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Hi! I won your wonderful butterfly bag stuffed with your books and other goodies at the recent Georgia Romance Writers M&M Conference through their raffle. Thanks for donating such a great gift! I’m sure I’ll be reading when I should be doing housework.
Michelle, how kind of you to let me know! I hope you enjoy the goodies and the books! I was so tempted to keep that lovely bag, myself–hope it comes in handy. If I’d had my mitts on it a few minutes longer, you might have been stuck with a deee-lightful Publix shopping bag full of stuff!
Thanks again for writing. I couldn’t be at the conference this year, and I wondered about the basket. I’m so glad you’re happy with it!
I’m afraid you would have had to fight my daughter for the bag! It’s too cool the way it’s reversable into a funky green color. Hope you can make the conference next year. We definitely had a blast!
Sorry to be so long–I’ve been having Internet difficulties, and time away from the laptop! I’m so glad your daughter liked it enough to take it over. I love when my daughter does that! Glad you had a good M&M time. I’m planning to be there next year! Sounds as if it was a great time!
Hi Anna,
It is a blast from the past! Looks like that writing thing has worked out
. I knew it would you were always a great writer. Sandra
Sandra, I am SO excited to hear from you! I hope you don’t mind–email to come! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog–and even more for getting touch! Yay!
hi! omg my name is Anna Adams too! i typed my name to see what came up, and i also wanna be a writer
I’m so sorry–I thought I’d replied to your note, Anna. So nice to “meet” you! I hope you succeed. The entire world will be filled with Anna Adams–writing like crazy!
Thanks for the stories and the work you put into them.
FYI, on page 90 of Her Reason to Stay; you refer to Patrick’s mom’s house as a manse. That is a word that is only correctly used for a Presbyterian pastors’s home. It does not mean a mimi mansion. I realize that that is an increasingly common mistake, one that your editor should have corrected. It seems that the more something is printed, the more people believe it to be true. So, realizing that responsibillity even in such a small thing, please be careful of your facts.
Thanks, Charlene! Appreciate it!
Good evening Anna, I love the website and I was so, so happy to see pictures. Most of all, pictures of Kitty. I am writing enough said. Love the thunder and lightening show here in Kennesaw – it’s been wild. For me, this past week it was Pride and Predjudice….
Hey, Theresa! I’m so glad to hear from you! Hmmmm. Your note is intriguing. I’ll call you sometime this week and you can explain! Till then I’ll just imagine Matthew Macfadyen, very loosely based on Mr. Darcy, striding across that field in those lovely thighs and that handsome coat!
I do not have a website but I just finished reading your ‘The Prodigal Cousin’ and I wonder if you consider a sequel or do you ever consider this talent. It would be great to know more about the Calverts, especially Sam, Mollie and Sam’s daughters. Patiently waiting for your response. Family stories are dear to my heart even though I am a young 80 yr old living in a nurisng home.
Hi Norma,
Thanks so much for taking the time to write your sweet note. I’m so glad you enjoyed The Prodigal Cousin. Unfortunately, I have to tell you it was the last in a trilogy about three cousins from a small town in Tennessee that I based on my mother’s hometown there. (I love beautiful Tennessee!) The first book was called The Secret Father, and the second was called The Bride Ran Away. I wish I had copies to share, but I culled my books in a recent move, and forgot to save a few.
I hope you are well and finding lots of warm family stories to enjoy! Thank you again for your so kind note. (I think Sam and Molly went on to have a happy, loving family with a baby boy who’s wrapped his parents and his sister around his tiny pinky. But right now they’re all missing Tamsin, who’s having a great time at college–except she misses her siblings–cause how are they getting along without her?)