Ask the Author: Elle Charles
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Elle Charles
Hi Kenne
Apologies, but I seem to have missed your q's below. I'm not permanently signed in but can't recall any emails from Goodreads...
Anyway, the answer is yes. Marie is getting her own book. It is still very much a work in progress. I didnt anticipate it taking this long, but life can never be anticipated. I won't be putting a date on when it will be available, but it is on its way and will be entitled Faithless.
Best wishes,
Elle xxx
Apologies, but I seem to have missed your q's below. I'm not permanently signed in but can't recall any emails from Goodreads...
Anyway, the answer is yes. Marie is getting her own book. It is still very much a work in progress. I didnt anticipate it taking this long, but life can never be anticipated. I won't be putting a date on when it will be available, but it is on its way and will be entitled Faithless.
Best wishes,
Elle xxx
Elle Charles
Hi , I actually hope to have it released within the next week or so. I have just put up a snippet if the first chapter on the website.
Best wishes, Elle xxx
Best wishes, Elle xxx
Elle Charles
Hi Liz
There will be four in total. Aftermath is 2.5. Whist it isn't a continuation, it should be read after Fractured and Tormented.
I don't have a definite release date for book four yet.
Best wishes
Elle
There will be four in total. Aftermath is 2.5. Whist it isn't a continuation, it should be read after Fractured and Tormented.
I don't have a definite release date for book four yet.
Best wishes
Elle
Elle Charles
My current projects are Fractured Book 2 and the accompanying novella, Aftermath (Fractured #2.5).
I also have a few more ideas that I am trying to work around.
I also have a few more ideas that I am trying to work around.
Elle Charles
I actually stop writing.
There is no point in trying to force something that just won't materialise.
There is no point in trying to force something that just won't materialise.
Elle Charles
Write for yourself.
A lot of authors write for the market that sells, whilst I see the logic in this, I believe that if you deviate away from the genre you specialise in, you are selling yourself short. Your work might not appeal to everyone, but you will have greater satisfaction knowing you are staying true to yourself.
If you have a good, well presented and polished product, regardless of which market it is aimed at, eventually it will sell itself.
A lot of authors write for the market that sells, whilst I see the logic in this, I believe that if you deviate away from the genre you specialise in, you are selling yourself short. Your work might not appeal to everyone, but you will have greater satisfaction knowing you are staying true to yourself.
If you have a good, well presented and polished product, regardless of which market it is aimed at, eventually it will sell itself.
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