Doris Lee
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Grace Burrowes:
Dear Grace, are all of the Windham cousins going to have their own stories, or are only Tony's daughters going to be featured? After all, Peter did have daughters as well. Are the contemporary novels going to feature any Windhams? Why is there a question mark for a couple of the relationships on the family trees of the Lonely Lords? Surely it can't be hard to determine whether they were legitimate or illegitimate.
Grace Burrowes
Peter's daughters would be at least twelve years older than Westhaven, so I doubt they'll have stories, but I'll start with Tony and Gladys's daughters and who knows where that might lead? At present there are no plans for contemporary Windhams, just one (possible) contemporary Brodie. There is a question mark on the family trees regarding some relationships so that for a few stories where doubtful legitimacy is a plot point, the story won't be spoiled for people who haven't read it yet. YOU know the answer, but not everybody visiting the website will have read all the books first.
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Doris Lee
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Grace Burrowes:
I also wonder if Gareth's story was the only one in the men's stories (Lonely Lords, True Gentlemen and Jaded Gentlemen combined) that occurred during the Napoleonic Wars, considering that several years passed before Andrew's story began. Why couldn't you have kept all their stories within the Lonely Lords series? Surely the men in the smaller series were all lonely as well.
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