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Emily
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Alice Coldbreath:
Your books are so satisfying! As soon as I finish them, I want to start them all over again. I just realized during my last re-reading that "A Bride for the Prizefighter" is the only book where you don't do a dual POV. I was curious as to why? I love me some Will Nye and would have loved to hear his inner monologue.
Alice Coldbreath
Hi Emily, so glad you have been enjoying my books. For the first Prizefighter book, I really wanted to have an element of mystery present and sort of emulate the gothic romances I used to love reading as a girl. Basically, where the poor heroine was completely at sea about, what was going on, what sinister forces were at play, and if the hero was in fact a villain. In those kind of books, the reader discovers everything along with the heroine. My thinking was, if we knew Will's thoughts all along, we would know exactly what he was up to with the smuggler ring etc. However, the majority of my readers felt that they preferred me to include the male lead's POV, and so that was what I did with the following 2 books in the series. I hope that clears it up Emily! ~ Alice
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Barbara Xedos
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Alice Coldbreath:
I just wanted you to know that I enjoyed reading Her Bastard Bridegroom. I just wanted you to know that in the story Mason's named was misspelled twice. Once in chapter XXV towards the end of the chapter and the other one was in XXXII in the beginning of the chapter. Both times it was spelled Macon instead of Mason. Will you be writing a story about Oswald an Roland?
Jewel
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Alice Coldbreath:
Hi Alice! I'm a huge fan of the Victorian and Karadok series, and I wanted to tell you how much I love your writing. I've read A LOT of historical fiction but there's something about your stories that just tickle my brain. I'm looking forward to A Most Forgettable Girl! Do you know if we'll ever get more of the Hainfroy brothers and their brides? I also wondered if you'd ever consider writing second epilogues?
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