Martine Bailey
Hi Laurie,
Thank you so much for taking time to ask whether I have ever written about the Victorian age. I do love that era � all those carriages in the fog, corsets and crinolines. At the moment I’m finishing a murder mystery set in an English village in the 1750s and I am loving writing it but already thinking about the next one. So, in an exclusive I can tell you I am hoping to set my fourth book in the Victorian era. It is about a governess in Northern England in 1839 and the effects of her experiences some years later. I don’t want to give too much away, but miniature sewing, a rebellious servant and a very famous family all feature. I hope that whets your appetite!
Thank you so much for taking time to ask whether I have ever written about the Victorian age. I do love that era � all those carriages in the fog, corsets and crinolines. At the moment I’m finishing a murder mystery set in an English village in the 1750s and I am loving writing it but already thinking about the next one. So, in an exclusive I can tell you I am hoping to set my fourth book in the Victorian era. It is about a governess in Northern England in 1839 and the effects of her experiences some years later. I don’t want to give too much away, but miniature sewing, a rebellious servant and a very famous family all feature. I hope that whets your appetite!
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I LOVED "An Appetite for Violets" so much - thank you for writing it! The descriptive passages regarding the food were so amazing that I felt like I could actually smell and taste many of the recipes. I was wondering, since there is so much cooking in the book, do you enjoy cooking in your real life? Also, please tell us you're working on [many] more books! -Laura, TX
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