Tag Archives: S. G. Rogers

Fifty Favorites for 2017: Part Nine

Posted on September 25, 2017 by Patricia Kiyono

I’m back into my busy fall routine: teaching class two afternoons a week (and grading papers at night) plus playing in three different musical groups. Knowing that my time in the next few months is going to be rather limited, … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Goodreads Challenge, reading | Tagged Bluegrass Homecoming, Christina Lorenzen, Grace Unmasked, Jan Scarbrough, Jessamine's Folly, Love's Full Circle, Nom dePlume, Prequel, Rescue Me, S. G. Rogers, Secrets, Sharon Kleve, Silvershell Beach Inn, The Mannequin | 15 Comments

TBR #11: Yearly Goal Almost Met!

Posted on December 19, 2016 by Patricia Kiyono

As authors, we spend a lot of time thinking about the stories we want to tell. But it’s important to read the words that others write. Each year I set a reading goal on Goodreads, and this year I vowed … Continue reading →

Posted in Lists, TBR List | Tagged Elizabeth Hanbury, Felicia Rogers, goal setting, Goodreads, Ice Angel, Ice Captain's Daughter, Keri's Christmas Wish, Kim Bowman, Linda Carroll-Bradd, Lucie Ulrich, No Job for a Woman, Pamela S. Thibodeaux, Passion Cowboy Style, S. G. Rogers, Shana Gray, Sherry Gloag, Silent Signals, Starlight Inn, The Case of the Missing Cross, The Duke of Christmas Past | 8 Comments

And…Action!

Posted on May 11, 2015 by Patricia Kiyono

Question of the week: What books or stories, (besides your own), would you like to see made into a movie? When I read I tend to envision the events happening as if there’s a movie running through my mind. Books … Continue reading →

Posted in favorite books, Patricia Kiyono | Tagged Bride of My Heart, Donna Andrews, fantasy, Magical Misperception, Murder With Peacocks, mystery, Rebecca Winters, Romance, S. G. Rogers, This should be a movie | 7 Comments

Bits and Pieces from S. G. Rogers

Posted on November 3, 2014 by Patricia Kiyono

This week my choices are to have a guest author, review a book, or interview someone. I decided to feature someone who I consider to be a fabulous author, because she actually got me to read a genre that I’d … Continue reading →