 Well I gave away all the foreign translations I had.  If you haven't received yours yet it's on its way. And Diana and Lois, I'm watching the postman waiting for those Spanish editions. You already have first claim on those . . .
Well I gave away all the foreign translations I had.  If you haven't received yours yet it's on its way. And Diana and Lois, I'm watching the postman waiting for those Spanish editions. You already have first claim on those . . .Anyway, I'm emptied the 'foreign editions' box and as soon as I did, new translations started to appear!
 Not that I mind because it means that my books are going out  to so many different countries where I hope readers will love them. This also means that older books come round again, years after they were first published.
Not that I mind because it means that my books are going out  to so many different countries where I hope readers will love them. This also means that older books come round again, years after they were first published.This one is The Married Mistress - a book that was published 2003, then 2006. Great to see it back again - and I love the fact that in the Czech edition my name becomes Kate Walkerova. Not quite as good as historical novelist Elizabeth Rollsova but it always makes me smile.
Anyone want a Czech translation? I have a spare copy.
Have a great weekend - the sun is burning high in the sky here but we are promised severe storms later tonight - I do hope so. I love a wild, fierce storm. The cats won't be happy so they will be under the bed!

 
 
 
 
 




 
  
  
  
 


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