My book Ain’t Misbehavin’ was actually somewhat inspired by Before Sunrise. :) The whole two strangers meeting in Europe and only having so long together. Suhweet.

Bonnie, thanks for stopping by! I Actually don’t watch The Sopranos, but I probably wouldn’t have liked that ending very much.

Rob, I like your idea of an HEA! I take it it’s a vampire book?

Miranda, that is a very interesting take on the HEA. So, sometimes if your’e so involved int the characters, you want to keep thinking about them?

I just have to say that Before Sunrise is one of my favorite movies of all time. In fact, I think that will the topic of my blog next week!

Maybe I’ll think harder about HEAs b/c some of the comments here echo what I’ve been thinking about in regards to my newest releases.

The first book had ghost stories that ended with decisions rather than HEAs…but the next release gave the ghosts their HEAs.

I know, I know…confusing as heck…but hopefully by the time I’m blogging over here I’ll have my thoughts sorted out….in the meantime I’m going to try to get this evil laugh to play.

See you all on July 6th! I’m looking forward to it!

If it’s a so so to crappy book hea is very important just so I can end it in my head. But, after a divorce and some crappy relationships I whole heartedly no longer believe in hea, so maybe I’m a bit fickle about relationships?

The Sopranos show is a puzzle to me. I’m intrigued, but almost too afraid to ever watch.

Rob it’s always interesting to hear it from the guy’s perspective :D

As for HEA/HFN I’ll take either…in something like the Lakehouse where they build it up that you’re giong to get the HEA if you don’t you feel cheated and that’s bad! BAD BAD BAD! In something like the Soppranos, it’s anyone’s game but I totally see why folks were pissed. If you check Jason Pinter’s blog he’s got a really great take on the season finale (that settled me down LOL)

I’ve done HEAs in my work. But my favourite story had the hero leave the heroine at the end. If there’d been an HEA it wouldn’t have made sense.

I did give them an HEA in the next story I wrote with them. If you regard going through eternity as blood sucking creatures of the night as happy that is.

HEA…gotta have ‘em. And Amie! I had no idea I’d find my next release exposed here for all to see.

I’m in BUILT with Amie and Jami Alden…so nice to find y’all hanging out.

HEAs for me are a must. And the Sopranos? I didn’t see the last epi b/c they’re running a couple season behind here, but I did see the very ending on the news the next day.

I thought it fit…Tony fading to black. Their lives are so iffy with the business he’s in…any moment could be their last as a family. So I guess the ending meant they were going to enjoy life while they could. (g)

My thought for the day.

Bonnie Edwards

But I need my HEA to make sense. Those cribside epilogue piss me off unless they make sense.

The ending of the Sopranos does make sense in a way. It is just one more day for Tony, one more brush with the law, one more brush with death, and still they have a normal family moment.