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Thank you so much! My mind is still boggled by the fact that you answered my question. And I would love a sequel--there is a lot of potential for one with those characters and the the way the class system changed with the times...I do hope you write it someday :)
PLEASE write a sequel! I agree with Christine this book captured me!
I've read all of your books and have to say they are all my "favorite" because each one is so different. The characters are alive within me and have become dear friends.
Falling Angels is also my favorite though I can't truly say why as I have enjoyed all your books. I still recall the role of the cemetery in late Victorian England you explore so well, especially when I drive by our grassy acreage with flat markers so the lawnmower can run smoothly over the graves. One is for family and remembrance, the other for the gardner.
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Thank you so much! My mind is still boggled by the fact that you answered my question. And I would love a sequel--there is a lot of potential for one with those characters and the the way the class system changed with the times...I do hope you write it someday :)
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PLEASE write a sequel! I agree with Christine this book captured me!
I've read all of your books and have to say they are all my "favorite" because each one is so different. The characters are alive within me and have become dear friends.
Falling Angels is also my favorite though I can't truly say why as I have enjoyed all your books. I still recall the role of the cemetery in late Victorian England you explore so well, especially when I drive by our grassy acreage with flat markers so the lawnmower can run smoothly over the graves. One is for family and remembrance, the other for the gardner.
