A.D. Davies asked Mark Edwards:

Congrats - looks like From the Cradle is doing well in the U.S. Regarding that, there's a discussion on KBoards regarding U.S. readers leaving bad reviews for books written in British-English. http://www.kboards.com/index.php/topic,200772.0.html Did you have someone "translate" From the Cradle into American-ese or any other books first, or is it in its original form?

Mark Edwards Sorry I've only just seen this! From the Cradle is published in the US in its original, British form. So it's probably full of UK slang that readers over there don't understand!

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ReadAlongWithSue recovering from a stroke★⋆. ࿐࿔ asked Mark Edwards:

Hi Mark I have just finished reading and reviewing Follow You Home. It was an awesome tense read. I love how you add the little bits of information at the back saying how you came up with the subject matter. Will you always do this with your forth coming books? Only I find it very informative.

Kathy asked Mark Edwards:

Hello, just read three of your books this week! Love them. Does Alfred Hitchcock inspire your writing? I love how you utilize "law enforcement" in your books and completely makes me smile and think of Mr. Hitchcock.

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Hi Mark I have just finished reading and reviewing Follow You Home. It was an awesome tense read. I love how you add the little bits of information at the back saying how you came up with the subject matter. Will you always do this with your forth coming books? Only I find it very informative.

Hello, just read three of your books this week! Love them. Does Alfred Hitchcock inspire your writing? I love how you utilize "law enforcement" in your books and completely makes me smile and think of Mr. Hitchcock.

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