Carol Weeks
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Eloisa James:
Hey Eloisa, I'm just wondering if you've thought of writing a book with a blind with traumatic brain injury woman in one of your books?
Eloisa James
Thank you for asking ~ but I have not. I tend to stay away from issues that I feel are markedly improved due to modern medicine. Writing an alcoholic, for example, in Taming of the Duke, was really challenging because I did a ton of research on what they thought of alcoholism and then had to figure out how my hero could get over it without support. Ditto with the epidemic in When Beauty Tamed the Beast. People often ask if I would tackle spousal abuse, but no. I know the limit of what I'm able to represent within the frame of a historical romance. I'm sorry to disappoint you.
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Mary Lingerfeldt
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Eloisa James:
Eloisa, I just finished Paris in Love and loved it! I lived in Paris at the same age as your Anna and was put in Marymount not knowing a word of French, was soon fluent and enjoyed four years growing up in Maisons Laffitte. I'm in Manhattan today at HSS where a friend is having surgery and your book has helped the hours fly by! Thank you for the nostalgic interlude! have you been to Majorelle?,
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