Pamela asked Lenora Bell:

Yes, I did. In India's story, I was reminiscent of the late great Elizabeth Peters' indefatigable heroine Amelia Peabody and her beloved Emerson could they be as possible influences? That is one of my all-time favorite series.

Lenora Bell Hi Pamela - that's so amazing you picked up on that! I am a big fan of Elizabeth Peters and I was definitely paying homage to the decidedly unconventional Amelia. Thanks again for reading my books!

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I just finished "What a difference a Duke Makes." I thoroughly enjoyed it. I have a feeling the story is your salute to Mary Poppins. Is that what you planned? The parrot-handled umbrella reminded me of the story followed by wild children, the syrup for homesickness, all the proverbs, and overworked father. Well done! I'm looking forward to reading India's story next!

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Are you planning to give Patrick his own book/story? I'd love to have him fall in love with a proper lady of the ton and the mess it can cause :)

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Do the characters in the new book (Love is a Rogue) appear in any prior books or are they all new?

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Yes, I did. In India's story, I was reminiscent of the late great Elizabeth Peters' indefatigable heroine Amelia Peabody and her beloved Emerson could they be as possible influences? That is one of my all-time favorite series.

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Are you planning to give Patrick his own book/story? I'd love to have him fall in love with a proper lady of the ton and the mess it can cause :)

Do the characters in the new book (Love is a Rogue) appear in any prior books or are they all new?

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