Release Date: February 2009
The photographs Samantha Reid uncovers in her new store are shocking. Horrifying. And dangerous. This new http://roids.co/ evidence could reopen a decade-old multiple homicide case that someone wants desperately to keep closed. And when the evidence comes out, a reluctant Samantha is drawn straight into the spotlight.
As you know, The Perfect Match has been re-released THIS MONTH!
I've been running a contest the last few weeks for a chance to win a copy of The Perfect match! I have LOVED reading about your "hottest" (best, sweetest, most memorable!) Valentine's Day date!
I'm posting your toasty dates on Scribbles for the next few days to set the mood for Valentine's Day and,
I’m so excited to announce that….I wrote a writing book!!
I’ve been wanting to do this for a few years now, a response to so many of the basic, but essential questions that participants in my beginning writer’s workshops ask. How you do you plot? How you develop characters? How you do you pitch a book?
This question lingers throughout the rest of the movie. Why are they divorcing?
I love a great romance. Something that stirs my heart and makes me believe anew in true love. And what’s not to love about Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson?
Any movie that takes place in the Caribbean is a winner for me.
After three weeks of picking a hero, and a heroine, a setting, and then brainstorming ideas, the My Book Therapy Blog-a-Book has a couple story ideas! (So many ideas, so little blog space!) Go pick the story you’d like to write/read…poll is open until Monday.
The Perfect Match has being re-packaged and re-released!
I'm stoked! Let's throw a few books on the fire and burn through a few of my copies.
Fire up your imagination and leave a comment on my contest page with your hottest (best,
My youngest son brought me a book to read to him last night. Cloudy, with a Chance of Meatballs. It's a delightful story that I read to him a lot … when he was six. But he's twelve now, and as I (of course!) agreed and tucked us into his bed to read, I asked …
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It’s not easy to write a sequel…
I love series books. I can’t help it-I get to know a character or a group of people and I want to stick around with them,Read More
Remember those games you used to play where your friend started the story, and you finished it? Or the “Choose your own ending” books? Ever wanted to be a part of the story process, giving input on the character’s decisions, learning how to write a book as you go? Me too!
Here at My Book Therapy,
A note from Susie…
Ted Dekker never disappoints. Every book he writes puts me on the edge of my seat, makes me think. He’s a brilliant storyteller – and Kiss is no exception. I opened the book about 10pm one night thinking…yeah, just the first…chapt..e…r….Three hours later, I was still reading. (Ted! I gotta get some work done!