Deb Lyons
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Susan Mallery:
While reading The Girls of Mischief Bay I had tears rolling down my cheeks. Did it bring tears to your eyes while you wrote it?
Susan Mallery
Definitely. There were times I had to stop writing because I couldn't see the computer screen, Deb. While I write, my emotions are right at the surface. Everything the characters feel, I feel. And deeply.
I'm so glad you enjoyed The Girls of Mischief Bay. Thank you!
I'm so glad you enjoyed The Girls of Mischief Bay. Thank you!
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Jama
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Susan Mallery:
The Blackberry series and Mischief Bay series are very good. I am a reader, I maybe read 400 to 500 books a year. Your books takes me to places that are comforting to me. As you continue to write, would you have some else write for you, say as a ghost writer? I believe that would ruin how your books flow. There are many writers out there, that have writers write with them, like James Patterson. I really enjoy yours
Dixie-Lee Campbell
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Susan Mallery:
I tried reading more than 1 book at a time & just became disorganized & sometimes emotionally it is hard disconnect with characters Now I try to do 1 series at a time & in sequence ( logistically sometimes can't. I get the impression authors have more than one book on the go. & different series ... How do you manage to do it & stay connected with diffferent plots, characters, feelings, etc.?
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