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When is Dahlia's book coming out?
Jennifer Moore Hi there!
Discovering Dahlia will release in April 2025.
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Hi Jennifer…just wanted to tell you I just finished Becoming Lady Lockwood….ohhhhhhh soooo very good!!!!!!!! Outstanding.!!!!!!! Lov Lov Lov!!!!! Are still coming out with a new one soon??????? Judy Welbaum
Jennifer Moore Hi Judith! I’m not sure of the release date, yet, but Discovering Dahlia, the 5th book in the Blue Orchid Society series will come out sometime this year. My other books are listed on my website: authorjmoore.com
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As I read these in chronological order I had kept a table of which recurring characters were in each book..... and now I can’t find the list as I’m starting Miss Snow’s book! Devastated. Do you have a list of recurring characters from these books?
Jennifer Moore
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Are going to write more sheiks stories? The only one you have is wonderful
Jennifer Moore Oh thank you! That story is super special to me, because it's the first book I ever wrote. I hadn't thought of writing another, but maybe I'll put the idea on the back burner and see if a story pops up.
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Personal question: Is your maiden name Lunt? I think you are my second cousin. I was looking at your author's notes in Charlotte's Promise about your 5th great-grandfather, David Sanders. So, I looked in Family Search (because the name sounded familiar). Come to find out I have a David Sanders on each side of my family. Anywho. I think I remember you as Jenny Lunt and I think we may have even gone to elementary school
Jennifer Moore Yes! I remember you!! How have you been? My mom is our family genealogist, and she wanted to make sure I included David Sanders in the story. Also, in My Dearest Enemy, we have a relative that fought in that part of the war. I don't know if he's related to you as well. His last name was Tidwell. Anyway, thanks for reaching out. Hope everything is going well. I don't get on Goodreads very often--the reviewers are super harsh on here, so my poor little ego can't always take it.
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Is there a book about Princesa Serena's courtship and marriage? We met her in Lady Emma's Campaign, and I found her again in ___ Unmasks a Prince. Wondered if I'd missed a book somewhere... Thanks for the fun you bring!
Jennifer Moore I'm sorry. I didn't even see this question until now. I don't have a book about those two. I sort of thought about writing a short story about their courtship, but I haven't done it yet. They are pretty cute, I think. So maybe they need their own story.
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Hello, I really, really, love your writing and themes you concern about. I wanted to ask if you will be setting the plot in some other country(/ies??) in Europe? Personally, my favourite is Miss Snow's book. ;) Many thanks!
Jennifer Moore I don't know...Honestly, I haven't thought about it. I don't really know much about Europe in the 1800's, aside from England, Spain, France, Italy, and Greece, and I've set books in all those. I've moved on to American History, and I really like it. So, maybe I'll stick with that for a little while.
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I noticed that Goodreads does not list your books as a series but some of them seem to be?
Jennifer Moore They are stand-alone, but some of the characters appear in other books.
If you wanted to read them in order, it would be:
Becoming Lady Lockwood
Lady Emma's Campaign
Miss Burton Unmasks a Prince
Simply Anna
But it isn't a strict series where you'd not be able to understand what's happening if you read them out of order.
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I love your novels. Clean romance, and the historical era etc. Fascinating characters! I do not see Serena's story although I see her go from rescued in Emma's to married in Meg's. Did I miss a title out there?
Jennifer Moore I have been toying with the idea of having Serena and the Duke's story as a novella with a few others. Like Marcos de Costales from Lady Emma's Campaign, and Alastair Courtney from Simply Anna. Maybe do a compilation--but, no you didn't miss anything.
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What are you currently working on?
Jennifer Moore I'm working on the next book in the Blue Orchid Society series. Healing Hazel. It's been slow going, lots of research. I am not a medical person, and even when I ask questions to my friends who are, they are like, um...that sounds like they need an x-ray, or antibiotics or specialized laser surgery. So, I've been learning about medicine in the 1800s, and I'm both amazed by what people could do without some of our modern technology, and also completely horrified by some of the procedures.
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Where did you come up with the ideas for your books? I loved both of them and I have read each one at least once. I've lost count!!! -Rachael Petersen
Jennifer Moore I love military history, and ships, so the ideas come from that. I read the Horatio Hornblower series, and Nathaniel Drinkwater, and others, and they are a little gritty, so I wanted to find a way to tell a story that didn't have all of that, but stayed true to the times. And I wanted a young woman on the ship, because of course someone has to fall in love with the captain!
The other books have followed along. I wanted to make sure they stayed with the chronological events of the war, and I love setting them in interesting places.
Thanks for your question, Rachael.
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