I think a book that I would recommend to the world would have to be, Little people who became great by: Laura A Large. The reason it would be this book is, It is about many great people who started out just like myself and made something of their lives just from their determination and perseverance. It is a great example of what we can do as mere humans with our minds and hearts and if we desire to succeed enough.

 
 
 
 
1.)    Have you ever fantasized about entering into a
book and living in that world? If so, which book would
it be, and why?
*** All the time! If I’m drawn to the world-building
and characters, it triggers my own imagination. The
last book that made me fantasize is Kim Harrison’s
Dead Witch Walking. I figure fantasizing about the
world is a way to enjoy the book a little longer.

3.) If you could recommend a book to the world, which
book would it be? And why?
*** I tend to be careful with my recommendations
because I know books I like aren’t everyone’s cup of
tea. Perhaps I’d go for enlightement and recommend
something like “The Beauty Myth: How Images of Beauty
Are Used Against Women” by Naomi Wolf.

 
 
1.)     Have you ever fantasized about entering into a book and living in that world? If so, which book would it be, and why?
GONE WITH THE WIND - Since I am one-half southern girl, I would love to live back during those times of plantations and cotton fields.
2.)     Is there an author that you’d just love to meet? What kind of meeting would you like it to be?
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE - Can you imagine what he could write now with all the technology we have today? I would ask him what would he think of the books now that are being written.

3.)     If you could recommend a book to the world, which book would it be? And why?
I would say - any book. Let’s get people back to reading for relaxation and enjoyment.

 
 
.) Have you ever fantasized about entering into a book and living in that world? If so, which book would it be, and why?
Well, can I say ALL of the books that I read??  I could never pick just one.  I love all the books I read.  Some grip me more than others but I enjoy them all!!  But I think scottish historicals draw me the most!  A highland savage…yummy!  Although the only problem I have with that is back then there was no regular bathing…….

2.) Is there an author that you’d just love to meet? What kind of meeting would you like it to be?

Again, I could never pick just one for the same reason as the previous answer!!  But what I do know is I am going to be meeting you in a few short days along with a bunch of other wonderful, fabulous authors!!  I would like the meeting to be friendly and easygoing. :)

3.) If you could recommend a book to the world, which book would it be? And why?

Apparently I have a hard time picking just one book for any answer!  There are just too many!  I would say paranormal romance….All of them.  Why?…well, because I totally enjoy reading them!!  Different is always good.  Being taken away from normal everyday life in the stories I read I find extremely satisfying in my books.  And I would recommend them to anyone!!

 
 
 
1.)    Have you ever fantasized about entering into a book and living in that world? If so, which book would it be, and why?  Yes I have and this is a hard question to answer because there are so many of them.   I guess though the one that I would want to enter the most is LKH’s Anita Blake series.   To be able to live in a world where vamps and all the other good sexy monsters are real would be the ultimate world for me.   I would love it. 

2.) Is there an author that you’d just love to meet? What kind of meeting would you like it to be?  I would love to meet Stephen King or Laurell K Hamilton.   To talk to them and get an idea of how their minds work to come up with the stories they have written would be fantastic.   Would want it to be a one on one meeting where we could sit and chat without any interruptions. 

3.) If you could recommend a book to the world, which book would it be? And why?
Another hard one to answer because there are so many good ones out there.   I would have to say it would be Stephen King’s The Stand.  This is one of the deepest books I’ve ever read.  The fight between good and evil and the meaning of all the peoples lives and they way they are  involved in the book makes it a wonderful read. 
 
 
 
1.    No, I haven’t fantasized about putting myself in a book.  I thoroughly enjoy reading about others, and I see it vividly             in my mind, and that’s good enough for me.
 

2.    There are so many I would like to meet - I read a lot.  But if I had to choose one, I think it would be Janet Evanovich.          And just chatting over coffee and dessert would be fine - very relaxed.

3.    That is a hard one to answer.  It would probably be the latest book I read or am reading.  I’m always saying to my

        daughter, “You’ve just got to read ……..”

 
 
1.)    Have you ever fantasized about entering into a book and living in that world? If so, which book would it be, and why?

Pay it Forward. Because it’s possible. It would never happen in my lifetime, but it’s possible

 
 
 
1.)     Have you ever fantasized about entering into a book and living in that world? If so, which book would it be, and why?
Kathryn: In the Court of Six Queens. It was about a woman living during the reign of Henry VIII. I would love to just live a chapter or so, just to see what life was like, and what he was like. Henry the Serial Wife Killer. Imagine!

2.)     Is there an author that you’d just love to meet? What kind of meeting would you like it to be?
I am not sure if I would like to meet an author just for the sake of meeting someone. Maybe just to say thank you for creating my escape worlds!

3.)     If you could recommend a book to the world, which book would it be? And why?
Anything by Jane Austen. She is the queen of Regency sarcasm.

 
1.)     Have you ever fantasized about entering into a book and living in that world? If so, which book would it be, and why?
I’ve fantasized about entering the world of Anita Blake, Laurell K. Hamilton’s heroine. I love the characters and would be a shapeshifter, one of the big cats. Grrrrr!
2.)     Is there an author that you’d just love to meet? What kind of meeting would you like it to be?
I would love to meet Stephen King. It would be a dinner, just shooting the breeze, talking about his books and the movies about the books. Wonderful!
3.)     If you could recommend a book to the world, which book would it be? And why?
I would recommend ODD THOMAS, a book by Dean Koontz. Once they would read it they would get drawn in to the would of Dean Koontz and read his other books. Wonderful author!
 
 
1.)    An obscure vampire erotica novel written by Kathryn Reines, “The Kiss”. The plot unfolds around a college-aged American expat couple, Rebecca and Richard fleeing from Nazis at the height of WW II in
Romania where they are taken shelter in the castle of Count and Countess Viroslav. Rebecca was an insensitive and flighty bitch who rolled in the hay
with anyone she thought was cute (including the Countess and her first lesbian lover Elizabeth) and Richard (whom she claimed to love) was the penultimate dupe. To be given the gift of immortality and the sex toy of a pair of excruciatingly beautiful nightstalking bloodsuckers in a 15-century castle seems like living large to me! I would appreciate my  inhuman beauty, sexual prowess and control over men and women and learn from my vampire “parents”. The world would be my golden oyster, and I could branch out and explore my extraordinary
powers long into the future.

3.) Alina Reyes’ “Behind Closed Doors.” It is a novel of interwoven short erotica told from the female and male perspective after a predestined couple enter a paranormal circus in contemporary France.
This fiction ranges from the ordinary to the extreme, it teaches us that our sexuality is normal, our time on earth is short and that our experiences can seemingly last no longer than a New York minute. Enjoy
your life with the one you love! 

 
 
1.)     Is there any one male character who has stuck with you over the years? Who was he? (what book?) And why? Jean claude by LKH or maybe tanner from Lora Leigh there is way too many to name lol.

3.)     What is your favorite book of all time? And why? Warrior Woman by Johanna Lindsey cause that is the first book i’ve ever read that combined scifi and romance in any significant way. This book still rocks.

 
1.) Have you ever fantasized about entering into a book and living in that world? If so, which book would it be, and why?
I have always wanted to jump inside the books I read, but if I had to pick one it would be Harry Potter. I just love the fact that there was a whole other society with magic powers. I always wanted to be magic

3.) If you could recommend a book to the world, which book would it be? And why?

Benighted by Kit Whitfield. I only just read it last month and it really made me think. The book was about being normal in a society of lupines and all the prejudices involved. I thoroughly enjoyed it, but some parts were really real in the way that racism still exists to this day. I think everyone could benefit from reading it.