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Does anybody know who wrote the 1st Heartsong title?
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Shannon
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Jun 04, 2014 11:44AM
Does anybody know who wrote the first Heartsongs book when the line began? I need some kind of verification. This is for the LI/HP scavenger hunt for Harlequin's online spotlight with authors and readers.
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Colleen Reece. I am fairly sure its her infact 99.9% sure
A Torch for Trinity (Heartsong Presents #1) Mass Market Paperback by Colleen L. Reece (Author)
I had to go check but I know I had read the book and bought it.
I just found it too on Amazon. Thanks so much. Just curious, do you still have it?
no I dontated it to the local library
Ausjenny wrote: "no I dontated it to the local library"That's what i do when I'm forced to clean out my shelves, simply because I'm out of room for my new books.
I still have mine, Shannon! :) My day will come, but for now I like seeing all those books and feeling the love :)
Colleen took me under her wing and became a kind of mentor to me when I first started writing for Heartsong. Three of Barbour's final books in the Heartsong line are hers. I have tried to get her to write again, but she has pretty much retired from it. :(
Darlene, I noticed she didn't have a website and she's not a member of ACFW. I thought it would be easy to contact her for verification. But the cover on Amazon says boldly HP#1, so that was enough verification. June, I think I need to invest in more bookcases, but I'd have to invest in more floorspace to do that.
Shannon wrote: "Darlene, I noticed she didn't have a website and she's not a member of ACFW. I thought it would be easy to contact her for verification. But the cover on Amazon says boldly HP#1, so that was enough..."True. She's like me, a very private person. I don't belong to any writers guild. I don't even have a facebook page. My daughter does my fan page. I prefer to stay off the gird, but being an author has kind of forced me to participate in things I have been reluctant to do in the past.
Excuse my typing. That should be grid.
funny I read it as grid. wouldn't even noticed till you mentioned it.
I saw a funny paragraph once where most of the words were mispelled, but you automatically read the words right. It talked about how the brain corrects things as it goes.
Yes they say you see the first and last letter. I know I don't see a lot of spelling errors in books because of it and the fact I cant spell!
And when we see it on technology we just blame it on auto correct. :)
