Kate Quinn
Not sure I could narrow it to one! Horatio Hornblower and Lady Barbara (C.S. Forester) . . . John of Gaunt and Katherine Swynford (Anya Seton) . . . Uhtred of Bebbanburg and Aethelflaed of Mercia (Bernard Cornwell) . . . Randolph Henry Ash and Christabelle Lamotte (A.S. Byatt) . . . ?
Of my own fictional couples, Arius & Thea are probably the easiest to vote for, as they arguably go through the most harrowing trials to enjoy their life together. Though I hugely enjoyed writing Vix & Sabina's longer and more zig-zag approach toward a happy ending!
Of my own fictional couples, Arius & Thea are probably the easiest to vote for, as they arguably go through the most harrowing trials to enjoy their life together. Though I hugely enjoyed writing Vix & Sabina's longer and more zig-zag approach toward a happy ending!
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One of my favorite qualities in your novels is the way each character is presented with a certain love in terms of their mannerisms and motivations. Characters are presented as whole people rather than caricatures or one-dimensional saints/demons. Do you use people in your own life as models?
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