Hey ya'll. I hope that I have posted this in an acceptable place!
I just conducted an interview with Kate Furnival, author of The Russian Concubine and her brandnew novel The Red Scarf/Under a Red Blood Sky and I wanted to share it with you all. We chat about her discovery of her family's Russian heritage, the research she's done for her new novel AND her announcement that she's just completed the sequel to The Russian Concubine to be named The Girl from Junchow/The Concubine's Secret.
Here is the link to my brand new Kate Furnivall Interview! Do read and feel free to leave your comments. Are you looking forward to the new book?
Kelly Hewitt
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Kate Furnivall Author Interview
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Vanessa
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Thanks for the interview, very interesting. I have both these books on my TBR pile. I was actually a little confused about the two titles for the same book, but it's now been explained! I have the Under a Blood Red Sky version.
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Books are mirrors, you only see in them what you already have inside you ~ The Shadow of the Wind
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We have a guest post from Kate Furnivall over at Historical Tapestrytoday.
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