Comments on: Anne McAllister Blogs about Savas’ Defiant Mistress!

By: Anne McAllister

Anne McAllister — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 01:13:29 +0000

Lidia,
Great to ’see’ you here! I hope you enjoy Seb’s story when it makes it off the TBR pile and into your hands! Keep me posted!

Anne

By: lidia

lidia — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 03:07:43 +0000

Anne,
Sorry to be posting so late – I have the book in my TBR and can’t wait to read it.

You know that I love your books and can’t imagine that this one would be any different!

By: Anne McAllister

Anne McAllister — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 16:42:46 +0000

Any small space will do the trick, though, won’t it, Christina? It’s just making them see each other in a different way, in a different setting.
Anne

By: Christina Hollis

Christina Hollis — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 05:42:25 +0000

Seb sounds terrific, Anne, and confining him in a houseboat setting is bound to turn up the heat…

By: Anne McAllister

Anne McAllister — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 13:32:19 +0000

Lynn, use as many exclamation points as you want! I do hope you enjoy it. Thanks.
Anne

By: Lynn Raye Harris

Lynn Raye Harris — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 04:39:33 +0000

Yay, IHP finally let me in!! Anne, I just bought this book earlier today! Can’t wait to dive in. LOVE the houseboat setting! How cool!! (Could I use anymore exclamation points, LOL?)

By: Anne McAllister

Anne McAllister — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 14:53:15 +0000

Dear Rach! Do you hope you enjoy it!
Anne

By: blairwitch

blairwitch — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 13:55:36 +0000

Anne this book sounds fantabulistic! Am not waiting for it to be released down under… am heading right over to eharl to buy the ebook NOW!!
Rach!

By: Anne McAllister

Anne McAllister — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 17:19:45 +0000

Hi Annie, When Savas’ Defiant Mistress turns up down under I hope you’ll enjoy it. Yes, the houseboat worked well. And the one I was ‘lent’ for the book was really lovely. I’d have moved in instantly given an opportunity. Sadly I could only live there vicariously.

Kate! So glad you enjoyed Seb’s story (and Harm’s). I apologize for distracting you. But all in a good cause — now you can write even faster than the wind and get your book in by Monday morning. Of course you can. You can write faster than I read! Anyway, I am delighted — as is Seb — to hear your kind words. Much appreciated.

ps to Kate’s editor: sorry about that! (but not very!)

By: Kate Hardy

Kate Hardy — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 15:45:54 +0000

Dear, lovely editor (who may be reading this in Richmond):

I’m sorry. My book might be a little late. And it’s all that McAllister woman’s fault.

You see, I was going to work really hard this morning. To get myself in the mood for work, I decided to read the first chapter of Savas’ Defiant Mistress.

OK, I should know better. I should know by now that when I read an Anne McAllister book, it means going straight through from start to finish because it’s hard to put her books down.

So this is why my book is going to be late. Blame that McAllister woman for writing a gorgeous hero who persuaded everyone that he was the Iceman when really he was a complete pushover and a deeply caring guy. And for writing a strong, independent heroine you’d want to be great friends with. And for a brilliant dog that I wanted to dognap. (Dear ed, he’s a bit bigger than your dog – or mine – but Harm is a great character.) And a fresh, original setting. A really believable, realistic, thoroughly enjoyable read that made me laugh for the right reasons and cheer at the end when Seb finally saw sense.

In fact, dear ed, it’s a book I wish I’d written.

And now I really will go away and work on mine

Happy easter to everyone (and especially my dear, lovely ed)

cheers
Kate Hardy

(PS Anne – congrats on the Rita nom. And may I point out that you owe me a couple of thousand words for distracting me from my deadline with such a great read!)