Melissa Meyhoff
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Laurell K. Hamilton:
Considering the sidhe could once survive a decapitation, I'm wondering if you'll someday find a magical right-of-passage and fix whatever is wrong in Andias. I love Maeve's theory in the last book. I can't imagine Andias ever being a good and loving woman. She's a battle goddess, after all. But, she did love her brother. Maybe after some therapy, she may deserve a surprise pregnancy. Maybe a flu that's not a flu?
Laurell K. Hamilton
I don't see Andais getting pregnant any time soon, or ever and I certainly wouldn't want her to have a baby of her own unless she had done serious therapy work. I'm not sure she's brave enough to go through meaningful therapy. Having children is incredibly stressful and under stress all the flaws show. I really don't want Andais and her flaws around a helpless child. Sorry if my answer was far more serious than your more upbeat question.
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Trish
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Laurell K. Hamilton:
I watched your Book talk Nation interview the other day. My question is have you thought of the title and author of the brilliant book you started with for research on the fae? What about the book on the folklore? One and the same? I can't wait to read the next Merry book! I tend not to resurface when I am reading one, so I'll have to do it on a weekend or my kids will miss me. =)
Brittney Bower
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Laurell K. Hamilton:
Why are the cupids that are in the book Strange Candy never mention again?
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