Friday, March 12th, 2010

TAKE STOCK

Posted by DivaVicki

Every now and then we need to stop and take stock.  Ask ourselves the hard questions about our lives, how we’re spending them, and to actually focus on those questions long enough to answer them.  Honestly. It’s easy to get caught up in everyday life, and to not focus on the things really important to us. Sometimes we hear her whisper in her ear that tells us it’s time to stop and think.... [Read more]


America’s Champion . . .

Posted by DivaElizabeth

She stands 5’10”, weighs 165 pounds, and is 25 years old.  Her hobbies are cycling, tennis, reading and watching Law and Order.  Her heroine is Olympic gold medal skier Picabo Street, and one of her best friends is her fiercest rival, German skier Julia Mancuso. She’s sustained serious wrist, back, tongue and shin injuries that would have brought a normal person to their knees.  But she’s... [Read more]


Nightime Safety Tips for Women . . .

Posted by DivaElizabeth

Last night, after dinner with a friend, I had to go to Walmart to pick up some things before coming home.  It was after eight o’clock, and our Walmart’s parking lot is not particularly well lit at night.  As always when going there at night, I parked as close to the front door as possible.  On my way out, I noted a man smoking a cigarette by the side of the building.  No one else was in sight... [Read more]


Boredom can be dangerous….

Posted by DivaDenise

It used to be, long ago, that when I got bored in the middle of winter, I’d stock up on books and read for days on end. Mmmmm, that’s not happening so much anymore. Now, usually, I’ll just swap out doc files and work on another story. But sometimes…when I’m really tired and can’t think logically enough to be trusted with doc files, I’ll go play. For me,... [Read more]


Time for Eternity by Susan Squires

Time for Eternity by Susan Squires

Posted by ReviewDiva

Susan Squires’ Companion books are stupendous. I’ve read them all and they just get better and more intriguing. This one is no exception. Frankie Suchet had fallen in love with Henri Foucault when he lived next door to the woman she took care of and in the Reign of Terror in 1794 Henri saved her from an angry mob who took her employer away. Unfortunately during an accident in which she cut her... [Read more]


Lucan by Susan Kearney

Lucan by Susan Kearney

Posted by ReviewDiva

I’ve been reading Susan Kearney’s books for a long time but when she started writing Paranormal Romance and Futuristic Romance, I was totally hooked. Lucan is the first in her Pendragon Legacy series. It’s future Earth and humanity as we know it is about to be wiped out. The women are sterile and everyone is dying. Lucan Rourke has to find out to get to Pendragon so he can find the elusive... [Read more]