Viviana
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Signe Pike:
I finished "The Lost Queen" a few weeks ago, and loved it. I haven't read such an in-depth story in so long. I'm getting ready for Book 2, but while I wait for it. How long did it take you to research a historical figure who's still pretty unknown or not talked about? How much of the book was faithful to your finding and how much was a product of your imagination? Thank you
Signe Pike
Hi Viviana - These are wonderful questions, thank you. I think I touch on all of them in the author's note at the back of THE LOST QUEEN. (Especially in regard to which areas I took license with.) All in all, I've been researching Celtic history for nearly 14 years now, and THE LOST QUEEN took me six years to research and write. I hope you'll enjoy continuing the journey in THE FORGOTTEN KINGDOM! (And there's another lengthy author's note that follows that book too).
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Veronica
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Signe Pike:
I absolutely loved this book and have ordered the second in the trilogy. I am Scottish and was clueless about this part of our history. Thank goodness for authors like yourself who bring it to our attention through your wonderful book. You managed to weave historical facts and fiction so effortlessly together. When do you expect the final book in the trilogy to be released? I hope the tv series doesn’t delay it.
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