Anna
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Josh Lanyon:
You're killing me! I just re-read two of my favorites; Haunted Heart: winter, and Snowball in Hell. I didn't see that there were any more in either of those, are there plans in the works for those?
Josh Lanyon
Hello, Marisella,
I'm giving you the same answer I gave Victoria. :-)
I'm planning to use the next two years to catch up all promised sequels and series. The priority is based on the age of the pledge to revisit characters :-D as well as the age of the characters themselves and which stories got the most votes in a poll I ran earlier this year.
So at the end of this year we have the Adrien English Christmas story.
In 2017 we have Blind Side (Dangerous Ground series), Fair Chance (final book in the All's Fair trilogy) The Monet Murders (Art of Murder series) The Ghost Had an Early Check-out (TGWYS sequel) and In Other Words...Murder (Holmes & Moriarity) for sure.
In 2018 we have Fools Rush In (Doyle & Spain), the next Art of Murder book, Haunted Heart: Spring (Haunted Heart series) Bite Club (XOXO series) for sure.
Hope that's reassuring news!
I'm giving you the same answer I gave Victoria. :-)
I'm planning to use the next two years to catch up all promised sequels and series. The priority is based on the age of the pledge to revisit characters :-D as well as the age of the characters themselves and which stories got the most votes in a poll I ran earlier this year.
So at the end of this year we have the Adrien English Christmas story.
In 2017 we have Blind Side (Dangerous Ground series), Fair Chance (final book in the All's Fair trilogy) The Monet Murders (Art of Murder series) The Ghost Had an Early Check-out (TGWYS sequel) and In Other Words...Murder (Holmes & Moriarity) for sure.
In 2018 we have Fools Rush In (Doyle & Spain), the next Art of Murder book, Haunted Heart: Spring (Haunted Heart series) Bite Club (XOXO series) for sure.
Hope that's reassuring news!
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Tenebrism
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Dear Josh Lanyon, How will your future books deal with the pandemic? I, personally, like it if media addresses the new reality, but I also understand that others read/write for escape. So I don't think there is such a thing as a wrong approach, but I'm curious which one you will take.:)
Loretta
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Josh Lanyon:
We've amused ourselves a couple of times in your Goodreads group trying to match up some of the disappointed suitors from your stories. What would you think about a Christmas coda where you have a Christmas ball for all the poor lost men, like he who shall not be named [spoilers removed], Guy, Bryce, Cormac, Noah, Innis, and maybe even Kate. Can you see any of them finding love with each other?
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