Comments on: Ice Blue by Anne Stuart http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/20/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/ Guess what I'm reading? Wed, 16 May 2012 07:49:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Sunny Lyn http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/20/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9533 Sunny Lyn Sat, 21 Apr 2007 22:42:19 +0000 http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/19/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9533 Have been a Stuart fan for ages but just haven't read her in a long while. Thanks for the review. I'll pick this one up. LOL on the previous post - think maybe people were afraid you'd nail them to list 5 blog posts if they weighed in? Sometimes thinking takes a lot out of us. - hehe Also wanted to say thanks for Bana report *sigh*. Have been a Stuart fan for ages but just haven’t read her in a long while. Thanks for the review. I’ll pick this one up.

LOL on the previous post – think maybe people were afraid you’d nail them to list 5 blog posts if they weighed in? Sometimes thinking takes a lot out of us. – hehe

Also wanted to say thanks for Bana report *sigh*.

]]> By: Ann(ie) http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/20/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9531 Ann(ie) Sat, 21 Apr 2007 15:27:15 +0000 http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/19/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9531 I'm not sure if I want to read this or not. I've got the second one, COLD AS ICE, on my shelf and I gave up halfway through it. I wanted to hit Genevieve in the head with a brick and I didn't see how Peter could be in love with her. I’m not sure if I want to read this or not. I’ve got the second one, COLD AS ICE, on my shelf and I gave up halfway through it. I wanted to hit Genevieve in the head with a brick and I didn’t see how Peter could be in love with her.

]]> By: bam http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/20/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9526 bam Fri, 20 Apr 2007 22:19:48 +0000 http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/19/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9526 <blockquote>If I were a high-ranking board member on the committee, then I might be a little concerned with my staff turnover rate. I wonder if this gets brought up at the committee’s HR meetings? “What if we offer them better health insurance and stock options? Will that prevent them from running off with their targets?”</blockquote> That's a good point, dillene. What happens when it's Madame Lambert's turn to be the heroine? I think she might be the lead of the next book. What happens when the leader of the Committee runs off with <em>her</em> target? Does Peter Jensen (2nd in command) just go, "fuck this shit" and retire to some island with his wife? Also, I'm a little concerned about Madame Lambert's story. Would it be about a rival shadowy government agency who sends an assassin to take out Madame Lambert and how he vacillates between killing her and wanting to make sweet, sweet love to her? Ugh.

If I were a high-ranking board member on the committee, then I might be a little concerned with my staff turnover rate. I wonder if this gets brought up at the committee’s HR meetings? “What if we offer them better health insurance and stock options? Will that prevent them from running off with their targets?”

That’s a good point, dillene. What happens when it’s Madame Lambert’s turn to be the heroine? I think she might be the lead of the next book. What happens when the leader of the Committee runs off with her target? Does Peter Jensen (2nd in command) just go, “fuck this shit” and retire to some island with his wife?

Also, I’m a little concerned about Madame Lambert’s story. Would it be about a rival shadowy government agency who sends an assassin to take out Madame Lambert and how he vacillates between killing her and wanting to make sweet, sweet love to her? Ugh.

]]> By: dillene http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/20/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9525 dillene Fri, 20 Apr 2007 21:38:56 +0000 http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/19/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9525 So this is the third committee operative to fall for someone that he is protecting/assassinating. If I were a high-ranking board member on the committee, then I might be a little concerned with my staff turnover rate. I wonder if this gets brought up at the committee's HR meetings? "What if we offer them better health insurance and stock options? Will that prevent them from running off with their targets?" So this is the third committee operative to fall for someone that he is protecting/assassinating. If I were a high-ranking board member on the committee, then I might be a little concerned with my staff turnover rate. I wonder if this gets brought up at the committee’s HR meetings? “What if we offer them better health insurance and stock options? Will that prevent them from running off with their targets?”

]]> By: Rosie http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/20/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9521 Rosie Fri, 20 Apr 2007 16:51:13 +0000 http://dionnegalace.com/wordpress/2007/04/19/ice-blue-by-anne-stuart/#comment-9521 <i>When the reveal starts, well, I was left wishing it had begun sooner because it seemed like there was so much left unexplored.</i> Shuz, I loved when the book finally got to Japan and that's what saved it for me and I'm (for the most part) an Anne Stuart fan. Good review. When the reveal starts, well, I was left wishing it had begun sooner because it seemed like there was so much left unexplored.

Shuz, I loved when the book finally got to Japan and that’s what saved it for me and I’m (for the most part) an Anne Stuart fan.

Good review.

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