Fresh Fiction

Liked this book!

Terrible book. :(

Elisabeth: Thank you for your post. Like you, I think a secondary romance adds to rather than detracts from the primary one. At least if it's done right, when both relationships have considerable bearing on each other.

As a rule, if the primary romance works, the secondary romance works---and vice-versa. With this reader, anyhow. And if one fails . . . you get the idea.

Keep up the good work!

Read all of her Riley Jenson Novel love them cannot wait for the next addition

No, I've been reading mysteries since I was a little girl, with the the Nancy Drew series, and the others that were written for little girls at that time...can't think of their names! At that point I also started reading Agatha Christie. Then on to Dorothy Sayer (at 10!!!) Needless to say, I didn't understand all of her, but knew I liked reading her! Still read her, too, try to read Sayers every year. And Agatha, of course!

I discovered Dorothy L. Sayers in college. Still love her and have a collection of her books.

William Faulkner had a great way of handling critics. When one wrote a particularly nasty review, Faulkner replied, "This is a free country. You have the right to say what you want about me, and I have the right to ignore you."

Keep up the good work, and like the ancient Romans used to say, "Non illegitimati carborundum." Don't let the bastards grind you down!

Love this :)