Stacey Reynolds
Updated- The truth is that all of the O'Briens and some other characters have their stories to tell. It's continuing for me, like one big never ending story with branches that web out into other stories. Book 3 started to develop while I was writing Book 2, because Tadgh needed his story. The other lads needed to grow up a bit. Book 4 started coming to me around the same time and nagged at my mind incessantly. I had to tell this particular O'Brien to wait his turn or I was never going to get Book 3 written. And it was crucial that Book 3 get written to set up Book 4. "Liam, patience is a virtue. It's not your turn. Now get your ass to Brazil like a good lad."
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Stacey Reynolds:
I recently discovered your O'Brien Tales and was immediately captivated by your writing. I now own all that are currently available in audio book format. Thank you for writing this series. You are an amazingly talented story teller. Are there any plans in the works to release the two novellas "Fio" and "Dark Irish" in audio format?
Stacey Reynolds
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Stacey Reynolds:
Question from an fan on messenger: How long does it take you to write each book?
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