Chella
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Kristen Ashley:
Hi Kristen. I've read & loved a handful of your books. Wondering if you've ever thought of writing about a beautiful heroine with a different ethnicity? Perhaps you have done so already and I just haven't read it yet
Kristen Ashley
I've considered it, darlin'. But it's important to me to "step into the shoes" of the heroine so she can be as believable to you as she is in my head! If I ever do that, I would do it working with some sisters who could make sure I get the voice right and don't do anything ridiculous (which I'm wont to do). I definitely have some African American heroines I wanna give to some of my boys (Darius and Samuel Sterling, to be precise). So hopefully one day!
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amanda
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Kristen Ashley:
Hey, Miss Kiki! I just finished Golden Dynasty & I can't help but wonder: why there's this slight familiarity with Games of Thrones scenes? Do you picture Lahn with Kahl Drogo? Or it's just coincidence? Oh, I already purchased Fantastical but I don't want to read it cause I don't want this series to end but I wanna read Cora's story so bad! I'm so miserable right now! Haha. Have a good day & LOVE from Indonesia!
Jane
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Kristen Ashley:
In the few books I have read by you, (I'm a new fan~), the male characters really screw up, either in the beginning or at the end of the story, but they don't actually apologize verbally. They just get really sweet. Usually it is the women who apologize for getting mad for so long. Is there a reason behind this?
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