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I just finished An English Bride in Scotland and am about to read To Marry a Scottish Laird. You've set your historical romances in Scotland before...what is the draw? Why do you like this setting and this time period?

Lynsay Sands I'm not sure, the draw to Scottish could be because my ancestry is a good part Scottish. The time period though...it varies with my books. I've done medieval and renaissance and regency. Different time periods are nice for different reasons.

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How donyou get the inspiration to keep going with the characters in a series of books. Do you ever tire of writing about them?

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How do you feel working in two different worlds (the highlanders and the immortals)? Does it ever get confusing at times, or are there ways you deal with it?

A Goodreads user asked Lynsay Sands:

Hi Lynsay. I was wondering if you will be writing anymore books from the Argeneau series? I really enjoy reading them. :) Shauna.

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I just finished An English Bride in Scotland and am about to read To Marry a Scottish Laird. You've set your historical romances in Scotland before...what is the draw? Why do you like this setting and this time period?

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How donyou get the inspiration to keep going with the characters in a series of books. Do you ever tire of writing about them?

How do you feel working in two different worlds (the highlanders and the immortals)? Does it ever get confusing at times, or are there ways you deal with it?

Hi Lynsay. I was wondering if you will be writing anymore books from the Argeneau series? I really enjoy reading them. :) Shauna.

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