Kathy Galloway
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Leah Marie Brown:
I love your books - they allow me to daydream, even for just an hour when I read them! I'm eager to learn which location you will use for your next series of books. Do you see yourself writing about locations other than Europe, such as Asia or Australia?
Leah Marie Brown
First, thank you for reading my books and for your lovely praise.
My next series of books will be out next year. The first book, Dreaming of Manderley, is set in France. The story opens in the south of France, during the Cannes Film Festival, and moves to a crumbling estate on the coast in the north of France.
The second novel in the series, You'll Always Have Tara, opens in Charleston, South Carolina, but primarily takes place in County Donegal, Republic of Ireland.
The third novel in the series, Badly Done, Emma Lee, is set in a fictitious village in Surrey, England.
It's funny you ask if I see myself writing a novel set in locations outside of Europe because I am working on a synopsis for a new series of books that would have multiple protagonists and multiple settings - Seoul, South Korea is one of the locations I am considering.
Are there any particular settings you would like to read about?
Thank you!
My next series of books will be out next year. The first book, Dreaming of Manderley, is set in France. The story opens in the south of France, during the Cannes Film Festival, and moves to a crumbling estate on the coast in the north of France.
The second novel in the series, You'll Always Have Tara, opens in Charleston, South Carolina, but primarily takes place in County Donegal, Republic of Ireland.
The third novel in the series, Badly Done, Emma Lee, is set in a fictitious village in Surrey, England.
It's funny you ask if I see myself writing a novel set in locations outside of Europe because I am working on a synopsis for a new series of books that would have multiple protagonists and multiple settings - Seoul, South Korea is one of the locations I am considering.
Are there any particular settings you would like to read about?
Thank you!
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Tava Musial
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Leah Marie Brown:
Hi Leah! Thanks for taking the time to answer our questions! One of the things I love most about your books is the beautiful thread of friendship woven throughout your stories. The friendships that you lay out are easily as important to the plots as the romances. Obviously, friendships are very important to you. Do you ever see yourself writing a book where the friendship is the main plot...like say...Beaches?
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