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Location: United States
Member Since: March 05, 2011

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Jacqueline Hopkins

Biography

Jacque lives in Sitka, Alaska and has been writing since she got out of the US Navy in 1988. Since about the late 1990s, life got in the way of her writing and was shelved until the editing of her niece's novel inspired her to pursue her love of writing again. She likes writing mainstream, murder mystery and romance. She may try her hand at a self-help bio or other genres that speak to her. There are many ideas and characters roaming around in her mind, wanting to be set in Alaska and other places Jacque has lived in such as Oklahoma, Colorado, Idaho, Washington, Iceland, Connecticut, California and Hawaii where her daughter was born.

Where to find Jacqueline Hopkins online

Website: https://www.createspace.com/3565575
Twitter: jacquehopkins

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Blog: http://jacquehopkins.blogspot.com

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https://www.createspace.com/3565575

Books

Wilderness Heart by Jacqueline Hopkins
Price: $2.99 USD. 83720 words. Published on March 5, 2011. Fiction.

(4.25 from 4 reviews)
Lyn Taylor guides men on hunting trips in the Idaho Wilderness, but it is a man's world, which makes her world complicated. To top it off, she was suppose to marry a local lumber owner who decimates the land around her world, but he's too controlling so she breaks it off. Enter Nic Randall, another mill owner, hires her to guide him as a ruse to scout the timber, sparks fly when she finds out.

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Smashwords book reviews by Jacqueline Hopkins

Secrets on June 14, 2011

Secrets was a well written suspenseful murder mystery with continuing action that kept you wanting to know who did what to whom. SL Pierce writes with a lot of dialog, the type of book in this genre I like to read; it keeps me wondering and guessing until the very end. She tied up all the lose ends by the end of the book; I was surprised, which is what I like in a murder mystery. I like her character Gwen; I can totally relate to her and wish they had something like that for me when I was in the military, lol. I was just curious as to why her husband wasn't a little more rattled and a little more assertive in wanting to help her after he found out what she did in the military. Well written, SL Pierce. I look forward to reading more books from this author.
Upgrade on Oct. 15, 2011

Stephen's debut novel, Upgrade, is a well-written, well-formatted book with an ending that was a total surprise. The main character, Brent, is a lonely millionaire who makes a medical change to his life; one he feels will make him more attractive to the opposite sex. So after the change, he not only attracts one, but three; one of whom he grows more attracted to than the other two, but can't decide what to do with the them and his relationship with them. Stephen has a way of getting into the head of his female characters, making them believable, likable, or hatable, but you can definitely remember them. I look forward to reading more books from this author and give this debut novel 4.5 stars.