Boyce
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Kelly Rimmer:
I just finished reading The Things We Cannot Say and I have to tell you it moved me in so many ways. Thank you! This is the first book I've read that you have written. I'm curious to know which of your other books would you suggest next and why?
Kelly Rimmer
Hi Boyce! Thanks so much for your kind words. I have another WW2 novel coming out later this year called The Warsaw Orphan, if you enjoyed The Things We Cannot Say I think you'll enjoy that one too. In the meantime, my books The Secret Daughter and Truths I Never Told You are also historical fiction. If you enjoyed the emotional aspect to The Things We Cannot Say and don't mind a little more suspense/tension in your stories, A Mother's Confession might be a good choice. Thanks again!
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Hi Kelly, Before I Let You Go: Do you have personal experience with addiction (with a sister, yourself, family member)? (Hope not too personal of me to ask). The relationship, dialogue, and interactions between the sisters seems very authentic to me (having been there myself as the ‘fixer’ sister). How did you research the experience of addiction from each of the sister’s perspectives? Thank you.
Sandy
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Kelly Rimmer:
Dear Kelly Rimmer, As a Special Education teacher, I've met "Eddie." You lovingly presented his personality to a T. Have you contacted an agent to produce this masterpiece in movie form? So many children and their families would benefit from the awareness so beautifully crafted in All Things We Cannot Say.
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Feb 23, 2021 08:24AM · flag