Amy
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Jacqueline Winspear:
One last comment - I'm looking forward to seeing you next week at Murder By The Book in Houston; I'm going to get in line last as I have TONS of questions. It is always a special treat when you come for a lecture/ q&a at your book launch. Thank you so much for being so available to your fans - do you love it as much as we do?
Jacqueline Winspear
And I look forward to seeing you, Amy! It's probably best to ask the questions during the Q&A, as the bookstore has loads for me to do once I have completed the main signing and they need it done before the store closes, so they usually like me to move on to the next job fairly quickly before they show me the door! The only thing I don't like is all the flying I have to do - I am a terrible flyer, and being on book tour means being on an airplane every day, which for me is a special kind of hell for however long I am in the air.
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Leslie Marley
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Jacqueline Winspear:
I just wanted to let you know what a fan I am of Maise and I am slowly working my way through all of them! thank you so much for your wonderful books. This character gives me so much solace. She is a real inspiration to me to keep going through adversity. I often wonder will Maise ever find love or is it her destiny to only have a career because love might take her away from her more interesting and dramatic life?
Catherine Hutchison
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Jacqueline Winspear:
Thank you for sharing Maisie with me.. she has gotten me through some tough times. I am interested in her connection to the gypsies who were at the hop picking. Do gypsies, Roma, whatever you care to call this group have a big part in English history? Will they resurface in Masie's life? It seems like such a strong connection for her.
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