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april Member since Apr-19-04 209 posts Jun-22-08, 04:57 PM (PDT)   "Snowfall at Willow Lake & Lord of the Night"   I may have convinced a few people to read this book. They were intrigued. So, we'll see. I really don't think you have to read the previous books. I'm a stickler for reading in order, but they are less so. I picked up an older book, Lord of the Night, at a UBS. I don't think I have this one so it was a nice score for me.   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

susanwiggs1 Member since Jan-27-06 436 posts Jun-22-08, 10:27 PM (PDT)   1. "RE: Snowfall at Willow Lake & Lord of the Night" In response to message #0   Oooh, huge contrast to SNOWFALL. And there are not many copies around! Thanks April.   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

Michelle_22 Member since Jul-5-06 9 posts Jun-23-08, 12:27 PM (PDT)   2. "RE: Snowfall at Willow Lake & Lord of the Night" In response to message #1      I own Lord of the Night, loved it, and have re-read it a few times. Susan, you write great contempories and I am a fan of whatever you write, but I fell in love with your historical romances. I know why you say you write contempories now, but can't you write both? Let's imagine this schedule year after year, "a series release in the spring, hard cover in the summer and a historical romance in the fall!" That sounds like a lot of work. Well, I can dream.   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top