Comments on: Michelle Reid, Guest Blogger :: Reflections on 22 Years of Writing http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/guest-blogger/michelle-reid-guest-blogger-reflections-on-22-years-of-writing/ Find all your romance reading needs in one place! Fri, 10 Feb 2012 15:28:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: MedMubbroarce http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/guest-blogger/michelle-reid-guest-blogger-reflections-on-22-years-of-writing/comment-page-1/#comment-13120 MedMubbroarce Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:50:04 +0000 http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/?p=1361#comment-13120 Theyre right on top of us, and Savous and Hyle are both on the surface. As he did so, he saw the men on the ground moving toward each other. To a raedjour, that could be as effective as a douse of icy cold water. Didnt matter that only Lanthan was touching her. She wanted to lash out, but she was having trouble finding a focus. Now she understood and finally saw the nightmare shed been as a student. Much of her time was spent with Radin, learning how to use her powers. Gala teased, tossing a floor pillow at him. The room was in partial disarray, furniture turned in odd angles. Anything but admit she was wrong, even if she now knew she had been. She felt more than saw Tykir at her side. He waited until her brain caught up, and she blinked dumbly up at him. I said a lot of things. He growled, lips slanting over hers as he thrust again. he growled into her ear. Delight sparked in his eyes when she drew up to her knees. She considered lighting one or two of the lamps but discarded the idea. A page had been called to provide service for a hasty nineday. His strange eyes grew intent. How could I deny such a lovely request? Theyre right on top of us, and Savous and Hyle are both on the surface. As he did so, he saw the men on the ground moving toward each other. To a raedjour, that could be as effective as a douse of icy cold water. Didnt matter that only Lanthan was touching her. She wanted to lash out, but she was having trouble finding a focus. Now she understood and finally saw the nightmare shed been as a student. Much of her time was spent with Radin, learning how to use her powers. Gala teased, tossing a floor pillow at him. The room was in partial disarray, furniture turned in odd angles. Anything but admit she was wrong, even if she now knew she had been. She felt more than saw Tykir at her side. He waited until her brain caught up, and she blinked dumbly up at him. I said a lot of things. He growled, lips slanting over hers as he thrust again. he growled into her ear. Delight sparked in his eyes when she drew up to her knees. She considered lighting one or two of the lamps but discarded the idea. A page had been called to provide service for a hasty nineday. His strange eyes grew intent. How could I deny such a lovely request?

]]> By: Marilyn http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/guest-blogger/michelle-reid-guest-blogger-reflections-on-22-years-of-writing/comment-page-1/#comment-13034 Marilyn Thu, 28 Jan 2010 14:44:11 +0000 http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/?p=1361#comment-13034 Congratulations.....22 years.....wonderful! Congratulations…..22 years…..wonderful!

]]> By: Michelle Reid http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/guest-blogger/michelle-reid-guest-blogger-reflections-on-22-years-of-writing/comment-page-1/#comment-13033 Michelle Reid Thu, 28 Jan 2010 11:14:03 +0000 http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/?p=1361#comment-13033 Hi Heather, Sandra and Kate, Lovely to see you here. Sorry about the computer glitch which prevented me from joining in sooner. I’m still having big problems with my nice posh new computer, so I’ve had to take the antique pc out of retirement and put it back to work! Thanks Kate, for stepping in and explaining why I could not be around. Larissa, what you said about “what it’s like to dream of love and finally find it with each story” kind of covers what writing romance is about, only I do all of that from my hero and heroines point of view! Nan and Marissa – thanks for the congratulations! Zoe, you asked, do I ever get bored with writing romance? No, never bored – and the one thing I hope don’t to do is write the same hero and heroine over and over. People are people no matter who they are or what walk of life they come from and everyone has there own individual story to tell about the rocky road to love. Same thing with writers all being different – take the authors in this bundle for example; Kate Walker, Ann McAllister, Margaret Mayo, Michelle Reid. If we were each given the same basic plot to follow, we would go off and create four completely different takes on that plot. Fascinating really… OK, clunky old computer, let’s see if you will let me post this… warm regards Michelle Hi Heather, Sandra and Kate, Lovely to see you here.

Sorry about the computer glitch which prevented me from joining in sooner. I’m still having big problems with my nice posh new computer, so I’ve had to take the antique pc out of retirement and put it back to work!

Thanks Kate, for stepping in and explaining why I could not be around.

Larissa, what you said about “what it’s like to dream of love and finally find it with each story” kind of covers what writing romance is about, only I do all of that from my hero and heroines point of view!

Nan and Marissa – thanks for the congratulations!

Zoe, you asked, do I ever get bored with writing romance? No, never bored – and the one thing I hope don’t to do is write the same hero and heroine over and over. People are people no matter who they are or what walk of life they come from and everyone has there own individual story to tell about the rocky road to love. Same thing with writers all being different – take the authors in this bundle for example; Kate Walker, Ann McAllister, Margaret Mayo, Michelle Reid. If we were each given the same basic plot to follow, we would go off and create four completely different takes on that plot. Fascinating really…

OK, clunky old computer, let’s see if you will let me post this…

warm regards
Michelle

]]> By: Zoe http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/guest-blogger/michelle-reid-guest-blogger-reflections-on-22-years-of-writing/comment-page-1/#comment-13030 Zoe Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:34:38 +0000 http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/?p=1361#comment-13030 I'm interested to know how you can come up with fresh stories after so long. Don't they all run together? Have you ever found you're bored with writing the same hero or heroine over and over? I love romance novels, but here lately I'm wondering if I've outgrown the series books as they nearly always seem to be the same. I will admit there are a few gems here and there, but... I’m interested to know how you can come up with fresh stories after so long. Don’t they all run together? Have you ever found you’re bored with writing the same hero or heroine over and over? I love romance novels, but here lately I’m wondering if I’ve outgrown the series books as they nearly always seem to be the same. I will admit there are a few gems here and there, but…

]]> By: Marissa P. http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/guest-blogger/michelle-reid-guest-blogger-reflections-on-22-years-of-writing/comment-page-1/#comment-13029 Marissa P. Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:32:54 +0000 http://www.wewriteromance.com/blog/?p=1361#comment-13029 Congrats. Congrats.

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