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Breakfast at Giovanni's: winner of the RNA Romance Prize 2008
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- books on shelves and Penhally04/03/2008 - 13:35
Merri, thanks for your support re Meds - really appreciated. Sorry you've been having hassles getting your books.
As for them being on shelves - what Amy said
My Modern Heat books get released as Presents in the US so people can find those more easily. (And Anita - thanks for keeping us posted!)
Katherine - you did thank me
Can you email me, please? (contact addy is on my website)
cheers
Kate x
- 03/28/2008 - 14:40
Nic, we're not prodding them hard enough
AnneGe - thanks for the lovely comment about Leo. He's one of my personal favourites!
- 03/28/2008 - 14:31
And good luck for the next 18 days. 100+ hour weeks are incredibly draining.
Because I've been on deadline (and still am - despite it being school holidays!) I forgot my manners - meant to say thank you very much to Wayne for having me.
all best
Kate H x
- 03/26/2008 - 14:47
Welcome, AnneGe.
Jenna, I think we're going to have to go prod a couple of people, yes?
- 03/26/2008 - 14:47
Welcome, AnneGe.
Jenna, I think we're going to have to go prod a couple of people, yes?
- 03/14/2008 - 11:21Merri - thank you :o)Nic - did I mention I pour a mean glass of wine, too???Lidia - thank you very much!And the title of my post? I'm on a screaming deadline today. So give me something to smile about. Tell me what draws you most to a hero...
- 03/13/2008 - 07:30I'm so glad you enjoyed Gio. And thank you SO much for your lovely comments about my books. You've made my day.
- 03/12/2008 - 15:44
Michelle - that egg recipe sounds scrummy.
Nic - that's the tour guide who also makes great brownies
- 03/12/2008 - 02:12
Can't answer your paracetamol/cancer question, Paisley (it's basically one of the safest painkillers and it comes in a suspension form for children - also used to lower temperature - but it's not effective for severe pain and it definitely doesn't work on toothache, as I can attest from my nightmare last summer) but I can answer the Penhally bit.
It's a Medicals continuity which started in December in the UK - set in a Cornish fishing village's family doctor practice. There are 12 books in the series, written by eight or nine different authors; the senior partner in the practice appears in all the books (his story is the "continuity") but the main love story in the books involves people connected to the practice. Mine is the doctor and the village vet (who's more than just a vet - the title "The Doctor's Royal Love Child" kind of gives it away
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Hope helps
Kate x
- 03/11/2008 - 12:36Heidi - sounds like a great trip! And come on, tell all about soul food.Michelle - ah, now I understand. Actually, I like polenta. But I'm more likely to let it set, slice it and layer it with fontina and mushrooms and bake it in the oven.Donna - I know the spider thing is gross. (I used that in "Mistress on Trial", aka "Strictly Legal" - actually, I'm surprised that got past my ed's radar!) Caravan is definitely better than a tent. But I'd still prefer a nice cosy cottage that we could use as a base to explore an area. (That's what we're doing in July, when we're visiting the Peak District.)I love risotto, too!
