Michaela
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
I am a fan of your Maiden Lane series. I can't wait for Duke of Sin to be released. I was just wondering if you ever plan on adding people of colour to one of the novels?
Elizabeth Hoyt
Yup. You've already seen Jean-Marie, Eve Dinwoody's African born bodyguard/footman who, admittedly, was only a secondary character. I've just finished Once Upon a Moonlit Night with Hippolyta Royle, whose mother was native Indian (from India). Not a person of color, but a minority, is Peaches who I hope will be the heroine of an upcoming novella. She's Jewish.
But I bet you're thinking the hero/heroine of a full-length novel, and yes, I'd like to do that, too. I don't have plans at the moment (and I already have the my books plotted through #12 of Maiden Lane so it'll be a while) but eventually, yes. it will happen when the right character comes to me. ;-)
But I bet you're thinking the hero/heroine of a full-length novel, and yes, I'd like to do that, too. I don't have plans at the moment (and I already have the my books plotted through #12 of Maiden Lane so it'll be a while) but eventually, yes. it will happen when the right character comes to me. ;-)
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Violet Bilbao
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
And yes, another question, but what books [historical, critical, whatever] can you recommend for research on writing historical romance novels, especially those set on the Georgian/Regency/Victorian era? [It's a dream of mine to make a romance novel set on one of these eras, and I've outlines concerning this, but most research books I have about romance novels are contemporary]. Thanks a lot for answering this.
Joni
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
How did you come up with or what inspired you to start the "Maiden Lane"series?
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