Mada
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
Is there any chance for a book or a novella about Indio (when he's older)? I loved him in Darling Beast. He was such a sweet kid.
Elizabeth Hoyt
I hate for my heroes (and heroines, but mostly the heroes) to grow old, Mada, so I won't be writing about the very young children in the Maiden Lane series. I have plans for Mary Whitsun, Joseph Tinbox & Peach, though.
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Nancy L
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
I just spent a few enjoyable weeks reading all your Maiden Lane books (and am anxiously awaiting book 12). Unless I missed it, in the earlier books do we know who Bridget's mother is? Does her brother know of her existence? We get some background in "Duke of Sin" but I still want to know how Bridget's mom hid her pregnancy and more about her romance with Bridget's father.
Adria's Musings
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
I'm glad this is an online Q&A session instead of in person because I would make a total fool of myself in front of you. I'm that big of a fan. My question is, why did you choose the Georgian era over the more commonly used Regency? Not that I'm complaining, it's because of the Maiden Lane series that I'm looking at Georgian England in a new light.
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