Fresh Fiction for August Is Here

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

Mj Chesick

5 comments posted.

Re: The Tutor (11:47am July 21, 2010):

Book sounds very good. Would like to win a copy.

Re: Remembering Ashby (7:56pm December 11, 2009):

Love anything set in Scotland.My mother also likes to read books with a foreign background. She says she will never get to see these places, so reading about them is the next best thing.

She is a very special lady that donates her time by knitting and crocheting for neo-natal babies.

Receiving this would make her happy.

Re: A Father For Jesse (9:05pm November 26, 2009):

HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE.!!!!!!!

Hope everyone is in good health and didn't eat too much turkey.

Freebies are very nice, especially at this time of the year.!!

Re: Mistress (11:13am May 16, 2009):

I think we read the same book - read one some timew ago that had a Steve and Stephen in it and thought the same thing - why put names in that would be confusing to readers?

I DO NOT deface books, turn down pages, lay them down somewhere open to the page I happen to be reading or anything of that nature.

Loaned some books out about 35 years ago and either did not get them back or got them back in poor condition - which made me start recording who borrowed them and only allowing a select few borrow my books.

Like you, I shorten or "nickname" or "alias" some cahracters names when too long or unable to pronounce, comprehend them.

Re: Paradise Valley (8:05am April 11, 2009):

I'm reading Midnight Magic by Betina Krahn -- I have about 30 more pages then I think I will read a murder mystery -- not sure yet.

Would like to wish everyone a HAPPY EASTER.!!!