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1. Hi, Love the Mine series! Please sign me up for notifications of new Mine books!

   Thanks,
   Sue

   • I’d love to sign you up Sue. I just need you email and you can get a notification when the new Mine books are out.

     • Thanks! suemohr@ku.edu

       Sue

       > > Janeal Falor commented: “I’d love to sign you up Sue. I just need > you email and you can get a notification when the new Mine books are > out.” >

     • You’re signed up 😀 Thank you, Sue!

2. Loves your books! They are inspiring and heart warming. I can’t wait for the next one. Please send updates on when that will happen.

   • Thanks Nicole! The next one, EVER DARKENING, will be out January 28th.

3. Should I read the prequel first?

   • It doesn’t really matter. I would almost read You Are Mine, then the prequel, and then continue with the series. But you don’t have to do it that way. The series makes sense if you start without it.

4. I have only read 2 of your books so far, and I love them. Trying to find the next one Mine to Tarnish. Can’t wait to see what happens. Keep them coming.
   Mary Canote

   • Hope you found Mine to Tarnish! I’m so glad you love them! All the Mine series is out now, but I’ll have more books in a new series out next year.

5. Hi Janeal!

   I downloaded You Are Mine a little while back, possibly after having read about it on BookBub. I put off reading about it for awhile, in part due to the fact that I generally am not into witches, warlocks, wizards, etc., and also due to the fact that I generally have between 700-800 unread books on my Nook (saving up for upcoming retirement). Wow! When I read it, I was really sorry I hadn’t read it much sooner. It was not at all what I was expecting! Your descriptions are so vivid that I felt I was right there beside every character.

   I am pretty cheap (one reason I like BookBub so much) and will rarely purchase a second book in a series unless the the first book is extraordinary. Then I have a tendency to end up buying all of the series. I have a few such books on my E-Bookshelf that I am impatiently waiting on sequels for. Your Mine books were part of that group. I was really, really sad to read the last one. I miss visiting Chardonia and feel a bit bereft that I haven’t had the opportunity to spend time traveling through Envado and learning about its people and customs!

   I know that you have concluded telling us about Serena, some of her sisters and her sister-in-law, but I am hoping (and maybe suggesting a little bit) that there are many other stories inside your imagination of Chardonia, Envado, and the people who live there.

   Anita Colonia

   • Thank you so much for your kind words, Antia! I’m glad that you enjoyed Chardonia so much! There may yet be more stories in Chardonia and Envado. Right now I don’t have plans to write any, but that could change, especially if more people tell me they would like them. So thank you for letting me know!

6. I just finished your book You are Mine, it was a surprisingly fast read, I enjoyed the story immensely , thank you for the story

   • You’re welcome! I’m glad you were able to enjoy the story. Thanks for stopping by!

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