Alison Brodie asked Amy Harmon:

I think you're a v. imaginative novelist. You write: II have a touch of the spiritual in all the stories I write." "There is so much we don't understand." I completey agree. Call it what you will: fate, karma, bad vibes, good vibes, mother nature, the great unknown. Anyway, I think I little spirituality adds a certain piquancy to a story. P.S. When is your next novel out?

Amy Harmon Hi Alison. I just released The Bird and the Sword. It is a romantic fantasy which has done very well with my loyal readers. I hope you like it.

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I am so happy I discovered your books on a whim. You have mastered historical fiction. I have enjoyed all that I have learned from characters I became deeply connected to. I do have a question, I've read 3 books and all seem to end with your female protagonist bearing her husband sons. Just curious if that's coincidence or if there a reason to the sons over daughters?

A Goodreads user asked Amy Harmon:

LOVE YOUR BOOKS! unfortunately there aren't many books with a Hero/Heroine on a wheelchair. have you considered writing one?

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This was an absolutely gorgeous and lyrical book. I read it in two nights, I didn't want it to end even though I wanted to see what happened next! Best of both worlds, really! ?

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LOVE YOUR BOOKS! unfortunately there aren't many books with a Hero/Heroine on a wheelchair. have you considered writing one?

This was an absolutely gorgeous and lyrical book. I read it in two nights, I didn't want it to end even though I wanted to see what happened next! Best of both worlds, really! ?

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