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This New York Times bestselling author writes steamy paranormal romances that include ancient artifacts, legends, and myths. She has a degree in society and law, and she counts among her favorite things a cloudless starry night and mangoes. Be the first to guess her name and win two of her books!

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Hello, my name is Buttercup. What’s your name? IT WILL MAKE ME FEEL SENSITIVE AND CARING TO CALL YOU BY NAME DURING THE NEXT TWO HOURS WHILE I BAT YOU AROUND WITH MY PAW UNTIL YOU ARE BEGGING ME TO EAT YOU.

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"It was a cold wintry day when I brought my children to live in rural West Virginia. The farmhouse was one hundred years old, there was already snow on the ground, and the heat was sparse-—as was the insulation. The floors weren’t even, either. My then-twelve-year-old son walked in the door and said, “You’ve brought us to this slanted little house to die." Keep reading our story....

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Suzanne, that's great that you have that pile of gravel. I sure wish I had one. Or 2. I just paid $4.50 for 2 5 gallon buckets of 3/4 gravel to put on my mud. Didn't go very far. I need a dump truck. ... - outbackfarm on Finished Product
I am so happy for you! :woof: Look how FAST the job was completed, that part is just amazing. And it looks wonderful.... - FarmGrammy on Finished Product
One and done. Looks neat and you have the advantage of knowing what's under that patch of gravel. Yay... - bonita on Finished Product
That looks a lot better. Great job.... - twiggityNDgoats on Finished Product
That looks great! Seems like all your problems at this new place have been with water. I hope this is the last of them.... - Jan Hodges on Finished Product
Fantastic Suzanne! Also incredibly smart to build over it that way so the fence isn't vulnerable to curious critters as a way to escape under where the water goes through!!! LOVE IT! It also soun... - BuckeyeGirl on Finished Product
Yay! Bring on the rain! Glad you got that problem fixed, Suzanne.... - brookdale on Finished Product
Driving a tractor is a blast! You can do it Woman!... - caprilis on Finished Product
Wow, looks great! Glad the former owners were well prepared. :) And looks nice up there. Is that today? We have snow and rain in the southern part of WV.... - STracer on Finished Product
So pleased it's all sorted out - let's hope it's the last of the problems.... - Rose H on Finished Product

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