Love, Danger, Homecomings & Heart — Your June Reading Escape Starts Here

Diane Chenier

26 comments posted.

Re: If Wishes Were Earls (4:11pm December 30, 2013):

Can't wait to read this book.

Re: Second Ride Cowboy (8:46pm July 28, 2013):

every cowgirl loves a cowboy read

Re: Traveling Light (8:37pm July 28, 2013):

I would enjoy reading Traveling Light

Re: Detour to Dusk (5:55pm April 28, 2013):

Sounds great!

Re: Holiday in Crimson (7:32pm November 24, 2012):

Christmas is the magic you see in a child's eyes on Christmas morning.

Re: Diary of a Vampire Stripper (11:46pm September 26, 2012):

Stripping Vampire...Ok you piqued my interest; sounds like a
great read.

Re: Magic Gone Wild (8:10pm August 31, 2012):

Out of control Genie...yes I want to read it.

Re: Plain Fear: Forbidden (8:08pm August 31, 2012):

OK...you sold me. I want to read a vampire book.

Re: Wicked At Heart (1:55pm July 29, 2012):

Can't wait to read and old England are my favorite. Thanks!

Re: The Rebel Rancher (9:04pm May 26, 2012):

Heros live in your hearts even when they gone.

Re: No Dress Required (9:32pm April 21, 2012):

I enjoy both types of books. Connected books just need to set the stage just in case I don't start at the begining I will still feel I haven't missed a large part of the story.

Re: True Highland Spirit (11:53pm March 30, 2012):

I like heroines and heroes to have foibles. Some way to make them feel real to the reader, and a way for us to better relate to them.

Re: A Light On The Veranda (11:49pm March 30, 2012):

The setting in a book helps the reader to build a better understanding of character. Is it character, no, it is a part of the characters.

Re: Dire Threads (3:08pm October 23, 2011):

My grandmother. She cooked, baked, sewed, crocheted, knitted, needle pointed and painted. For what ever reason my mother had no desired to any of these, but my grandmother took the time to be sure my sister and I had the opportunity to learn if we wanted. I love to cook and needle point and my sister bakes because of her.

Re: The Edge Of Grace (10:14pm August 21, 2011):

A journey to writing a book; along with a sense of humor.

Re: Dying For Justice (9:17pm June 28, 2011):

Never finding love again.

Re: The Dark Enquiry (9:15pm June 28, 2011):

I always think Victorian era was a time of prosperity. Parties galore, from fancy balls to town festivals, lots of ways to find love or lust.

Re: Night Veil (9:09pm June 28, 2011):

Batman has my vote...love all his gadgets.

Re: Blood Sin (11:41pm April 21, 2011):

Why do good girls love bad boys, even if they are vampires? Story of my life; the bad boys not the vampires.

Re: Wicked Seduction (2:07pm March 2, 2011):

I believe what we ourselves think is crazy is just part of what makes us unique; to have a creative side that allows you to place your ideas on paper is just a part of that uniqueness.

Re: True Colors (10:05am February 14, 2011):

I enjoy any mystery novel with romance intertwined; of course with lots of underline sexual tension.

Re: Haunting Jasmine (2:37pm January 30, 2011):

Sounds like a good Sunday afternoon read.

Re: Immortal Champion (11:48am January 28, 2011):

Romance novels take you back to those feelings in your youth about fairy tale love; before you fall in love and every day life becomes a part of love (still good love, but no the same). Undying love, love that has no boundaries, love that will come to you no matter what life throws your way.

Re: Double Cross (11:00pm December 22, 2010):

I agree losers have more intriging stories to tell than winners. Justine in your book sounds just like that. Can't wait to read it.

Re: Desperate Deeds (10:22pm September 8, 2010):

Romance and suspence in one book, there isn't anything better.

Re: Royal Blood (12:48pm September 4, 2010):

Transylvania and blood and mystery...hmmm...sounds like a must read to me. Thanks!