by Emily
I absolutely love speaking with my readers, and sometimes I know you have questions about my books, my series, how I write, and more – so this is your time to ask me!
I am going to have this blog comments section open forever, so whenever you have a question, just pop it in the comments and I promise to answer them truthfully!
Emily E K Murdoch 
I just read Always the Chaperone and LOVED it. Now, I am burning with curiosity about Mercia’s missing sister, Honore. Please tell me there is a sequel on her story. I’d love to read that one too.
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Hi Jeffrey – I am so thrilled that you enjoyed ‘Always the Chaperone’ – and I am thrilled to say that the next book in the series, ‘Always the Courtesan’, follows Honora’s story! You can grab it here: http://viewbook.at/alwaysthecourtesan
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Just bought it! Thank you for your kind and quick response.
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My absolute pleasure! There are 7 books out in this series at the moment, with 5 more written so keep a look out!
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Here’s my 5 star review of Always a Courtesan, posted in Goodreads and Amazon. Now, on to the others in this series. My only complaint: I have never gotten off on scenes of graphic sexual activity but hold my nose and skim through those. The book still deserves 5 stars for writing style, plot, and characters. Bravo.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3648571815
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Is Bath a bustling city? How far is it from London? I have never been to England and I think if I visit I would like to stay away from London and visit smaller towns. Any suggestions.
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Hello hello! Bath is a gorgeous small city, packed with historical architecture and the most delicious cafes! Depending on how you travel, it’s about 2-3 hours from London.
Bath is very bustling, a popular tourist destination. It’s also close to less popular but (arguably) prettier, Wells! It’s the smallest city in England – I think! – and it’s gorgeous.
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We visited Bath in 2017 and I was surprised at how compact it was as the Avon River wraps around it. Visited the Jane Austen museum, pump room, Cheap street, Roman baths, Pulteney bridge. I could have stayed a week but we only had a couple of days. Such history and beauty!
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I know! It’s such a tiny town, and every inch of it is beautiful!
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