Discover May's Best New Reads: Stories to Ignite Your Spring Days.

Jennifer Lewis

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Re: The Heir's Scandalous Affair (7:10am April 15, 2009):

Hi Patricia, it's usually possible to find almost anything on the internet these days, though older books can get very expensive if they're rare. You could try asking the author if she has any copies left over!

Jen

Re: The Heir's Scandalous Affair (9:01pm April 14, 2009):

I do like being able to get a glimpse into the HEA of a previous couple. That's part of the fun of a series.

Jen

Re: The Heir's Scandalous Affair (4:18pm April 14, 2009):

I'm always really excited if I like a book, then I discover that it is part of a series and there are book I haven't read yet :-)

Jen

Re: The Heir's Scandalous Affair (3:06pm April 14, 2009):

I think it's really important for all the books in a series to stand alone. Otherwise I picture someone picking one up years later and saying "Who are all these people?" LOL.

Jen

Re: The Heir's Scandalous Affair (1:42pm April 14, 2009):

Hi everyone and thanks for stopping by! I'm glad there are so many series lovers here. Before I started writing I often made up extended sequels in my head for existing books, so I guess it's no surprise that I started writing series :-)

Jen

Re: Millionaire's Secret Seduction (5:41pm February 12, 2009):

Hi Shannon, that just proves the old adage that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. That's why villains are always heroes in their own imaginations :-)

Jen

Re: Millionaire's Secret Seduction (2:49pm February 12, 2009):

Thanks Carly ::blows kisses::

Jen

Re: Millionaire's Secret Seduction (1:39pm February 12, 2009):

Hi Cheryl! I had a lot of fun tormenting the characters in this book and making them look hard at what is really important to them.

Jen

Re: Millionaire's Secret Seduction (12:39pm February 12, 2009):

Hi Faye and Sara.

I love stories of redemption and I love seeing semi-villainous characters come back to reveal their heroic qualities. It usually makes for a really complex and interesting character.

Jen