Rachel

Rachel asked Kait Nolan:

I just finished Know Me Well, which I loved by the way, and I was wondering why the cover model of Riley looks like she's a woman of color but there's no indication of this in the book? She describes Liam as darker than her, and he is said to have sandy hair (usually meaning a blonde, white man). I was confused. Either way is great, but I'm now curious if it's just an issue of the cover art being different or not.

Kait Nolan The book's been through a few covers since the original, and I've written more than twenty books since this one, so I didn't remember him being described as sandy haired. The stock photo just fit the right tone for the relationship. She should have been fairer, but when you're recovering 12 books at once, it's HARD to find stock images that haven't been used eleven thousand times already.

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Simo Bardi

Simo Bardi asked Kait Nolan:

Let me start by saying that I am addicted to your books and I try to put some space between bibge reading sessions. I have just finished the novella "Say you will" that I believe I have grabbed as a freebie somwhere but I can't seem to be able to add it on my Goodreads feed because it doesn't appear. Can you help me out, pretty please?

Tarsha Woods

Tarsha Woods asked Kait Nolan:

Hello Mrs Nolan just finished first three books in Misfit Series, ready for the back story on Porter and Maggie. Is there a release date?

Chelsea Morgan

Chelsea Morgan asked Kait Nolan:

There were plenty of cute side couples in Bring It on Home. Where can we find to read about them? (Loved the reference in Stay a Little Longer).

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