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Goodness! I only sent it once. I hope the recent upgrade didn’t introduce a bug in the mailer.
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Thank you so much. Sometimes we need to hear those things.
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Hello Caroline! I love page 6 and the cover for The Reluctant Wife. Thank you
I,m looking forward to your new releases, The Reluctant wife and A Holiday in Bath. Thank you
Thank you! I hope you enjoy them.
I really like your newsletter, Caroline, and I’m looking forward to your new releases.
Thank you so kindly!
Caroline, I am very excited to find one of your books to read. Soul Mate will publish my book, Adrian’s Pearl on May 30. My other books are self-published and not as yet picked up by an editor. War hero Adrian has returned to London with a cloud over his head.He is appalled at conditions for returning soldiers. Beautiful Catherine loses all when her beautiful face is scarred, a casualty of the London Season’s wars. Adrian’s Pearl is not only a romance but it also parallels problems besetting Veterans today. Would you be interested in reading this book and giving it a positive comment? One aspect of your novels that interests me is the unusual settings. I like reading stories set in the Regency but there is so much more to that time than the London Season. Thank you for considering my request. Adrian’s Pearl is 400 pages.
I love your website. I love that you are supporting girls’ education with upcoming projects, and I really love that you have been married 48 years! That’s quite an accomplishment!
I really enjoy Carolines books. I esp like The Unexpected Wife.
I have just finished reading The Fugitive Fiance. That was a wonderful little story, If you can, I would like to read a couple chapters of Alice and Grant’s family after they have be married about 5 years, I always want to know how many children they are blessed with.
I’m glad you liked it. Sometimes I can slip something like that in as secondary characters in another story. I will keep these two in mind. I’ve made up children for all the characters in my Dangerous series, and hope to gradually give them stories of their own.
I’m new to your books. My first was about the Christmas nativity. I loved it so immediately ordered the series featuring the cousins. I know I’ll enjoy those also.
Thank you for the kind words.
I want to know when other Ashmend Heir books come out
Books 1-3 are out. Book Four, The Upright Son is scheduled for the last week in May but could slip a week or two. Two additional books based on the duke’s heirs in The Defiant Daughter follow. I don’t have firm dates but likely October and January.
Carol, so sorry to hear Beloved is ill. As you know, I am well acquainted with this situation; just wanted you to know someone cares and identifies with your pain. Best, Frances Black
Frances! Thank you so much for reaching out. Your encouragement means the world.
Will Thornton from The Unexpected Wife get his own happy ending in a book?
Good question! I actually have a story in mind, but so many potential stories to tell, so little time I fear. Check today’s BUT FIRST COFFEE for my current status and plans.
I enjoy your works especially the Ashmead Heirs and the Duke in name only books that followed. I am just a few pages away from finishing Dangerous Works and understand you are in the process of redistributing this series this year. I hope so. A friend new I was looking for the series, before I knew what had happened and she found Works and Secrets but Weakness is nowhere in the world to be had. Of course, Richard’s story is the one I am looking most forward to reading. Love those heroes who detest the thought of falling in love. I am also waiting to watch the Duke and Duchess have apoplexies after the way they treated lady Georgianna. I will grab the kindle as soon as it’s available, but I also have to have the matching paperbacks to add to my bookcase with your others. I hope it is soon. Thank you for sharing your gift.
Thanks for the encouraging words!
Hello Caroline, I came across your books on amazon, and I just have to ask how you came to write about a family with the surname of Ashmead. I’ve been told that my family came from England, but not under the best circumstances. Something to do with a banking scandal I’m told.
I’m 63 years old now and have never met anyone with the same last name that wasn’t related in some way.
If you would be so kind to shed some light on my question, please feel free to contact me.
thank you. Mike Ashmead
Actually I used Ashmead as the name of a village in those books. I live in Cheltenham Pennsylvania and Ashmead is the name of a street near here! You’re the only person I’ve ever met with Ashmead as a surname.
Have a good day.
Thanks!