Nikki Leigh's Comments

Comment Wall (66 comments)

You need to be a member of CrimeSpace to add comments!

At 9:31pm on June 22, 2007, Chris Redding said…
Not a lighthouse afficianado, but I do love the ocean.
cmr
At 1:35am on June 22, 2007, Joan Conwell said…
Thanks for the invite. What a small world--I live in NC and grew up going to Cape Ann in the summertime. Love Ellen's restaurant in Rockport. Halibut Point, etc.
At 10:04pm on June 21, 2007, Steven Dunne said…
Thanks for the warm welcome Nikki.
At 1:50pm on June 15, 2007, Kim Smith said…
Hi Nikki!
At 9:22am on June 15, 2007, Penny Rudolph said…
Hey Nikki,
Very nice to meet you. Sorry to be slow to respond. I've been out of town to be on a panel at the Murder in the Grove Con in Boise and computer access has been iffy. I love the outer banks. I've spent several summer weeks in various years there. I watch nervously every hurricane season. Your books sound very interesting. How did you decide on 1954 for the Cape Hatteras time period?
At 7:02am on June 15, 2007, Dianne Day said…
Hi Nikki. It's always good to meet a fellow lighthouse lover! I wrote a mystery with a lighthouse: The Bohemian Murders.
At 2:29pm on June 13, 2007, Mark Troy said…
Hi Nikki
Thanks for inviting me. I'd like to know more about your book promo book. Promo is something I'm lousy at.
At 1:10pm on June 13, 2007, Marlowe Chandler said…
Hi Nikki-

Thanks for the invite - gratefully accepted. I've been to the Outer Banks a couple of times; they're beautiful. And I love lighthouses. You're my second Crimespace friend. LA Starks beat you. Last I heard, she might be looking for my mind.
At 1:30am on June 13, 2007, Maxine Schmidt said…
Thanks for the invite. My favorite lighthouses are on Lake Superior-- beautiful and remote.
At 10:38pm on June 12, 2007, david boggis said…
Hi, Nikki,

Many thanks for the invite - gladly accepted. I love the idea of your taking coastline and lighthouses for settings. I'm doing somewhat the same thing here with a book I'm trying to get published here in France. I don't know your patch of coast - although I'm familiar with the Olympic Peninsula, Puget Sound and various coastal spots in Oregon and California - but mine is possibly a little different: it's the wild, rugged coastline of Brittany, western France, home to countless legends and lots of real-life adventures.
At 11:52am on June 12, 2007, Debbie Behrens said…
I bet there's a little bit of you in each one of your characters. :)
At 10:06am on June 12, 2007, McKay Whisenhunt III said…
So I clicked you twice.
Didn't notice this comment til next and I in hurry.
I LIKE your name. Like a Spillane heroine!
HEY...
YUO ARE MY FIRST crimespace FRIEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks McKay
At 1:27am on June 12, 2007, Rhys Bowen said…
I'm glad you're enjoying the Molly books, Nikki.
If you read the latest, In Dublin's Fair City, you'll find a very different trandatlantic crossing in first class cabin (complete with body, of course!)
At 1:21am on June 12, 2007, Shirley Wells said…
Good luck with it, Nikki. So long as you're pleased with the PDF, I'm sure it'll be terrific!
At 12:34am on June 12, 2007, LJ Roberts said…
Thanks for the invite.
At 11:43pm on June 11, 2007, Tess G said…
Thanks for the add, Nikki.
DH was in the Air Force, so we lived in Virginia for a few years, but we were on the coast, of course.
At 11:17pm on June 11, 2007, JackBludis said…
Nice web site. I see you're a beach lover. Ah, the beach in summer, the beach in spring, the beach in fall--not too fond of the beach in winter.
At 11:15pm on June 11, 2007, Jon McGoran as D. H. Dublin said…
Hey Nikki,
Thanks for the invitation.
At 8:56pm on June 11, 2007, JusticeSquad said…
Thanks for the invite, Nikki.
At 8:43pm on June 11, 2007, Shirley Wells said…
Hi Nikki, and thanks for the invite. Looking forward to getting to know you.
Well done you for writing fiction *and* non-fiction.

CrimeSpace Google Search

© 2024   Created by Daniel Hatadi.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service