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Guest Book

Comments from 2002 - 2004
 

     

Name: Margaret Robb,Edinburgh
Date: 12/31/04

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Dear Ms Metzger,I have been hooked on your Regency Novels since I first discovered them about five years ago.You have now become my favourite Regency Author.Since Georgette Heyer.I have just finished reading your non-Regency book "Love,Louisa" and would like to tell you I also enjoyed it very much.Keep up the good work.


Name: dianne kane
Date: 11/17/04

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Just finished A Perfect Gentleman. Loved Stoney. It is the start of a trilogy? Is it going to be hooked to your new book due out in February, The Duel? What will you be calling this trilogy or series? Keep up the good work. Loved the Love, Louisa book and Wedded Bliss. Not much for short Regency books but love the longer ones. Perfect Gentleman was great.


Name: Carol
Date: 11/04/04

Comments

Hero is looking dapper in his Halloween hat. Great picture.


Name: Skip
Date: 10/28/2004

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Hiya! and a wicked wicka walpurgisnacht to you too. Read the love letters on your web site. Strange, they were masquerading as fan mail. Some of them mentioned that they had never met you. Yet, from the adjectives and warm fuzzies, they seemed to know you very well. Love ya, always have...at least since we shared a cup cake. Maybe before. Regards to HERO. Be so kind as to proxy a little scratch behind an ear, or two. Thanx.


Name: Damarys Mercado
Date: 10/28/2004

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Hello Barbara: I only read two Regency writers: you and Mary Balogh. Mary Balogh can make me cry, but yours makes me smile and laugh simply because you capture the vagaries of life and love so well. I just finished "A Perfect Gentlman" and I loved it. I always look forward to your books, as I know that I will enjoy them. I hope you continue to write for a long time.


Name: David Metzger
Date: 10/20/2004

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Hi there.. Just saw your newest book in our local library and wondered if we were related.I am from Philadelphia Pa. and now live in Ohio.Looking forwrd to reading your books. Have fun, David Metzger


Name: BFC
Date: 10/16/2004

Comments

Loved the October book. Hope my previous comments went through..


Name: Sharon Osenga
Date: 09/21/2004

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Hi! I just finished Miss Whilton's Wedding and what a treat! I just love good comedy of errors and this certainly fit the bill. I am slowly working my way through your backlist and haven't found a book I don't like yet. Thanks!


Name: ruth zeller
Date: 09/01/2004

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have allof your books out so far. love love love them.just the right bit of humor. am 87 yrs old. new at computers and can't type but still going.


Name: JAN
Date: 08/26/2004

Comments

Just finished "LOVE, LOUISA" IT WAS WONDERFUL, I COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN. HOPE THE NEXT BOOK IS SOON!


Name: Uzoagba
Date: 07/21/2004

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I love this very page.


Name: Faye Hoefer
Date: 07/06/2004

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Hello Barbara, been wanting to say a few words about how great your books are (all of them!). Once I start reading your books, just cann't seem to put them down. You never fail me in writing in such a way that, I really do laugh out loud while reading them and there sooooo entertaining and humorous. My husband takes a nap to relax...I read a book by Barbara Metzger and actually feel good and relaxed after reading your books. Never stop writing...you entertain so many of us! Barbara, love your books. I could read only those from here on and I would be happy. Have reread some already. To think I only started looking and reading your books about 2 years ago. Was lucky enough to buy most of them on the internet. Only missing 2. My husband takes a nap to relax. Your books relax me to the point I laugh out loud from the enjoyment of them. Always looking for your latest books to buy and read. May you always have the talent to keep on writing your wonderful books for a long time.


Name: joan
Date: 05/21/2004

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I enjoyed your double book, An Angel for the Earl and A Suspicious Affair. Can't wait to find something else of yours to read. Thank you.


Name: Nancy O'Leary
Date: 03/09/2004

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I HAVE ALMOST FINISHED READING "WEDDED BLISS" AND HAVE ENJOYED IT SO VERY MUCH! THIS IS THE FIRST OF YOUR BOOKS I HAVE READ AND WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE NEXT ONE IN NOVEMBER.


Name: Judy
Date: 02/24/2004

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Miss Barbara, Your talent is a blessing to us who love happy endings. Not only are we happy about the endings but we are still smiling years later remembering the humor and wit you employed in telling the stories. "A Suspcious Affair" is my curent favorite, although it was a toss up with a couple dozen other favorites written by you. Thanks again and God Bless.


Name: ~debbie~
Date: 02/15/2004

Comments

Happy Birthday Barbara!! Hope you have a wonderful day of friends, family, and fun gifts.


Name: Glynda Coursey
Date: 02/07/2004

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Dear Barbara, My husband and I normally read science fiction and fantasy, but about a year ago, we lost our 17 year old dog the week brfore Thanksgiving, and 4 days later, my 7 year old cat died of a blood clot. As she and I were very close, and it was completely unexpected, I was devestated. Wanting something that would make me feel good, I turned to regencies. I found An Angel for the Earl. I read it through twice in a row, and as I was reading it the second time, I told the story to my husband. We now are in the process of finding all of your books and short stories, and I have to fight my big, burly, manly man to see who gets to read them first!!! Thank you so much for seeing the humor in every day life, and the humor in love. Thank you for making so many people (me included) happy! And, last but not least, tanks for helping me heal. And, just to let you know, I have adopted a beautiful white kitty with pale gold eyes (my daughter found her after someone dumped her) who sleeps on my arm or my head, like Squeeker did. And guess what I named her? Angel! Thank you so much, Glynda


Name: Kelley Mann
Date: 01/25/2004

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Dear Barbara (We can be on a first-name basis, can't we?) As I am certain is the case with so many of your fans, I feel like I know you. Your books have enlivened countless long hours in airports, on trains and planes, nursing the occasional ailment or just plain killing time. They are an "instant vacation" from the hum drum, work-a-day world. I am pleased to be able to add my praise and thanks to this long and impressive list of love letters from your readers. Sincerely, Kelley


Name: Jerry Metzger St. Cloud mn
Date: 01/16/2004

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Good name


Name: Marianne Evensen
Date: 01/12/2004

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Thanks for many great hours of reading. My Emily cat sends Hero her best "meow" greetings, although she does not generally like dogs on principle, being a cat of literary bent (which means she loves sitting on Regency Romances), she will try to make an exception in his case. Keep writing!


Name: roberta cadwell
Date: 01/02/2004

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I have all your books except a few of the earlier ones. I am looking for them now on the web. When life gets to be too much for me (my husband just died of cancer) I pick up one and reread it. My favorites are "Early Engagement", "Minor Indescretions", "A Worthy Wife", and several more. Keep on writing, please.


Name: Louise D'Alessandro
Date: 12/31/2003

Comments

Hi Bobbie, John Todaro wrote and let me know about the new book "Love, Louisa" , I'm looking forward to it.


Name: Aimee Cronin
Date: 10/07/2003

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Hello Barbara - Just read my first book of yours, "Miss Treadwell's Talent," and I loved it so much I immediately came hunting for your website. I'm going online shopping right now to find more of your books. I just love the humorous touch in a good Regency - keep up the good work. I'm so glad to find a "new to me" author whose books I can now feast on!


Name: Linda (Moser) Langer
Date: 09/26/2003

Comments

Congratulations on your big win! You didn't happen to go to Avila College in Kansas City, Missouri did you?


Name: Ana Baliao
Date: 08/23/2003

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You're one of the reasons I frequently hound used book stores here in my country, the Philippines. The thrill of finding an "out-of-stock" book written by you gives me endless pleasure that makes my day. It all started with "My Lady Inkeeper" doubled with "An Early Engagement". Your stories are both tender and funny without being mushy. Hope you keep it up!!!


Name: Jenn Korytkowski
Date: 07/29/2003

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Lady Barbara, I envy you your talented writing style, your thoughts, and the wonderful way that you tell your stories. they are perfect fairie tales. I have only ready about five of your novellas but i consider An Angel for the Earl to be my favorite thus far. i look forward to acquiring more of your writing and to the hours of enjoyment that i am sure it will bring me.


Name: Elizabeth Boyle
Date: 07/26/2003

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Barbara, congratulations on your RITA win! Your writing is flawless and your stories remarkable and deliciously romantic! You are one of my favorite authors. Congratulations again and all my best wishes to you and Hero.


Name: Marjorie Allen
Date: 07/25/2003

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Barbara, I love your books! I, too, have all of them I've been able to find, safely stored on my "keeper" shelves. Your website is so easy to navigate. Hero is precious. I had a dog that looked almost like him, named "Prissy-Honey," who lived to the great age of 17. Marjorie


Name: Judith Lown
Date: 07/24/2003

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Dear Barbara, Congratulations on the RITA! Long overdue! I've been reading you since Bething's Folly - a delightful book - and it's comforting to have an author one can always trust not to disappoint. Hero's a darling.


Name: Victoria Hinshaw
Date: 07/24/2003

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Hi Barbara -- Congratulations on winning the RITA! It's about time! I enjoyed talking with you after the Theater Royal. I'm checking your website (very nice!) to be sure I have all your books and I am delighted to report, I do. They occupy most of my keeper shelf. Keep it up! Long live the regency and The Beau Monde. cheers, Victoria Hinshaw


Name: Carol
Date: 06/26/2003

Comments

I have read all of your books and think you are one of the best Regency writers today. I enjoy reading them so much that I have read your books each more than once. Thanks you for the many hours of enjoyment.


Name: Carol Bower
Date: 05/01/2003

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Dear Ms. Metzger, Having hopped through your site, I do not have much to add to the general cries of praise. I, too, have enjoyed all your books, not only their humor but also the gentle if surprising ways people are handled. As a note, I would guess I own more copies of AN ANGEL FOR THE EARL than anyone else on the planet, although perhaps a dozen or so of them are currently out on extended loan. Hope you and Hero find many treasures this summer on the beach. My aunt had a house on Dune Road in Quogue, so I have a basis for a clear picture of the two of you checking each lump of driftwood and seawood. Thank you again for many happy hours. Sincerely, Carol Bower


Name: Pat Mahoney
Date: 04/23/2003

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I grew up reading Georgette Heyer, but I never found another Regency author I liked as much until I discovered your books in a used book store. Now I buy your books as soon as they come out, and I always read them at once--the day I buy them. I loved Lady Sparrow and the Diamond Key. You seem to get better and funnier with each book. I just hate the wait between books. This is my first visit to your site. I think Hero is cute. I enjoy the pets in your books, too. I have a black Pomeranian (Murphy), a Bichon (Maurice Chevalier), and a Shih Tsu (Max). Thanks for hours of enjoyment.


Name: Allison
Date: 04/23/2003

Comments

More pics of Hero!!


Name: Eliana Freeman
Date: 04/22/2003

Comments

Dear Barbara, I love your books. In fact I hunted down all of them (thank goodness). I sure thank my lucky stars. I reread them very often too. I love your sense of humor, your insight to human nature!! Thanks for sharing the picture of your Hero with us. I love dogs, especially the hairy, fluffy ones, and your stories about them are absolutely heart-warming. Your books are wonderful laughter therapy. The only recommendation I can make is: PLEASE WRITE MORE OF THEM AND ON SHORTER INTERVAL!!!!


Name: Carolin Janzen
Date: 04/14/2003

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Barbara, I'm a member of a writing critique group and believe me - we are critical. However, you have won our heats. Your writing is delightful. I was recently housebound with a virus, so stocked up on 2nd hand books - including 'Saved by a Scandal.' It was so clever, and you are such a good writer. I'm sorry so many of your books are out of print, so you don't get the income from our passion. Can't you persuade an editor to reissue more? I was impressed by your website. For one thing, it works! And I do like Hero - very similar to my Jingles. I write historicals, but could never tackle a Regency - that requires a lightness of touch which I don't have - and you do. Thanks for the many hours of enjoyment. Carolin P.S. In what state do you live?


Name: Susan Lathen
Date: 04/09/2003

Comments

Barbara how clever to take your puppy's pix in glasses. He is so cute unfortunately my furry son "Mac" doesn't have the patience for me to dress him up and snap his picture.


Name: Rodney Gigone
Date: 04/03/2003

Comments

Ms Metzger I love to read and stumbled on your books about ten years ago. I loved them and always look for them in our bookstore. I feel you are a much better author than many who are in hard cover. Why have you never broken out of paperbacks like Mary Balogh and Mary Jo Putney ? In my opinion you are their equal although you are so much funnier. Also I loved the word play and read and reread them and always find something new to smile about. My wife enjoys them too. Keep up the good work Rodney Gigone


Name: Revan
Date: 04/02/2003

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I just want to tell you how much I love your novels. I've read many of them, my favorites being "Snowdrops and Scandalbroth", "Primrose Path" and "Miss Lockhart's Letters." I think you're a wonderful author with an unmatched wit! (and my favorite author of the Regency genre). Keep up the excellent work!!!! The Diamond Key is on it's way! I can't wait!


Name: Corrine Skiba
Date: 03/24/2003

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Barbara. you are one of my favorite authors! Loved your funny, funny "Lady In Green". I don't know how you could think up such happenings as were in that book! Love ALL of your Regencies. Please keep writing them, as they are my very favorite type of novel!


Name: Diana K.
Date: 02/16/2003

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I LOVE your books! Every one I've read has been a keeper. I hate to loan them to friends for fear I'll never get them back. Thank You for bringing such joy, romance and humor through your writings. I can hardly wait for the next one.


Name: Haze
Date: 02/11/2003

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Hiyaz! My dad gave me a bunch of books to read over the summer - and they were all from the regency era, so me being a teenage girl thought that they would all be written in an English tone far superior than what i understand. However, I picked a book up by you called 'Minor Indescretions' and loved it so much that I ran to the bookstore and bought all the different books that they had in stock written by you. =) just wanted to let you know that you appeal to the young as well! ciao!!!


Name: Thia Brabson
Date: 12/31/2002

Comments

Hi! I just read Lady Sparrow and I cannot express how talanted you are!! I am overjoyed to have found such a talented writer!! May God continue to bless you to write many more stories!!!


Name: Bob Atkins
Date: 12/30/2002

Comments

Dear Lady, Hi. Found your site tailing the Regency Plume interview. Happy to be a fan. No venues of craft shows shown? Younger and better looking than I had imagined. Happy New Year. Bob A


Name: Betti
Date: 12/04/2002

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Barbara-have been reading your books for years. Keep up the good work and WRITE FASTER.


Name: jamie
Date: 11/14/2002

Comments

Hi. I just got through reading A Worthy Wife and really enjoyed it. I thought it was very interesting and slightly different from other regencies out there. Look forward to reading more of your work.


Name: Karen
Date: 11/10/2002

Comments

I just recently got hooked on your books. I have been a Regency lover for 25 years and was re-reading an old one. The books are funny, not smutty, your characters are warm. Keep writing - you have given me a new hobby, online looking for your old ones, and waiting for new ones.


Name: Don Lubov
Date: 11/09/2002

Comments

Hi Bobbie, Great web site. Kudos to you and Russ, & of course Hero. I wish you success. Don


Name: Sheryl
Date: 11/07/2002

Comments

I enjoy your humor and the way you include animals as major characters in your stories. My favorite of your books is 'A Loyal Companion'. I love the way Fitz gets to "speak" and tell things from his point of view. As a veterinary technician, how I wish pets could do that in real life!


Name: Ellen and Jerry
Date: 10/26/2002

Comments

Barbara. Didn't know if we could use your "real" name. We are thrilled to be included in your mailing. Things look good. We are fine. Hope to see you soon. Ellen and Jerry


Name: Leah Frederick
Date: 10/10/2002

Comments

Dear Barbara - At last! A romance writer with a sense of humor!! I've got enough drama in my lovelife as it is - thanks for putting a good laugh into your characters' lovelives!


Name: Joy Huddlestun
Date: 09/13/02
 

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Great website. Very clear and easy to use. It's also nice to finally meet Hero -- I've read about him many times.


Name: Joy Huddlestun
Date: 09/13/02
 

Comments

My book friends and I love your books! We share some authors, buy one copy and pass it around, but your books we each have to buy (nobody wants to wait till her turn to read them). My personal favorite is The Primrose Path. As a dog person, I love seeing the pompous earl try to deal with all the dogs.


Name: Lynn Maughan
Date: 08/28/02

Comments

Dear Barbara, I've had the summer of my life reading your wonderful books. I'm constantly laughing out loud and my husband wants to know what's going on!! Thank you for bringing such fun into the lives of your readers when we want and need to relax. I marvel at your way with words woven in humor, delicacy and non trash.Keep it coming!!


Name: Jennifer
Date: 05/03/02

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Very nice web page!


Name: Jo Manning
Date: 04/03/02

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Barbara, you're the best! And this is a wonderful web site. Love that Hero :)


Name: Deana Petty
Date: 04/03/02

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I have enjoyed reading your work so much. My mom, my daughter and I all went on a road trip recently and I took "The Primrose path" and we laughed all the way. I am so glad to find an author who can write romance without a lot of literary porn. Thank you Deana


Name: Peter Duncan
Date: 04/02/02

Comments

Your books have given me endless hours of pleasure. I am working on assembling a (so-far) complete collection to read in my hammock under the oak trees in our garden, gently drifting into that world you create, where one never knows what will happen next, but when it does, it always seems logical, as when the gently brought up, innocent, sweet heroine bops the villain or sometimes the hero.


Name: Nita Nabors
Date: 03/20/02

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I really enjoy your books. You have an unusual combination - humor and independent female characters. Pleae keep on writing.


Name: Betty Timbs
Date: 03/16/02

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I love all of your books, and since you don't come out with them as often as I like, I have to go back and re-read them over and over. I don't have any one favorite as I love them all. Wish I could find some of the older ones that were issued before I found you. Hope you keep writing for many years to come. All the best to you and your little "Hero". Now that I have a computer I want to check out your craft site. You have given me many hours of enjoyable reading.


Name: Myrna Craig
Date: 03/10/02

Comments

Barbara, I love your sense of humor. It matches mine. I can just picture the scenes as you describe them so vividly. I agree with others who compare you to Georgette Hayer. I'm trying to get copies of all your books. Thanks for many hours of hearty laughs & enjoyment. Sometimes I laugh so hard tears run down my face. You are just too precious for words. Thanks again. God bless you & your God given talent. Keep up your wonderful work.


Name: Louise from Stockholm,Sweden
Date: 02/26/02

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I have just finished reading your double volume, "Lady in Green" and "Minor Indiscretions" and found them a delight and VERY FUNNY. I look forward to your coming novels.Thank You.


Name: Cissy Bishop
Date: 02/23/02

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Enjoyed your web site. Your Hero is just precious.


Name: Judith Kreiner
Date: 02/22/02

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Your books are a delight. Of course, I do have to be careful about reading them in public because guffaws are not always understood and even titters tend to draw unwanted attention. And your books do tend to produce titters and guffaws in the reader. My sister, Peggy, introduced me to your work. I trust her taste and tried "Lady Whilton's Wedding," which remains one of my favorites, along with "The Primrose Path," which has a wonderfully true-to-life English bulldog with a flatulence problem. All of us who love them knew immediately why our hero should not close that window. Generally I do not read romance, but you have joined ranks with Roberta Gellis as the exceptions. She has taught me more English history than I learned in 13 years of school - and painlessly. Your books delight and entertain and I wish you a long life in the best of health so you can continue writing them. An addendum: I review mysteries here at The Washington Times. Your writing stacks up well alongside the best. Judith


Name: r handelsman
Date: 02/06/02

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In your book, "An Early Engagement",you have the word "alt" twice": "Nadine was in at the quantity and quality of her court"(266,btm) and "Nadine is in alt" (293, top). What does "alt" mean?


Name: Neena
Date: 01/24/02

Comments

Ms Metzger, Your books are witty, hilarious, just down right entertaining. Please don't stop! My favourite so far has got to be Miss Treadwells Talent.


Name: Gretchen
Date: 01/12/02

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Like others, I enjoy finding an author who carries on the tradition of Georgette Heyer- Regency romance with humor and fun. I hope your publisher can be persuaded to re-issue more titles. Also, in my opinion, no book is a good book unless at least one of the characters is an animal. Must be why I like Patricia Veryan's work as well. Thanks for the great pleasure you've given me, Barbara!


 

 

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