hi i am just writing to say how much i enjoy your books since reading suddenly single i have enjoyed many others including-bad behaviour,carolines sister,hes got to go,dreaming of a stranger and many more keep up the good work xxx
Posted by on 28/10/08 at 10:51 AM
Hello there,
I am ashamed to say that I have never heard of you, until I went to my local Charity Shop (where I get most of my books from. I love recycling) and found How Will I Know? Truly wonderful book. I have not even finished it yet but spotted your Web Site and Guest Book, so had to write to tell you that it is my lifes goal to find the rest of your books. Cannot miss out on finding a fabulous author. Thankyou so much
Kind regards,
Carole
Posted by on 09/10/08 at 07:29 PM
Hi Sheila,
My friend introduced me “My Favorite Goodbye”, and I’m just in love with your books ever since although I could never be interested in reading! How amazing you are! I’ve read 6 so far and now I’m going to finish “Suddenly Single”. (I have 1 more of your books in my bookshelf as stocks so that I dont’t have to worry about not having your books with me after finishing one reading now ^^) I have so much to learn from every single book I read, and your books always cheer me up! Alix, from Suddenly Single, is very similar to me and, actually, I work as FX customer dealer as well! But the difference between me and her is that she has ability to attract men naturally… oh well, I hope I can grow up with your heroines and find “Soneone Special”!
Love,
Saya
Posted by on 07/10/08 at 11:46 AM
Hi,
I have all of your books and re-read them from time to time. They are like visiting friends that you know, sounds corny I know, but still it is true.
I am currently reading Someone Special. I am totally hooked. I had only read a small part and then last night I stayed up and am now half way through the book. It is truly your best book yet, well from my perspective. I so don’t want to finish reading it :-(
Posted by on 06/10/08 at 07:47 PM
A few months ago I picked up a copy of Caroline’s sister’ and was hooked. I recently bought two of your books to read on hols. Not having looked at what the stories were about, when I started to read I was amazed that here I was at Beaches Sandy Bay Jamaica convinced that the story was taking place around me. I found myself telling my daughter about Bree and Corinne and as soon as I had read the book my 13yr old, who is only ever found reading teenage mags, picked up the book and was captivated!We found ourselves looking at fellow quests with interest. We saw Corrine at breakfast using her laptop (She’s in her 80’s now).Rudy and Steve arrived same day as us. Steve showed my daughter Abbie the starfish he found. We noticed the Kingston family and Gala and her parents who were actually speaking with an English accent. We witnessed three weddings, one of which was definately Suze and Kev’s. One of our receptionist’s was called June. What a coincidence! I myself was Esther. A little younger and a daughter in tow, but definitely her. Unfortunately we didn’t see Sahndhi or anyone famous, only the town where the film ‘Cool Runnings’ was made and Lenox Lewis’(boxer)house.
Reading your book, whilst staying in this beautiful white sand and sparkling turquoise sea” setting of the Caribbean, made the story so real and so special and fun. I went on to read ‘Bad Behaviour’(I happened to notice two other ladies reading this same book. What good taste they have!)Your books are fantastic. They have brought so much pleasure to me and I have only read a few but I’m getting through them all and looking out for your next new release.
My very best wishes
Eileen and Abbie Curtis
Posted by on 02/10/08 at 10:24 PM
Having studied English at ‘A’ level some 35 years ago, I became an avid ‘anti-reader’ of books, having been subjected to analysing content to death.
I haven’t read a novel since then until I picked up your book ‘Connections’ this Summer and sat down to force myself to read (in my old age)
I am riveted to every page Sheila!You have brought back the pleasure of reading for readings sake,and I thank you.
Congrats on being a talented writer and converting me to literature,
hi i am just writing to say how much i enjoy your books since reading suddenly single i have enjoyed many others including-bad behaviour,carolines sister,hes got to go,dreaming of a stranger and many more keep up the good work xxx
Posted by on 28/10/08 at 10:51 AM
Hello there,
I am ashamed to say that I have never heard of you, until I went to my local Charity Shop (where I get most of my books from. I love recycling) and found How Will I Know? Truly wonderful book. I have not even finished it yet but spotted your Web Site and Guest Book, so had to write to tell you that it is my lifes goal to find the rest of your books. Cannot miss out on finding a fabulous author. Thankyou so much
Kind regards,
Carole
Posted by on 09/10/08 at 07:29 PM
Hi Sheila,
My friend introduced me “My Favorite Goodbye”, and I’m just in love with your books ever since although I could never be interested in reading! How amazing you are! I’ve read 6 so far and now I’m going to finish “Suddenly Single”. (I have 1 more of your books in my bookshelf as stocks so that I dont’t have to worry about not having your books with me after finishing one reading now ^^) I have so much to learn from every single book I read, and your books always cheer me up! Alix, from Suddenly Single, is very similar to me and, actually, I work as FX customer dealer as well! But the difference between me and her is that she has ability to attract men naturally… oh well, I hope I can grow up with your heroines and find “Soneone Special”!
Love,
Saya
Posted by on 07/10/08 at 11:46 AM
Hi,
I have all of your books and re-read them from time to time. They are like visiting friends that you know, sounds corny I know, but still it is true.
I am currently reading Someone Special. I am totally hooked. I had only read a small part and then last night I stayed up and am now half way through the book. It is truly your best book yet, well from my perspective. I so don’t want to finish reading it :-(
Posted by on 06/10/08 at 07:47 PM
A few months ago I picked up a copy of Caroline’s sister’ and was hooked. I recently bought two of your books to read on hols. Not having looked at what the stories were about, when I started to read I was amazed that here I was at Beaches Sandy Bay Jamaica convinced that the story was taking place around me. I found myself telling my daughter about Bree and Corinne and as soon as I had read the book my 13yr old, who is only ever found reading teenage mags, picked up the book and was captivated!We found ourselves looking at fellow quests with interest. We saw Corrine at breakfast using her laptop (She’s in her 80’s now).Rudy and Steve arrived same day as us. Steve showed my daughter Abbie the starfish he found. We noticed the Kingston family and Gala and her parents who were actually speaking with an English accent. We witnessed three weddings, one of which was definately Suze and Kev’s. One of our receptionist’s was called June. What a coincidence! I myself was Esther. A little younger and a daughter in tow, but definitely her. Unfortunately we didn’t see Sahndhi or anyone famous, only the town where the film ‘Cool Runnings’ was made and Lenox Lewis’(boxer)house.
Reading your book, whilst staying in this beautiful white sand and sparkling turquoise sea” setting of the Caribbean, made the story so real and so special and fun. I went on to read ‘Bad Behaviour’(I happened to notice two other ladies reading this same book. What good taste they have!)Your books are fantastic. They have brought so much pleasure to me and I have only read a few but I’m getting through them all and looking out for your next new release.
My very best wishes
Eileen and Abbie Curtis
Posted by on 02/10/08 at 10:24 PM
Having studied English at ‘A’ level some 35 years ago, I became an avid ‘anti-reader’ of books, having been subjected to analysing content to death.
I haven’t read a novel since then until I picked up your book ‘Connections’ this Summer and sat down to force myself to read (in my old age)
I am riveted to every page Sheila!You have brought back the pleasure of reading for readings sake,and I thank you.
Congrats on being a talented writer and converting me to literature,
write on
Maura
)))))))
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