Milady

ch. mohammad khan r says

dear,

be brave and come forward, yours, khan. waiting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! peace for all."""

posted 4 weeks ago send a note

kate r says

anyone who'd put me on a shelf with those other writers wins my undying gratitude.

posted 4 months ago send a note

author island.com says

Thank you so much for the kind words about AuthorIsland.com - I love it and it makes me so happy to hear other people enjoy it too! Please stop by and visit us again sometime soon - We're giving a book away every single day right on the front page! Have a wonderful 2008! DeNita

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author island.com says

Thanks so much for your friendship! Visit me anytime at my site www.AuthorIsland.com for fun contests and book giveaways! Have a wonderful holiday and the best the new year has to offer!

posted 5 months ago send a note

onesaucytrini says

If you like Historical Romance the novel The Sense of Honor by Ashley Kath Bilsky is a fascinating read you will enjoy.

posted 6 months ago send a note

lady_caella says

Hello Milady,

Thanks for the friendship request. Of course I accept.
I also saw that we have some books in common on our shelves.
I would love to chat about the books sometime!

Hugs
Lady C

posted 7 months ago send a note

paisleyrosewitch says

I am glad to see you here as well. This is a very interesting place, and I am just sorry I don't get to spend mush time here.

Hugs,
Rose!~

posted 8 months ago send a note

aqp says

Hello, Milady! Thank you for the kind words!

posted 9 months ago send a note

rt bookreviews magazine says

Glad to be your friend on Shelfari! Thank you for the nice note about the magazine.

Natalie at RT

posted 9 months ago send a note

petticoatgrandma says

Thanks for joining my friends. I share your love of historical and time travel romance. My DH always changes the channel when Jericho comes on. I'll have to do something about that.

posted 9 months ago send a note

monica burns says

Thanks for the add. My books are really hot ant spicy, but I've been told lush and romantic too. :D You might want to try Mirage, which is coming out in Oct from Samhain.

Monica
Mirage, Samhain, 10/07
Dangerous, Samhain, 03/08

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annacbowling says

We seriously need peach cobbler. I'm having a great time listing books here -- I think I AM a library.

posted 9 months ago send a note

annacbowling says

Hey, woman! Great to run into you on the web -- if we can't make in person book talks, this place looks comfy. Break out the virtual peach cobbler.

posted 9 months ago send a note

michellestyles says

Ah Jackson &Perkins roses-- I know those. They are mainly hybrid teas. And moonshadow sounds great. I shall have to look out for it when I next go to the garden centre. I am always on the look out for another good rose. The David Austin interiors often look like crushed silk - a more old fashioned type of look. They also give off a really good scent. They are fairly easy to grow. Anyway, I just like roses and gardening.
I also agree that Shelfari increases one's TBR list. Not necessarily a bad thing!

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michellestyles says

Milady --
I saw that you liked historical romance. Julia Justiss is quite right btw Loretta Chase is excellent. Lord of Scoundrels is great. Julia is also an excellent read.
What sort of roses do you grow? I am quite fond of David Austin's Old English roses.

posted 9 months ago send a note

margomaguire says

Hi - thanks for adding me ... I'm glad you like my covers. :-)

posted 9 months ago send a note

tamelia tumlin says

Hey there,
Thanks for visiting my website. Yes, I made the book teaser myself. I used Photo Story 3 ( I had to sit through a boring workshop at school for professional workshop day and we learned how to make slideshows.) Now, I'm so glad I had to sit through it. I had a blast making the trailer. I'm glad you liked it.

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juliajustiss says

Glad to hear you belong to RWA. Good luck as you go through the sometimes long and frustrating trail from mss to sale.
My absolute favorite Loretta Chase is an old classic Regency, Knave's Wager, which IMHO may be the best Regency ever written. It's hard to find, though. Signet reissued it as a two-in-one with The Sandalwood Princess just before my favorite of her Regency historicals, Mr. Impossible (Berkeley,) came out in 2005. Her latest, Not Quite a Lady, came out from Avon this spring. You should be able to find the recent ones on Amazon and maybe the two-in-one.
For my books, the first, The Wedding Gamble, and the third, The Proper Wife, have linked characters and a few of the others have recurring minor characters but you don't have to read them in any particular order. The last two, The Untamed Heiress and The Courtesan, should still be available from local bookstores. I'd suggest you read the blurbs of the books on my website and pick the one that sounds most interesting. And let me know what you think! I love to have honest feedback from readers. You can be candid; believe me, I couldn't possibly hear anything more blighting that what's been said by Mrs. Giggles (who loathes my books...wonder why she keeps reading them [G])

posted 9 months ago send a note

juliajustiss says

I see you like Eloisa James and Sabrina Jeffries. Do you read Julia Quinn? Or my own personal Regency faves, Loretta Chase and Carla Kelly? Then there are the "classic" Regencies by the woman who inspired all the current writers today, Georgette Heyer.
Good luck with your writing dreams. Do you belong to RWA (Romance Writers of America?) If not, you should! It's a great place to get inspiration, instruction and networking to go from DREAM to SALE!

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