Valentine
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Robin Stevens:
Is there a reason behind the brightly coloured covers of the Murder Most Unladylike books, other than looking really pretty? I've wondered whether it has anything to do with the scattered LGBTQ+ characters throughout the series.
Robin Stevens
We never intended it, just because we didn't plan to publish this many books initially - but I love that it's happened! We actually finished the rainbow in Death in the Spotlight, the book where Daisy came out, and it made me so happy. So please make all the Pride flags you want with my books!
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A Goodreads user
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Robin Stevens:
Hi! I've read all the Wells and Wong books so far! I'd just like to ask, are you planning on writing another one? And also, your books have really got me into crime fiction a bit more. Additionally, do you think you'd ever use a Sherlock Holmes story as a base for a Wells and Wong detective case? :)
A Goodreads user
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Robin Stevens:
What is your favourite part about writing daisy and hazel books?
Isobel
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Robin Stevens:
Will we see Amina El Maghrabi in Once upon a crime or the ministry of unladylike activity? I like her and Daisy's relationship and how Daisy started off being mean to her and then got nicer towards her in Egypt because she was jealous of her. I think Amina is my favourite character in the whole series.
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