FineWine

FineWine asked Lisa Oliver:

Hi Lisa. ?Many authors use the term 'to shake ones head' incorrectly. They use it for the affirmative AND THE negative. To 'shake ones head' (side to side) is to indicate the negative and to 'nod ones head' (up & down) is the affirmative. Unfortunately there have been a few times in your books where this has happened. Cheers

Lisa Oliver Hi Chas, thank you for letting me know - the weird thing is, when I am writing, my head is in the scene that I am writing about, and I often nod, or shake my head, just as I imagine my characters doing, as I am writing. So I am guessing the reason it is in my books (and my editors haven't picked it up either) is because it's something I do wrong myself - and I am not sure what that says about me lol. But a teaching moment for my editors definitely and I will let them know. Have a wonderful weekend :)

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Jasmine

Jasmine asked Lisa Oliver:

Hi Lisa, I thought of another possible plot in all the stories each mating has had a great ending at the end of the book. Will there be some loop of losing a mate and see what could happen . Would he find another?

Mildred

Mildred asked Lisa Oliver:

Hi Lisa. I LOVE everything you write. I have either read or listened to ( in some cases, both) ALL of your books. I just listened to Illuminate and I am sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for the next in this series. Any time line yet?

Andrew Storrar

Andrew Storrar asked Lisa Oliver:

hi i have just finished reading book 5 in cloverleah series are you going to be doing another book or is that the end of the series?. and just to say all 5 books were totally awesome. thanks andrew

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