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Kristen Ashley:
I’m a huge fan, I love all of your writing… I recently reread Ready Steady, I really felt for the girl baby, that was adopted by Keith Robertson. Joker noticed that Lee and Hank knew the father and mother (who Knight help disappear). I was wondering, if the little girl’s back story (conception) was told in another series, and if so which one? Or was this Knight’s way of ‘weighing in’?
Kristen Ashley
Hey there...thank you for the kind words.
As for the baby girl at the end of RIDE STEADY, we know nothing about her parents' backstories. This is just one of the many ways Knight is driven to take care of women in the life in his way of taking care of them since he was really too young to look after his mom (even though he did what he could with that too).
So the story you received through RIDE STEADY is all there is. You aren't missing anything!
As for the baby girl at the end of RIDE STEADY, we know nothing about her parents' backstories. This is just one of the many ways Knight is driven to take care of women in the life in his way of taking care of them since he was really too young to look after his mom (even though he did what he could with that too).
So the story you received through RIDE STEADY is all there is. You aren't missing anything!
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