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Mackey wrote: "I've tried to figure out how to privately message you and simply cannot. I did want you to know that the review is live - finally!!"

Hi, Mackey,
I'm sorry, I just read your message now. I still don't totally understand how Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ works!
But fortunately, you already know that I liked your review about Mistress Mine.
What maybe you don't know is that the second and last part of the Louise Saint-Quentin series, Where are you roaming? is now available!
Have a nice day,
Gabrielle

I've tried to figure out how to privately message you and simply cannot. I did want you to know that the review is live - finally!!

Merry Christmas to all of you Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ friends and readers!
Im interested in Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ for few months only, but what months! With the books clubs Aussie Readers, Historical Fictionistas, Victorians and Catching up on Classics, and with independent readers, I participated in very interesting readings and discussions. For this, I thank you very much and also for accepting to read my comments in my personal and whimsical English! :)
I took so much pleasure here, that I intend to have a marvellous 2018 year with you all on Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ, spending in readings, comments and sharings.
Have a beautiful Christmas,
Gabrielle Dubois.

Sarah (Presto agitato) wrote: "Sorry about the link! I sent it because a lot of people know the 1st movement, but the 3rd is less frequently heard, but since you know it, it doesn’t matter. (The pianist was Barenboim, one of my ..."

Yes, great pianist indeed!
I subscribed for years to the Chamber Orchestra of Toulouse, France, where I live. Every month, I don't miss the concert. There are usually about ten violins, bass, etc ... but sometimes there are guests, pianists, harpsichordists, viola da gamba. It is in an old church, we always spend a wonderful evening!
We really disconnect from our lives, it feels good.

Are you a professional musician?

Sorry about the link! I sent it because a lot of people know the 1st movement, but the 3rd is less frequently heard, but since you know it, it doesn’t matter. (The pianist was Barenboim, one of my favorites for Beethoven).

Carolyn wrote: "Bonjour Gabrielle! Thank you for the friend request :)"

My pleasure, Carolyn, I enjoy chatting on the Aussie Readers group!

Bonjour Gabrielle! Thank you for the friend request :)

Majenta wrote: "Bonsoir, Gabrielle! Merci pour contacting me, I hope vous etes tres bien. Felicitations sur vos livres! Happy reading, writing, and everything else. Bonne Ete 2017! Blessings!

Best wishes from Maj..."

Thank you Magenta. Nice of you to try to speak French! Not a lot of American peolple dare!

Bonsoir, Gabrielle! Merci pour contacting me, I hope vous etes tres bien. Felicitations sur vos livres! Happy reading, writing, and everything else. Bonne Ete 2017! Blessings!

Best wishes from Majenta

Candace wrote: "Gabrielle,
Thank you for the friend invitation.
Happy writing & reading,
Candace"

Thank you, Candace.

Mackey wrote: "Thank you for the friend request - I look forward to reading your book, talking with you about books and reading your reviews.

Mackey"

I thank you for answered yes, Mackey! Well... I guess Mackey is your first name? I'm not used to American names, sorry! You say in your bio that you like music. What kind, if I may ask?

Thank you for the friend request - I look forward to reading your book, talking with you about books and reading your reviews.

Mackey

Candace wrote: "Gabrielle,
Thank you for the friend invitation.
Happy writing & reading,
Candace"
My pleasure, Candace

Gabrielle,
Thank you for the friend invitation.
Happy writing & reading,
Candace