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November 9th, 2008
If you want to tell me what you think of my stories or my website, now’s your chance! You might want to point out a typo or have a moan because I’m not writing quickly enough. You can ask questions relating to the characters or anything else you can think of. Have fun!
i am a new member to your site. I have just finished reading ‘A companion For Life’ I enjoyed it so much! I really liked the fact that Penryth saw Lilly for the beautiful person that she was and not just someone who was overweight. I am looking forward to reading the rest of your novels!
@Cheryl
Hello Cheryl,
I’m so glad you’re enjoying my stories!!!! Hopefully I’ll have something new finished in the not too distant future. Dancing the Maypole actually carries on from The Hired Wife through one of the minor characters who also shows up in An Unlikely Hero. I’m well over half way done, but I have a suspicion I’ll end up finishing first a short story I started last month. I’m working on both, but shorter stories tend to write faster, don’t know why. Anyway…happy reading!!!! And thank you for your lovely comments!!!
Sincerely,
Cari
Dear Sister!
I wanted to tell you that I love all your books! Invisible Husband is one of my favorites! I hope your writting is coming along! I can’t wait to read the next book you finish! I love that your books are clean and it has that tension between the characters. Keep the amazing writing! I love you!
Sarah
Sarah…just a public thankyou for being SO lovely and kind to me when I need it!!!! You are a beautiful heroine!!!!
Hi Cari,
I was reading about disney movies that are coming out in the future, and immediately thought of you when I was reading about Rapunzel. Apparently, they are basing the aesthetic of the movie on the Fragonard painting the swing! I thought of John and Joan too- I wonder if they will look like the characters in the movie?
@Emily Colwell
How funny! I read Repunzel this last week. I was looking up Jack and the Beanstalk. I suspect the Disney version won’t have the prince ravishing the princess and leaving her pregnant with twins…or the prince having his eyes gouged out on thorns as the witch pushes him from the tower…though you never know! Basing the look of the film on Fragonard’s The Swing was a brilliant idea. The people in that painting don’t quite look like John and Joan…it’s his painting The Letter…which is part of a series of six or so paintings about love… The whole series is owned by The Frick museum in New York…if you look them up on line you can see what John and Joan look like!!! It’s the one where she’s sitting on a pedestal holding or reading a letter and he’s standing next to her putting his head against her… I love that painting!!!! Now I can’t wait to see what they do with Rapunzel!!!
I love all your books and have readed them all. I know you have other things to but I really I mean would like some new books from you. Trying to be patience
@LaToya
Hello La Toya, I’m glad you’ve enjoying my brainchildren. I think I’m close to finishing a story, but I’ll have to wait and see. I’ve thought that before and was so totally wrong. If I could have anything for Christmas I’d want to have finished a story. Check back, I’m really hoping it’ll be soon!!! Thanks for the feedback…it always makes me write faster!!!!
Hi Cari,I was reading about disney movies that are coming out in the future, and immediately thought of you when I was reading about Rapunzel. Apparently, they are basing the aesthetic of the movie on the Fragonard painting the swing! I thought of John and Joan too- I wonder if they will look like the characters in the movie?
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@Terri
That new Rapunzel sounds really good…I’ll be first in line to see if the hero and heroine look like John and Joan. Have you checked out The Frick museum online? It’s a museum in New York City. Mr Frick bought a whole roomful of Fragonards…as in the walls and the floor and the furniture (as well as the paintings) and transplanted it from France to New York. One day I will have to go to New York just to stand in that room and see John and Joan…the series of paintings has this blond couple…The Letter is my favorite. You can buy a poster of the room that shows The Letter, though you can’t buy a poster of the painting. Go figure!
I adore your stories - they are so witty and fun! The heros are completely lovely especially that Hervey creature. I love Juliana a great deal as well though. They are my two favorites from all your stories. I cannot tell you how long I have been searching for the kinds of stories you write. Thank you so much!
@Yvonne
You are SO welcome! Thank you for your kind words. My characters LOVE knowing that they’re loved.
I adore the De Vere brothers. When I finish the two novels that are nearly done (hopefully before the sky falls) Raven De Vere is waiting for me to complete his story which has about six chapters.
Maybe I’ll work on that story today or maybe I should finish that chapter I’ve been working on in Dancing the Maypole for the….last month or two! Either way, I hope to have a new book finished for you soon…and hopefully it’ll make you laugh.