Dawn Emsen-Hough
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Karen Brooks:
Karen, just want to congratulate you on The Chocolate Maker's Wife - I'm an avid reader and have to say this is one of my all-time favourite books. Would make such a good movie! Definitely going to investigate some of your other period novels - this one won't get a sequel by any chance?
Karen Brooks
Hi Dawn! Thank you so much for your lovely words. You have made my day! I think it would make a good movie too - the costumes, the settings, the people! LOL! Nice to imagine. As for a sequel... I never say never, but it's not in my plans at the moment (I have just finished a book set in 17th century Scotland about fishwives and witchcraft and it's based a terrible true story. Now I am working on what's sort of a follow-up to one of my earlier period novels, The Brewer's Tale. basically, I've taken a popular character from that book and am giving her her own tale). But as for a sequel for TCW, it will depend on how it sells (that's from the publisher's perspective), but it does lend itself to a follow-up, doesn't it? I can imagine doing the next generation or even Rosamund's and Mathew's and Bianca's efforts to settle in the New World and start the business there. Thanks again for your kind words, I so appreciate them. Warmest wishes, Karen
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Patricia
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Karen Brooks:
Hi Karen, I became a forever fan after reading The Brewer's Tale. My next read was The Locksmith's Daughter (so many twists and turns) and I just finished The Good Wife of Bath (for certes, amazing.) Next on the list will be The Darkest Shore (love anything set in Scotland) then The Chocolate Maker's Wife. My question to you is there any one author that has been an inspiration to you?
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