Jessica asked Katie Crouch:

I'm sure you have been asked this a million times and replied a million times, but any idea when/if the final book in the Magnolia League series will be out?

Katie Crouch I'm so glad you asked that. I love that series. The truth is, the third book didn't get picked up by the publisher. But I am working on a third book because SO MANY people want to know how it ends! So it will come out in e-book format this year. Thanks Jessica!!

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What was your research process like to incorporate elements of the Amanda Knox case, among other things, into Abroad?

Jada asked Katie Crouch:

The characterization of everyone in Magnolia League is so complete, that I felt like each person was real, very much existing in real life. Were these based on people you've known at some point?

Pixel Rainbow asked Katie Crouch:

Numerous female characters in your novels come from the south. You yourself are a southern bell and this reflects in your literary work. What is the most important/defining difference that makes females born and raised in the southern United States, true southern women?

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I'm sure you have been asked this a million times and replied a million times, but any idea when/if the final book in the Magnolia League series will be out?

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What was your research process like to incorporate elements of the Amanda Knox case, among other things, into Abroad?

The characterization of everyone in Magnolia League is so complete, that I felt like each person was real, very much existing in real life. Were these based on people you've known at some point?

Numerous female characters in your novels come from the south. You yourself are a southern bell and this reflects in your literary work. What is the most important/defining difference that makes females born and raised in the southern United States, true southern women?

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