Dana’s answer to “I'm sure you've been asked this a million, zillion times, but will you write another Kate Shugak no…” > Likes and Comments
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between you and me, Dana, I hope you come up with a catchier title ... since the last book ended with a cliffhanger, I KNEW you wouldn't let us down.
I am so happy another one is in the future. Thank you.
Whew! What a relief. I was so afraid you were leavng us wondering. I can hardly wait!
Holding my breath and bouncing in my chair!!!!!
oh so good to know.... I just finished Bad Blood and I'm itching to know what happens next!!! Now reading Blindfold game!
Kate is one of my all-time favourite characters. I have a bunch of books in my shelves that I will never part with. I loved those books so much, I drove my grandmother, alzheimers and all, from Vancouver, BC to the Yukon where she lived from 1900-1907 until everyone got typhoid (Grandma, a sister and brother. They all survived, the sister was just a baby.) We drove from Dawson via Top of the World highway, down past Chicken, AK, across from Tok to Fairbanks, to Anchorage and across the bottom. I loved every minute but wish we could have gone farther north and west. She was 87, but everything from the past became clear as a bell in her memory. It was like travelling in a time-machine with her.
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between you and me, Dana, I hope you come up with a catchier title ... since the last book ended with a cliffhanger, I KNEW you wouldn't let us down.
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I am so happy another one is in the future. Thank you.
Whew! What a relief. I was so afraid you were leavng us wondering. I can hardly wait!
Holding my breath and bouncing in my chair!!!!!
oh so good to know.... I just finished Bad Blood and I'm itching to know what happens next!!! Now reading Blindfold game!
Kate is one of my all-time favourite characters. I have a bunch of books in my shelves that I will never part with. I loved those books so much, I drove my grandmother, alzheimers and all, from Vancouver, BC to the Yukon where she lived from 1900-1907 until everyone got typhoid (Grandma, a sister and brother. They all survived, the sister was just a baby.) We drove from Dawson via Top of the World highway, down past Chicken, AK, across from Tok to Fairbanks, to Anchorage and across the bottom. I loved every minute but wish we could have gone farther north and west. She was 87, but everything from the past became clear as a bell in her memory. It was like travelling in a time-machine with her.
