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How important is it to have read MERCY KILL before reading ANGEL OF MERCY?
Fergal F. Nally Hello Wordwizard, thank you for your query. Good question! There is quite a bit of backstory & worldbuilding & action in Mercy Kill which naturally flows into Angel of Mercy so it arguably would be more immersive to read Mercy Kill first! However, jumping straight in to Angel of Mercy cold is just as valid an experience (I know some people who always read the last page of a book first!)
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Hey, my name is JA Stone. I was in the scout competition with Aes Sidhe and voted for it. Mercy Kill too. Evil Angela is my current entry. I extend friendship from Florida. If you recommend a title I will buy, read, and review it for you. Thank you. I enjoyed Aes Sidhe very much, so did my wife! Good job Sir. Oh and I am not a robot?
Fergal F. Nally Hello JA just read this. Thank you for the feedback much appreciated. Just checked KS to see Evil Angela is in review, good luck!!! Thank you for your kind words re Aes Sidhe & Mercy Kill, I have enjoyed jumping ship & changing genres from dark fantasy to dystopian/post apocalypse... it's all good fun! Thank you for your offer, I have a new offering up on KS at the moment you may like to take a look? Oh, and if you have read Aes Sidhe & Mercy Kill it'd be great if you could leave a review on Amazon. I see from your Amazon author page you have a cat called Nibbler... great name!!! >:o)
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What fictional French first or last name would you give to a famous female violinist /pop singer? (AKA a Vocalnist which I just made up all by myself.
Fergal F. Nally Hello JC... well the name Emmeline Le Souris just popped into my head... any good?
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Fergal F. Nally Hello Michael, green hills, streets of cobbled stone... a land of myth and fable, on the fringes of Europe, wild seas, wild skies... yes Scotland is indeed living the dream... inspirational!
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Hi, do you find the highlands an inspiration for your writing?
Fergal F. Nally Hi Steven, yes definitely the Highlands & any Celtic setting, scenery, standing stones, mist, rain, mountains, sea, wildlife, it's like a perfect Celtic recipe book up here in Scotland... timeless & full of hidden stories.
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