Dear Ms. Rose: In “Did You Miss Me?” part of the reason the romance works is because the characters have had unrequited feelings for each other prior to the start of the book. The romance in the story basically consists of coming to an understanding of those feelings so that ... more >
Dear Ms. Rose: I don’t know exactly why I stopped reading your books. I used to love them and recommend them to readers frequently. It may have been the move to hardcover but whatever the reason was, I don’t think it was related to your writing. “No One Left to ... more >
I have 20!! copies of this great hardcover to giveaway. Drop a comment and let me know why you are interested in reading this book. Dear Ms. Rose: Congratulations on going hardcover. It’s a tough time to make the move, what with the cratering economy and all. Even before it ... more >
Dear Ms. Rose: This may be a week of talking about under appreciated gems. You consistently put out strong suspense stories with an qually strong romance. I also appreciate the thematic approach to have your books. Die for Me‘s theme was families–the families that we create and the families we ... more >
Dear Ms. Rose: Having read four of your six releases, I feel confident in saying that you consistently deliver a good suspense with a believable romance. You regularly villianize certain professionals (defense lawyers and journalists), but your provocative themes along with strong characterizations make for a non stop reading adventure. ... more >
Dear Ms. Rose: I began reading your books about 4 months ago and proceeded to go on a Karen Rose glom. Count to Ten’s heroine is Mia Mitchell. Mia is the partner of Abe Reagan , the hero of I’m Watching You. Mia is recovering from the emotional wounds of ... more >