April's Affections and Intrigues: Love and Mystery Bloom

Josie Roetemeyer

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23 comments posted.

Re: Death Threads (3:28pm June 14, 2010):

Now I have more books to put on my TBR pile. Can't wait to start reading them. I love how you put ladies of different ages - my best friend is about 25 years older than I am but we still have so much in common and she gives great advice!!

Re: Silent Truth (3:11pm April 19, 2010):

Passionate about reading, cooking and life.

Re: On The Steamy Side (12:36pm March 23, 2010):

In Suzanne Enoch's Sin series - Peep is the daughter of the duke and she is great. I also love Lisa Kleypas Hathaway series where you see the siblings grow up (and get books of their own)which I think is great.

I LOVED On the Steamy Side!!! I can't wait to read more in this series!! I also love Violet's story.

Re: My Dearest Mr. Darcy (2:15pm January 7, 2010):

I actually like the birth scene in "Look Who's Talking". The dialogue between Kirstie Ally's character and the baby's is great! I also like the birth scene in "The Nativity". Book - wow, there are so many - I like the ones in Lisa Kleypas' Wallflower series. Anyone where the dad is just entralled at the birth of their child.

Re: Searching For Pemberley (2:56pm December 3, 2009):

I loved that talk with the accents of the characters. When I read I hear the "accents" of the characters in the stories. I've always done that. Your books sounds interesting - I love Pride and Prejudice.

Congratulations.

Josie

Re: The Cowboy From Christmas Past (2:29pm November 12, 2009):

You made me laugh when you mentioned White Christmas - which is one of my favorite Christmas movies. My sisters and I sing "Sisters" all of the time. I had Thanksgiving one year when my parents were out of town and I lived in a small one bedroom apartment - well dinner was great - we were talking about White Christmas and my brother started singing - We'll Follow the Old Man Wherever he wants to go... It was hilarious that he knew all of the words.

Happy Thanksgiving!!!

Re: Willoughby's Return (2:24pm November 12, 2009):

I love Sense and Sensibility -can't wait to read this. I would want to wear a ball gown. I love the description of fabrics and colors during this time period. Although I, too, am grateful for sweatpants and jeans.

Re: Children of the Night (4:46pm November 11, 2009):

The vampires from JR Ward's Black Dagger Brotherhood. The stories are heartwrenching, funny, sexy and just great!!! My favorite vamps are Rhage, Z and JM. Love that series.

Re: Kindred In Death (4:49pm November 10, 2009):

I would love to take to lunch - Atticus Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird. (My favorite book of all time)

Booth from Bones - Love him..

Jethro Gibbs - NCIS

Date: Rhage - Lover Eternal -JR Ward's Black Dagger Brotherhood (Pretty much would love to date any of them!)

Cal - from Bet Me - Jennifer Crusie

Vane - a yummy were from Sherrilyn Kenyon's Dark Hunters.

Any of the guys from Virgin River - Robyn Carr.

Work with - The crew from Bones.


Josie

Re: Wild Blue Under (12:22pm November 9, 2009):

More books to add to my TBR pile...This book sounds great.

Re: Santa Honey (11:37am October 27, 2009):

I love Books!! This may sound strange, but you just can't smell an e-book. One of my favorite scents is the smell of books. Normally the first thing I do when I get a book is smell it.

I love the anticipation of getting a new book and then opening it wondering where I will be taken to today.

I order my books on line (most of the time) and always pre-order the books. I also follow "my" authors at their websites.

I agree, Sandra, one of the best things about going into a bookstore is finding more books. I also use the library (another great smell) and hope they don't go by the wayside as well in this electronic age.

Re: The Other Mr. Darcy (5:07pm October 16, 2009):

I love the storyline. I always felt sort of sorry for Caroline. Can't wait to read thsi book.

Re: The Trials Of The Honorable F. Darcy (4:32pm October 16, 2009):

I guess Elizabeth - I like her spunk. I, too, wouldn't have put up wtih Darcy's snobbery. She definitely has some great comebacks.

Although I am also very fond of Anne Elliot in Persuasion (I love that book and the movie as well!) I think Anne had a lot of spunk as she got older (as I have found out I have). I especially like how she got her "voice" in the end and went for what she really wanted.

Re: The Hunt (6:12pm October 13, 2009):

I, too, love to read and am constantly reading. My sister lives next door and makes fun of me because I'm always on my couch reading. Reading takes me away from the hard times and really lifts my mood. My husband has been out of work for over a year and the way we have survived is to have a good sense of humor and a lot of prayers.

Re: The Promise (3:03pm October 12, 2009):

Lately I feel time is really flying. (I just found out I am going through early menopause - I'm 42 -talk about time flying!) As far as reading - I love to go back and read the old books and then add a new one in every once in a while. It depends on my mood. (Which lately is like a roller coaster!)

Re: A Christmas Ball (11:47am September 21, 2009):

I LOVE Christmas! Favorite Move: White Christmas/Charlie Brown Christmas. Favorite song: Mary Did you Know. Favorite Christmas Album: Charlie Brown Christmas.

I can't wait to read this book.

Re: Air Time (1:38pm August 26, 2009):

Loved your "how we met" story. I met my husband while being set up at a happy hour to meet another guy. We've been together 11 years.

Can't wait to read your books - you're a new author to me and am glad I have more books to add to my TBR pile.

Re: Seduce Me (2:29pm July 29, 2009):

I think the best part of the love scene is the steps leading up to the love scene. That is what is sexy! I'm not one for really graphic all physical no emotion love scenes. They have to have some heart to them. Looks like an interesting book - I'll have to check it out.

Re: Waking Nightmare (1:52pm July 22, 2009):

Well, besides being the Powerball Winner, my second choice would be a writer, followed by a private chef.

Re: The Texas Twins (2:18pm May 12, 2009):

Tina,

Loved the article. Like you, reading has gotten me through some really tough times. It is my favorite thing to do!

Re: Red Kiss (4:55pm May 8, 2009):

After reading the excerpt - I'm hooked. Want to read the whole thing.

Re: Bunco Babes Tell All (1:22pm May 6, 2009):

I love the title of your book. I play a little Bunco myself and think the book would be a great gift to fellow bunco players.

Re: Relentless (1:40pm May 5, 2009):

Not my normal genre but I like reading new things. Sounds good!