Marie
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
What are your plans for the Duke of Montgomery? He was a herovillain of sorts in my mind. They type of character you love to hate:)
Elizabeth Hoyt
LOL! Okay, this is the third or fourth question on Montgomery (which I'm thrilled by), so I'm answering it a bit differently:
1. You're right, he's amoral. I based him on a combination of: BBC's Sherlock AND Moriarty, Tom Hiddleston's Loki, and Simon Baker (though mostly for looks on the last.)
2. He will be reoccurring until he has his own book.
3. His heroine has already shown up (very briefly) in Maiden Lane though it may not be the heroine you think.
4. TENTATIVELY, assuming contracts, good weather, and the book industry not failing, he'll be Book 11 of Maiden Lane.
1. You're right, he's amoral. I based him on a combination of: BBC's Sherlock AND Moriarty, Tom Hiddleston's Loki, and Simon Baker (though mostly for looks on the last.)
2. He will be reoccurring until he has his own book.
3. His heroine has already shown up (very briefly) in Maiden Lane though it may not be the heroine you think.
4. TENTATIVELY, assuming contracts, good weather, and the book industry not failing, he'll be Book 11 of Maiden Lane.
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Erin Kelly
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
I have a very silly question. Do you mean to get the song "We Have All the Time in the World" (from On Her Majesty's Secret Service) stuck in my head in every third book or is it just a connection between the phrase being common and me enjoying the song rather a lot?
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