicking.

Re: Honor Reclaimed (6:29pm May 27, 2014):

I like your philosophy towards writing. Am looking forward to reading your
book.

Re: Born Wild (12:49pm November 1, 2013):

This sounds like a really fun read. Thanks for the chance to win. :)

Re: My Lady Quicksilver (10:54pm October 4, 2013):

I'm pretty sure something I've not really told anyone, is going to be coming and
biting me sometime soon... maybe I'll be lucky though and it won't.

Re: Guardian (12:58pm July 9, 2013):

I like second chance stories when they are done well. I recently finished reading
_Black Hills_ by Nora Roberts, which is a second chance story. And of course, the
lovely Jane Austen has a number, which is part of the reason she's my favorite
author. GUARDIAN sounds quite interesting and I"m looking forward to reading
it.