Sheyla
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Grace Burrowes:
Are there any other booms abouy the McLogas? I have read The Laird at least three times now and cant help but agree that Neil needs his own Happily Ever After. Between the urge to keep everyone safe and him doggin Angus, the scene in Aberdeen, and the pipes, I am just so intrigued by him amd hope he also finds happiness.
Grace Burrowes
I have told Neil that my pen is ready if his courage is equal to the challenge of an HEA, but he just sits staring into the fire looking all broody and handsome. Lately I have reminded him that Hamish MacHugh has two formidable sisters, and that at least got me a long, thoughtful look in response. I'd settle for a novella, a short story... anything. Like you, I think that guy needs a happily ever after. Keeping my fingers crossed.
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Doris Lee
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Grace Burrowes:
Dear Grace, why is it that you've announced your more recent series as trilogies, only for them to expand? The MacGregors, the True Gentlemen and the Jaded Gentlemen series have all started out as trilogies, yet they have either added a fourth book or are about to do so. Maybe you should hold off deciding on the number of books for each series until the first three have come out to avoid length-based expectations :(
Jacque
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Grace Burrowes:
Grace - did the typesetters mess up a Duke of My Dreams? In my copy, pg 137 2nd paragraph goes from " I am ready to strangle my grandmother down to "Don't scream" On page 138 4th paragraph starts out "I am ready......etc" and ends on page 139" 1st paragraph with "Don't scream" even though there is more wording in between. I re-read both sections 4 times and it isn't making sense to me. It may just be me...lol
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