Kristina McMorris
I was originally inspired to write my first novel, Letters from Home, when my grandmother shared her collection of WWII letters from my late grandfather. Since then, I continue to happen across amazing, lesser-known facts from history -- such as non-Japanese spouses who lived in the internment camps voluntarily, or Nazi saboteurs who were dropped off by U-Boat on the east coast of America -- and I become so eager to share the accounts with others that I simply have to write about them!
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Tony Hynes
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Kristina McMorris:
I completely understand! I feel like I must have said "finished" about 12 times during the writing process for my manuscript.. You must have really been in a zone to write it in 4 months though! When did the idea hit you to write a book? I'd also like to thank your grandparents for reminding us how beautiful love is. I love letters because they allow us to appreciate the time that goes into cultivating love.
Gail J McClarren
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Kristina McMorris:
No questions?? I just wanted to let you know I loved your book Sold on a Monday. It brought forth such hard life lessons, and impossible heart wrenching decisions parents have to make every day for the wellbeing of their children. It made me cry, smile and sometimes just shake my head. Well done.
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