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May 19, 2014 10:52AM

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Regan

Thank you so much Anna! And thanks for spreading the word to your lionesses. You have always been a great support, as has Regan and I appreciate your both so much!

Hi Regan. Welcome back from The Big Easy. The King's Courtesan can certainly be read as a stand alone, and as HQN never connected them, most people never did, but the hero, Robert is the man who helped Lizzy when Cromwell was going to have her executed or transported in Libertine's Kiss. He even offered to marry her. Elizabeth comes to his aid in The King's Courtesan and she and William come to court for the wedding of King Charles where William acts as a bit of a spymaster. It's just fun for those who read the first but the story holds up without knowing that. The hero of The Highwayman is Robert's enemy's son, and he doesn't come on the scene till the last pages of The King's Courtesan and then as a child.
I am really looking forward to your blog. I am waiting now for covers but they will be worth the wait. IF...big if there, I can contain myself, maybe your blog will be the cover reveal.

You are a very talented story teller and I can not wait to begin the Journey your Highwayman will take me on.... Your Complex characters & attention to Historical detail have always kept me on the edge of my seat and emotionally connected from start to finish.....
