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Sarita
Sarita asked Robin Lee Hatcher:

How many books are planned for the "The British are coming" series?

Robin Lee Hatcher I'm planning four. Still to come is Amanda's story and then Roger's story.
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Faith asked Robin Lee Hatcher:

How do you come up with your stories? Are the basic ideas given to you by a publisher or do you come up with them?

Carol Wit
Carol Wit asked Robin Lee Hatcher:

I just finished reading Firstborn. I absolutely loved it! I would have loved to have seen a sequel that focused on Kirsten and Dallas and her new brother? But this was a wonderful inspirational read especially for me due to receiving a surprise but emotional DNA result last year in which I found a new sister who is wonderful and we are building a beautiful relationship, so I really related to this storyline.

Jane Race
Jane Race asked Robin Lee Hatcher:

Hi. I just want to know what technique do you use in the story Promised to me? I choose this novel that I will be reading in our subj. English American. Please answer. Thank you. Godbless.

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