Eva Mina

Eva Mina asked Laurell K. Hamilton:

Since Envy isn't someone special to Jean Claude that means he considers her just a casual thing right? Sort of like how before Anita he used to sleep with countless women, she's just like those women right?

Laurell K. Hamilton All lovers are special, or they wouldn't be lovers. There's a difference between one-night stands, which I consider the definition of casual, and having a lover that is just your regular lover, not your romantic partner. And I don't believe that I ever say Jean-Claude slept with countless women. Belle Morte used him, and all her vampires, as political pawns to gain her advantages, but Richard has always been the more likely to sleep around in a truly causal manner.

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Lucie

Lucie asked Laurell K. Hamilton:

Hey L! :) I can't thank you enough for writing these amazing books. But it's not your books that influenced me the most, it was just You. You helped me cope with my demons through puting it into words ... Thanks again. My question: Did you have Anita's relationship with Nathaniel & Micah in mind while working on Burnt Offerings, when Anita moved to her new house (which was just perfect for the three of them)?

Karen Estes

Karen Estes asked Laurell K. Hamilton:

I remember Merry ,Frost and Doyle talking about their future....,,concerns about enemies killing them, and they are showered in pink rose pedals. A sign that they would be blessed. So I am confused about Frost and Merry having their mortality confirmed at the end of “shiver of light “. Seems a mixed message. Will we get that question answered deffinativley in the next Merry book? Will that be anytime soon?

Jim

Jim asked Laurell K. Hamilton:

Your Anita Blake was the first urban fantasy I read & I really enjoyed it - at first. Why did you change the direction of the series? The stories went from tense action packed mysteries to erotica, many without any action. "Blood Noir" took place almost completely in a hotel room - just talk & sex - with the last chapter being a synopsis of the action rather than what would have been the focus earlier on.

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