madcow

Oh its sounds a good read think i'll add it to my list

Thanks PP, I'll bump it up the list some more now

It would be if she bought me a copy ...lol

I'm not complaining...honest ...grovel grovel grovel. It would be cool to be a character in one of your books KW, no matter how nasty and horrible you make me and if I could dance as well now that would be a bonus

If I don't win Kat (Lilywhite) could always buy me a copy for my birthday

Oops is it that long ago , will definately have to read it this year then . Dupin said: (Of course, we all know that it was the artwork that convinced me to buy the book in the first place!) well you said it

Bet I'd taste even worse . KW see what you've started

No i won't, well not in one sitting anyway

Seen it, entered it and now got everthing crossed

At this rate I'm going to have to invest i an ipod, well at least it would stop hubby from moaning about all the books I have and want

KW this list is of books that I have here waiting to be read. Your books, apart from DWHH are on my 'To Read As Soon As' list. And as Michelle said I have entered the comp to win a signed copy of one of yours .

Darn it...sounds like a good read. Adding it to the to read list as i type

I've never tried audio books, I remember my grandma used to have them because she was almost blind and couldn't managed even the large print books. Might have to look into it.

a few years ago I read a couple of Margaret Thornton books because they were set in and around the Blackpool area and I remember thinking oh yes I've been there and also I was in the hotel trade at the time and it was interesting to read about how folks came to Blackpool for their holidays and how they spent their time, including bringing their own food!

Katherine in Dances With His Heart the female lead has a child with autism, do you find it hard to write about something that is personal like that (your website says you have a child who suffers from autism) and did you have to do much research into what is available to a single parent with an autistic child i.e. the special school, its cost and waiting list and the window and door alarms etc. I hope that it is not too personal a question to ask and apologise if so.

Ok I'll try Johnny and the dead.

I'm definately going to read the other two in the trilogy now, it's been well worth the effort to read.

I've been rummaging around (as you do) and 'found' a few more books to add to the 'To Read' list.

Looks like another for the to read list......

Your more than welcome KW

I love the Mosel wines from Germany, not too keen on the Rhine ones. Been to a few wine tasting sessions whilst Xmas shopping there

Yuk...I'll think I'll stick to Anadins

You have a couple on there that will most likely end up on my list Kat