I way to comment on the “Cloud Dancer” blurb on your website.

“Alone and bitter, the beautiful maiden learned the fierce Apache ways of her lost love White Hawk and vowed never to kneel before the enemy again. Spirit Warrior White Hawk was still very much alive. And his heart knew boundless joy when he found Cloud Dancer had not perished in the massacre of her people.”

This is a prime example of the kind of Romance that I mock to no end. I agree that any reading is positive, but there are some books that are simply a waste of time when one could be reading something of actual quality. To me, Romance books are books that lacked enough plot to be shelved in the Fiction section. As I can think of nothing to say that will not simply offend you more, I bid you a good day and thank you for sharing your insights.

Thank you, dear! Glad you like BB.

It’s a rare moment when I don’t have a specific book to look for, because I’m always getting great recommendations from my reader friends, but sometimes I do like to simply wander a book store, and pull out a book at random to check out the cover art and back blurb. I’ve found a couple of great gems with this method!

Indeed! That’s why I have such a terrible time parting with any of my books, and will hoard them until the house overflows and someone sends me onto True Life: I am a Packrat.

A little while ago I upgraded to the new editions of the Black Jewels Trilogy, with its incredible cover art. I gave my old, worn, second-hand-when-I-got-them copies to my friend Miranda, and she gave me money with which to buy the new copies. I thought I would love having a new, crisp, clean copy of each one.. But I kind of miss my old copies. They were familiar, I’d re-read them numerous times, they were dear to me, and they were how I first met Jaenelle & co.