Faithfully yours,

Lynne

I just had to write and second everything that Caroline has already said! I too began reading your books when I was 14 years old – starting with French Relations I instantly identified with Tash (being the dorky teenager who always got things wrong and hated having to dress up for any occasion – Tash wearing jeans to Sophia’s posh party was absolutely brilliant!). The Tash/Niall/Hugo love triangle in Well Groomed also opened my eyes to the complexity of love – something which I would encounter in my early 20s (and somehow I also ended up with my Hugo).

I was so so happy when I discovered that you had decided to pick up the Tash and Hugo story, 10 years on. Though I have had Kiss and Tell for a while I finally got the chance to read it while on holiday at the beginning of October, and I was hooked from start to finish! Even though 10 years had passed, it felt just like catching up with old friends, and I was so pleased that you also tied it in with the Lodes Valley set :-). Are there going to be any more Lodes Valley stories coming up in the future? I also agree with Caroline and would love to see some of your books hit the big screen – have you ever thought about who could play the main characters?

Thank you again for all of your wonderful stories!

Kate xxx

p.s. (and probably best not to include this on the website) I am also a fellow member of New Era – I was in A Murder is Announced with your mum :-).

I love all your books :) I felt the covers have been less than ideal for some time though. I don’t like the cartoony or chick-flick looking covers. They are a bit embarassing to be seen clutching so have to be kept hidden for guilty pleasure! The Kiss and Tell cover was ok though.

If I was designing your covers, I would be putting sexy people with horses on the cover – much more photo-realistic. Any horsey girl is happy to be seen carrying and reading a book with a horse on, I reckon!

Please keep those books coming. I am out of FW books to read now and nothing else is quite so enjoyable :)

Much love

Caroline

I have been a fan of your work since I was a teenager, keenly awaiting new novels and secretly wishing for further installments of Tash and her awkward little lust for life! I have read all of your novels, and your work still continues to amaze me to this day, I juggle such a hectic work and family life – that I save your new releases (and old) for my summer holiday breaks. I adore reading these in the sun, by the pool or sneaking in a cheeky little pimms while I remain engrossed.

For me you have been such an inspiration to my life, your characters have helped mould me to the loving doting wife and mother I am now today, growing from an awkward teen myself (with Tash) to becoming a woman who lives for the loves of her life my husband and child.

I and many many others long to see your books hit the silver screen, I enjoyed lucy talk when Gerard butler was still just a scottish lad breaking out. I confess- I long to see Tash, Alexandria and everyone else brought to life on screen.
I enjoy all your novels (even without Tash etc) and like a fellow fan above stated – would be nice to have Pheobe Fredericks make an encore too.
However an additional story of Tash and Hugo lounging in another french relations holiday would just bring me to tears yet again- I love when you have all family together again, and seeing as its now extended to Becky and Lough, wow what amazing possiblities you have left open.

Forever in awe
and
forever in thanks (for taking this awkward teen to 30′s)

Caroline
(a dedicated fan now and forever)

ps – thanks for bringing your imaginative world to our lives, we adore you x x x x

as always fiona walker books are fantastic. can’t wait for the next.

I must say how much I love your Oddlodes books and hgave been re-reading them recently. Is The Love Letter another installment? If not, are you planning on writing any more?