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Ma'am Betina Krahn, i really enjoyed reading "Soft Touch". I began reading it at the age of thirteen if i am not wrong. Two years down the road, i had yet to grab a hold of another one of your beautiful books until yesterday that i saw "The Last Bachelor". I inspire to be a writer yet i know i am not yet qualified to write such wonderful novels as yours and many other authors. However, i shall aspire to be inspired by talented authors like you. Well wishes.
Shikin <radgal_grint@hotmail.com>
SG

- Wednesday, February 23, 2005 at 04:35:25 (CST)
Sorry... in the previous entry I said NQMarried was a re-write of Passion's Ransom... I meant Rapture's Ransom. Sorry about the confusion. I guess it's because the two books I'm missing from your backlist are Passion's Storm & Passion's Promise. LOL! I've got Passion on my mind! LOL!!

Sandy
Sandy <strlady@hotmail.com>
Nashua, NH USA - Wednesday, January 26, 2005 at 19:00:38 (CST)
Hi Betina.

I was picking up the last few books from your backlist when I heard that you had a new book coming out in March, so I decided to drop by and see what it was all about.
I was wondering if this book was a re-write of My Warrior Heart (like Not Quite Married was of Passion's Ransom) or a Re-issue?

I actually read both NQMarried and PRanson to see the difference and it was quite notable. Not just the plot but I could see how much you have grown as a writer as well. NQMarried flowed more easily and I found a rhythm to it (do you know what I mean?), PRansom was more stark and felt dry in a sense. Still great story telling but not as fresh.. too many details?

Anyway, would love to know if the The Enchantment is a reissue or a re-write.

Thanks!
Sandy
Sandy <strlady@hotmail.com>
Nashua, NH USA - Wednesday, January 26, 2005 at 18:56:34 (CST)
Hello there , I absolutely love your dialogs and plot on "Not Quite Married" is the first book that I read written by you and I am very appreciative for your effort.
Best regards,
Daniela
Daniela Ciubuc <rciubuc@houston.rr.com>
Houston, tx USA - Wednesday, January 26, 2005 at 11:58:42 (CST)
I always thought the whole 'romance novel' deal was a load of sop. Until I read the Princess and the Barbarian. Now, unfortunately, I am addicted. Thanks alot! Anyway off to order Not Quite Married.
Lucinda <alreu@picknowl.com.au>
magill, SA Australia - Monday, January 03, 2005 at 01:48:55 (CST)
Dear Betina,
It a great pleasure for me to have a chance to write to you at last. I've heard about you and your superb books from Marta Clark who lived in my town (Pavlovo, Nizhny Novgorod region, 400 km from Moscow) in 1995-1996 with her
husband and 3 kids. She told me about you and gave me your
books to read. The first one was The Last Bachelor and I
enjoyed it immensely; it was so different from the
books I used to read. In 1998 I happened to visit the USA
and I was lucky to buy your new bood The Unlikely Angel
(I bought 3 copies actually to share them with my older English students). You know life in my country is not a piece of cake for many Russian women and I try to do my
best in helping younger ones to be competitive and happier.
To my mind your books are very good teachers, they show
how to be strong and tender and be a real woman!
I'd like to thank you on behalf of your Russian readers
for your talented books and wish you many new ones.
Merry Christmas to you, your sons and your grandson!
From snowy Russia with love,
Liudmilla
liudmilla chugunova <referent@miz.nnov.ru>
Pavlovo, Russia - Thursday, December 23, 2004 at 03:16:35 (CST)
I wanted to read your books but I need a list of those that are in series. Can you provide that?
Lanarae Anderson <lanaraeanderson@aol.com>
Milford, CT USA - Monday, December 20, 2004 at 08:39:46 (CST)
Betina, I love reading your books! All of your heroines are unusual, intelligent, and fun! I look forward to each new book. The "Brides of Virtue" trilogy was just delightful! Thank you so much for sharing your gift with all of us. God Bless you and your beautiful family.
Lana Winn (mother of 3, nanni of 2)
Lana Winn <LanaWinn@aol.com>
Battle Ground, WA USA - Thursday, December 16, 2004 at 16:01:33 (CST)
I just wanted to thank you for your entertaining books which I just discovered about a year ago [sorry about that]. But, I've made up for it by buying almost all of your books. I've already read 6 of them and purchased 12 more which are in line to be read as time permits. I think my favorite so far is The Perfect Mistress, but I've enjoyed them all immensely. You have found the perfect balance between romance and comedy ... once I start reading one of your books I become totally engrossed in the tale and can't put it down. Thanks so much for those moments of laughter, warmth and emotion which are so badly needed in these trying times. You have acquired one more faithful fan.
Sylvia D. Barro <barrosyl@aol.com>
Guaynabo, PR USA - Saturday, December 04, 2004 at 15:50:59 (CST)
Just wanted to say thank you for writing such wonderful, memorable stories and characters. You have always been a favorite author of mine, with your wit and style. About 9 years ago, I was heavily into romance writing as a hobby and was quite inspired by your books. A friend of mine in an online writer's group attended an RWA conference and met you. You were kind enough to write a personalized note of encouragement on a yellow flowered notecard, which my friend sent to me. I still have it and am glad to have the chance to thank you for it. Best wishes to you and your family - and keep the books coming!
Pam
San Francisco, CA USA - Saturday, December 04, 2004 at 03:22:42 (CST)

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