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Posted On 04-14-2011 3:22 PM
Name: Drinda
City/State or Province: Lino Lakes, MN
Country: USA
Comment: I really enjoyed reading A Matter of Class the first time but the second time was even better. I read most books multiple times eventually but this book required an immediate re-read and it was delightful.

Posted On 04-05-2011 12:25 PM
Name: Elsie Rhodes
City/State or Province: antioch, Tn
Country: United States
Comment: I love all of your books.  I think my favorite is Slightly Dangerous.  I know you have a busy schedule but I truly wish that Lady Muirs book was coming out before 2013.  I look forward to your next book, The Secret Mistress.

Posted On 04-05-2011 9:53 AM
Name: Ina Brown
City/State or Province: Johannesburg
Country: South Africa
Comment: Keep on writing these fab stories which I can escape into.  Loved A Simple Affair.

Ina


Posted On 04-05-2011 8:37 AM
Name: Mary Black
City/State or Province: London
Country: United Kingdom
Comment: Hi Mary,

WOW - I can't believe I found your site - my Mum has read one of your books!

I am a freelance photographer.

Great site, Mary Black

Posted On 04-02-2011 4:11 PM
Name: Debbie Werrbach
City/State or Province: Sapphire NC
Country: United States
Comment: Mary I have just finished " It Happened One Season". I loved it as I did the previous one. I think the idea to make a contest of the subject line was inspired. I have long been a fan of your books as well as those of your fellow authors. I do have one question though. Once the four of you decide on the story line and go to your computers to begin, do you stay in contact, running ideas between you, comparing notes, talking about your stories or do you work completely separately, coming together only at the end? I wonder how you don't step on each others " toes" but come up with unique characters and interesting stories. Thank you for your wonderful books. I think it is almost time for me to re- read the Slightly Series. It's been awhile and I enjoy them at least once a year. Debbie

Posted On 03-31-2011 10:23 PM
Name: shoua lee
City/State or Province: Wausau, WI
Country: USA
Comment: Hi Mary!

I just wanted to share a little story with you.  I feel in love with the Huxtable series.  I actually didn't start in from book one but from Kate's book and then backtrack to the beginning of the series.  When I read the first book and you mention Constantine Huxtable I thought what a unusal name.  Totally different.  I love historical romance and have been reading and collecting them for many years now - never once during my reading have I come across a character name Constantine before.  The only time I've heard of the name Constantine was from the movie "Constantine" with Keanu Reeves.

Anyways I looked up the name and really like the meaning.  It was definitely a name that was different enough for me to consider naming a future son of mine.  Last summer I found out I was pregnant with my first child (after 6 1/2 years of being together I didn't even think it was even possible).  Even before we knew the gender of our baby my husband and I were already thinking of names.  You got it I definitely went for Constantine.  My husband and I couldn't agree. 

We didn't get that long of chance to make a final decision when my son decided to enter the world early at 28 weeks.  My husband give in to the name as we needed a name immediately.  Yahh for me, lol.  My son was finally just rel from the NICU after being there for 2 months.  After giving birth I knew that I have chosen a great name for him as Constantine means steadfast, constant and strong.  My son carries all those traits fighting to make it being born at only 2 lbs and 3 ounces.  Today he is almost 6 1/2 lbs.

So I am not sure how you came up with the name Constantine but thanks!  I love the name, what it means and thrilled now to have my own little Constantine to love forever!  And when he is old enough to understand I will tell him how I came up with his name =)

Shoua

Posted On 03-28-2011 1:43 AM
Name: Robin Powell
City/State or Province: Quebec
Country: Canada
Comment: I enjoyed all five of your Huxtable books.  Why is it Constantine's book has two different covers?  I'm glad that Constantine and Elliot finally made up and Con's secrets revealed.

In Stephen's book, Cassandra becomes pregnant, yet there is no mention of Vanessa's pregancy, though in Constantine's book, she and Elliot have a eight month old baby boy.  What happened there?

One other thing.  From Stephen's book to Constantine's book, one year has passed, yet Kate now has a four year old son?  I could have sworn he was just a baby in Stephen's book.  I guess I have some back reading to do.


Posted On 03-27-2011 7:34 PM
Name: Nataliya
City/State or Province: Cincinnati, OH
Country: USA
Comment: My Dearest Mrs. Balogh, I am absolutely smitten with your books. They take me away into my imagination, where I gather spools of consciousness. You see, through your books, I've come to understand a bit about who I am. I'm a closet romantic (who knew); but more important than that, I'm okay with that. The world in which we live does not receive romance rather cynicism is embraced. Your books, their setting, and the language used are a source of light and fascination. I love language, being Russian born; I've come to appreciate the subtleties of the written word. I'm a graduate student who just spent an entire spring break reading an average of three of your books a day. And only yours. This getaway, this enclave of serenity, was firmly established in my pre-teen years when my world was both turbulent and scary. Since then, I've come to and fro in my opinion of romance novels. Why do we do it? What draws us, despite the knowledge of reality? These questions remain to be answered in each on of us. I just want to say; your more recent work is something I really can glean from. The heroines are never weak and dependent; the heroes are not jerks with a superiority complex. My favorite so far is "Simply Magic". Susanna and Peter's relationship is something that is very real, yet ethereal. Thank you so much for the talent and time that you put into each one of your books. Sincerely, Nataliya

Posted On 03-24-2011 2:20 PM
Name: EFFIE KOKKINI
City/State or Province: ATHENS
Country: Greece
Comment: Dear Mrs Balogh! I am a great fan of yours, since i read your wonderful romantic novel "Dancing with Clara"! I come from Greece too, like my friend Eirini who wrote to you recently! I really wish you could be translated in greek like so many foreign authors, sincerely not that successful as you! Hope I could meet you, if you ever come to Greece! Best regards Effie

Posted On 03-23-2011 5:04 AM
Name: Eirini
City/State or Province: Athens
Country: Greece
Comment: Dear Mary, I am a fan of yours from Greece. The problem is that I cannot find your books easily and as far as I know none of them has been translated to greek. And I wanted to ask: They have never approached you from Greece publishers in order to transalate your books in greek or that has happened but a problem has occured. I think it is a shame that your books cannot be accessible in my country... I hope to hear from you soon. A! And another question: Which was your best-selling book so far worldwide?

 

Thank you in advance... 


Posted On 03-22-2011 2:41 PM