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I loved all 3 books! Will there be a book about Jarra and Fian on Fortuna? I hope so. Thanks for creating your books, and sharing such an interesting future for Earth and the galaxy.
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I’m delighted you’ve enjoyed the Earth Girl trilogy. A book about Fortuna is one of my potential future projects, but won’t happen for a while because logically I should write about the earlier Chimera wars first. Tellon Blaze!
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Oh wow! Just what I wanted! I wanted to know more about the whole Thetis events – how the planet was found and cleared and how the chimera avoided detection long enough to cause an event that the horror vids are still making films about so long after the event (although I imagine the fear of finding another planet with similar horrors contributes to that too.) I’d also love to read about how he’s granted his own clan and how it comes to be so important still so many years on from the Thetis incident.
Another subject I would love to see covered in some way is how the whole Exodus began and got so out of control that humanity nearly hit a new dark age. About how the data banks went down. How the other worlds coped and dealt with what must have lot like being cut off from everyone around. I’d also be excited to see a story about the Betans and their Second Roman Empire (which you outlined about the Artemis horror in the first book, but would love to know more) maybe from someone who saw but survived the event? How would they cope? What would they do? How did they react (personally, not as a population). And of course I am interested in the further adventures of Fian and Jarra. I shall, be awaiting any book releases with bated breath.
Oh, and as a matter of interest, what would be the nearest 20th/21st century equivalent to cheese fluffle, because it sounds delicious! I’m a bit of a cheese fanatic, and please make it vegetarian so I could eat it?
Sorry for such a long message, and for so many things I’d like to see about, I mustn’t get greedy.
Thanks!
Gail.
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I may not cover everything on your list, Gail, but you should get a lot of your answers. Hopefully, there’ll be an Exodus book, or possibly two, coming out in 2017, and I then carry on forward in time with the Chimera wars.
If you look earlier in this comment thread then you will see a bit more about cheese fluffle!
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Any hope to have an audiobook of the Earth Girl trilogy? Also, the idea of a Tellon Blaze story is great!!
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I’d love there to be generally available audiobooks of the Earth Girl trilogy, but the publishers have the audiobook rights so whether it ever happens is their decisions. The Library of Congress NLS is doing audiobooks of the trilogy, but access to those is limited to readers with documented disabilities.
Yes, the Tellon Blaze story will be fun:)
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This series was wonderful! I loved reading them and I hope to hear more about Jarra and Fian’s future adventures on Fortuna and any other adventures they get caught up in! I noticed that you said you plan on writing about Tellon Blaze first, which I’d also love to read, of course, but I think I’d primarily prefer more Jarra stories! 🙂 I feel so caught up in her story and world that I hate having to leave it since I finished reading the trilogy. I look forward to your future books! I love the future that you have created.
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It’s wonderful to hear you enjoyed the trilogy so much. If it helps your withdrawal symptoms at all, there is a prequel Jarra novella to come soon, and I’m not ruling out doing other short pieces while I’m working on my longer projects. It all depends what orders I get from the creative side of my brain.
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I can’t wait to read them all! 🙂
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I totally love to read the trilogy again and again! Even my brother reads them. 😉
Because i don`t wanted to wait till volume 3 is out in german in germany i have bought the english one. Now i would like to know: do you know, if (and when) it will come out in german? My brother prefers it to read in german (and i want to read it in german too).
You plan writing a story about Tellon Blaze? Wow, i will wait patiently for it. 😉
A prequel Jarra novella? Can`t wait to read it. All other here i have read. ^^
I would love to read more about Jaxon and Gemelle too. :3 And of course of Fortuna and all otezhrs.
It is not easy for me to find a series, which i really love to read again and again. But with Earth Girl you have done that! Since i read Volume 1, i read it every month once or more. 😀
Small question: is frizz something like freeze? I read it but that was all i could think off.
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Ah, it’s a real compliment that you’ve reread the books so much. I have books like that too, where I love them so much I read them over and over again.
I’m afraid I don’t have any news of volume 3 being translated into German, so I’m very glad that you’ve been able to read it in English.
This will sound strange, but I’m not totally sure about frizz either. When I’m writing, I hear Jarra’s voice in my head telling me the story, and she was confused by the slang word frizz too. It was a new one that she hadn’t heard before. Her impression was that don’t frizz meant don’t panic. You could be right that it comes from freeze, as in don’t freeze in fear.
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I just finished reading Earth Flight the other day, after re-reading the first two books. It’s a fantastic trilogy and my friend (who introduced me to the series) has been throwing the books at all our other friends so they can be part of our excited discussions about the series. 😀 Our only hindrance is that Earth Flight STILL hasn’t come out in the US, so we’ve had to lend out our one UK copy. I know that’s the publisher’s fault and not yours, but I hope they release any future books quicker in the US!
I’m really excited to read the short stories now, and looking forward to the novella next month. I’ll be looking forward to read any other novels you write in this universe, too; it’s such a richly-imagined world, I’ve been very impressed by how real it feels. (I also wish I could travel to this universe, because it sounds pretty awesome to live in.) Much as I’d love to read about Jarra and Fian excavating Fortuna, I’m also really intrigued to learn more about Tellon Blaze and just what the chimera look like.
My one question for you: what exactly do you imagine cheese fluffle to be like? It’s mentioned so often, I’m very curious to know what it is that Jarra loves so much (and I kind of want to try making some myself.) 😀
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Sorry to be slow replying, the last few days have been taken up with publishing the ebook of the EARTH AND FIRE novella.
Also sorry that the USA are still waiting for EARTH FLIGHT, but only five weeks to go now! Since I was publishing the EARTH AND FIRE novella and the EARTH 2788 short story collection as ebooks myself, I’ve been able to put them out worldwide simultaneously, but publishers have the complication of having to fit a lot of books from different authors into their schedule.
Now I’m sure I told someone about cheese fluffle before, but I’ve hunted round and can’t find it. Jarra is passionate about cheese fluffle, but has only ever done camp fire cooking at dig sites. She buys her cheese fluffle ready made in cartons, so I’ve only been able to get vague information from her about the process of making it. Fian is totally useless on this subject, because you only have to say the word cheese fluffle and he throws cushions at you.
So this is an approximation at best. You bake potatoes until they are really soft inside. Scoop out all the potato from the skins and put it in a bowl. While the potato is still piping hot, add equal amounts of grated hard, strong tasting cheese. Mix thoroughly, reheating as necessary so the cheese melts into the potato, and ‘fluffle’ it thoroughly with a fork. To add the correct extra tang to the taste, you have to wait until the invention of interstellar portals to get the correct seasonings from Alpha sector worlds, so maybe skip that bit.
Jarra likes eating her cheese fluffle with toasted wafers. 28th century toasted wafers are similar to toasted slices of bread, but quite a dark brown and flat as if they use bread that hasn’t risen properly.
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So, a bit like stuffed jacket potatoes without the jacket?
I make something slightly similar, christened ‘goo’ by the original creator (an ex).
Cook some rice noodles per instruction until they are soft. Drain them.
Add a generous amount of powdered instant mash and stir in. Add enough instant mash powder to make the mixture slightly dryer than you’d prefer.
Add a generous couple of handfuls of your favourite full or half fat cheese, (I use mature cheddar, but I have also used mozzarella for something less strong, for mild cheese lovers. Edam is a lower fat mild cheese that works too.) Add about a cup of hot or boiling water, stir in. Add more water, cheese, or mash until it’s a consistency you enjoy, (I like stiff enough for your fork to stand up in for 5 seconds, but moist enough to stir and pick up on your fork) but be cautious about making too much as the noodles will continue to swell a little in your stomach, it’s easy to overeat and then be too full as a result. Season to taste, or just scarf down as is.
Not the healthiest of reasonably-fast almost-ready meals, but has to be one of the tastiest. I have to restrict how much I eat because I’m a cheese fanatic, and ended up having my gall bladder removed due to gallstones. Turns out making Stilton soup with more Stilton in it than water was not good for my body. Now I’m warned if I eat too much cheese my common bile duct (ferries enzymes from the pancreas to the stomach, and bile from the liver to the gall bladder if you have one and the stomach if you don’t) might be one just as clogged, which is a very bad situation as we need it.
I shall this 21st century equivalent of cheese fluffle soon enough, one I buy some potatoes and bake them in the other. My current boyfriend and I can try it together.
Thank you so much for the information.
Gail.
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This came up on my news feed today and my first thought was cheese fluffle. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10154160806499145&id=694994144
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I just finished Earth Flight and omigosh your trilogy is fantastic! These books are absolutely in my top ten science fiction books ever; I can’t believe how well you combined science with political maneuvering, celebrity intrigue, fantastic characters and a fantastic romance! I noticed you referred to yourself as an “Apprentice Dreamer” in the back of Earth Flight which made me laugh because your world building and plot twists are unbelievably amazing. I look forward to reading every novella, short story and book you ever make available!
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Aww thank you! That’s the sort of comment that encourages me to write even on a day when I’m struggling with a horrible cough. As a child, I read books written by authors I thought of as Expert Dreamers. When I started writing myself, I felt I was an Apprentice Dreamer with a lot to learn. Now I’m not sure I’ll ever decide I’m qualified as an Expert Dreamer, because there’s always more to learn in writing.
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I absolutely love your books. So much so that I chose Earth Girl to write about for one of my creative writing modules at university! You have inspired me so much. I cannot wait to read everythig else you publish, please don’t ever stop your wonderful creations! Thank you!
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That’s awesome to hear, Katie-Lauren. My best wishes for your creative writing modules.
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I have read all of your books at least two times. Earth girl four times. I am 85 years old and your series are perfect for me. You come in above all the other books I have read. I read at one a day.
Thank you, Van
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Hi Van, I’m always amazed and delighted by the wide range of people who’ve been reading and enjoying my books, and I take it as an especial compliment when people enjoy rereading them multiple times. I hope you enjoy future books just as much.
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Hello
I just wanted to say that I really like to read your newsletters, I know it sounds funny but I’m so happy every time I can read a new newsletter and not just about the content or the topics (I love to hear about every new release) but about your writing!
Kind regards from Germany
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I’m glad you enjoy reading my newsletters. They are basically just intended to let people know when a new book is released, but a few oddments sneak in about my desperate attempts to control the creative side of my brain. 🙂
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I think that’s exactly what makes your newsletter special and so great to read! 😁😉
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First of all, Thank You. I have been reading your wonderful story about telepaths, “Hive Mind”, and loved it. Looking forwRd to book three, and I am thinking of delving into what else you have written. Please don’t ever stop writing.👏
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I’m glad you’ve been enjoying the Hive Mind series. I hope to write several more books in that series, each one focusing on a different case for Amber and the team, as well as showing a different aspect of the Hive future. I’m afraid the next one is still in the stage of letting the ideas develop though, so it won’t be out until the end of 2018/start of 2019. By all means try reading some samples of my books set in the Portal future to see if those are to your taste as well. No telepaths in that future I’m afraid, but there are lots of colony worlds.
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Just signed up to thank you for creating such a wonderful series in the Earthgirl saga
Waiting impatiently/patiently 😀 for the next in the series….pretty please 🙂
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Hi Andarial. I’m glad you’ve enjoyed the Earth Girl series so much. If you haven’t discovered them yet, there’s a short story collection and two prequel novellas giving more background about the characters, and there’ll hopefully be another prequel novella about Jarra out in May.
I’m currently working on the Exodus series set in the same future universe as the Earth Girl series, but a few centuries earlier and centred on one of Jarra’s ancestors. Scavenger Alliance is out now, and Scavenger Blood should be out later this year. I do plan to write a follow on book to the Earth Girl trilogy, about what happens on Fortuna, but I need to let the ideas for that develop more. Since that story builds on past history, writing some of that history in the Exodus series helps a lot.
I also have my Hive Mind series which is set in a totally unrelated future.
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Just finished Earth and fire this afternoon 😀
And started the hive mind prequel 😀 😀
Loving these type of books(Teen/Young Adult..And i am over 50 lol ).Please keep them coming for years to come
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When I first started writing Earth Girl, I was aiming to write something for both teens and adult readers. I’m constantly delighted by the fact this seems to have worked, because I have readers aged from 9 to over 90. 🙂
I will be doing my very best to keep the books coming for years. I’ve no choice really, because I have so many different book ideas whirling around in my head!
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Just wanted to say I’ve read all three Telepath books and Reaper so far, and have really enjoyed all of them! I love the world building, especially the small details. : )
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I forgot to ask: has Amber’s home Hive been named? I don’t recall ever reading a name.
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Hi Kris, I have great fun picturing all the details of my worlds, so I’m glad to hear that the worldbuilding is part of the reason you’re enjoying the books.
The name of Amber’s home Hive hasn’t been explicitly stated so far, because she’d naturally think of it as THE Hive. I don’t want to force the name of it on readers too much anyway. I have readers worldwide, and there are 107 Hive cities scattered around the world in Amber’s future, so I’m perfectly happy for a reader to picture Amber’s Hive as being wherever they like.
There is, however, at least one reference to England in each book. Something like a Hive entertainment channel showing a thriller about a Hive England Defence team chasing a spy from another Hive. If they wish, people can take that as hint. 🙂
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Not Hive Genex!
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I am looking forward to the next book in Scavenger series and Hive Mind 3, do you have tentative release dates yet? I did read your latest newsletter and then deleted it, I think I remember you posting in it that the Hive Mind book would be next? but can’t remember for sure. Should have kept it, sorry! will you be putting the books up for pre-sales? Thank you for many delightful hours in reading and re-reading your books. An
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It’s great to hear that you’ve been enjoying both reading and re-reading the books. You are right that Hive Mind 3 – Hurricane should be out next, hopefully before Christmas, and the Scavenger series should be continuing Spring/Summer 2019. At the moment, I’m choosing not to do pre-orders because assorted complicating factors mean I can get the books out faster without them. Since you’ve signed up for the newsletter, you should get an email when a new book comes out anyway.
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Thank you for the quick response and the info…… any chance that a new short story or 3 😉 will be available to tied us over? lol
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I’m afraid my schedule for the next year is pretty overloaded with work on the next three full-length book releases. That means the only real chance of a new short story is at New Year.
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I just finished reading the Earth Girl Trilogy for about the fifth time, and am still amazed how much i love your books, there are few books i can come back to over and over again, but most of yours are among them. When i first discovered your work about 6 month ago it took me less then 2 weeks to read all of it. I recommended them to a friend of mine and he took about 2 days longer then me to finish them all. I am 46 and from Germany by the way. I prefer to read books in the original language anyway so the fact that your german publisher only published the frist 2 Earth Girl books didn´t affect me. But i still cant believe those books didn´t do better over here considering how damn good they are. I look forward to Hurricane as I really love the Hive Mind books as well.
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Hi Alex, I’m so pleased you love my books, including the Hive Mind series. I always feel it’s a huge compliment when people read books multiple times. Thank you for recommending my books to your friend. It’s a great help when people spread the word to new readers.
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Thank you fpr your reply to my message.I reread the Hive mind Series in preparattion for Hurricane during the last few days and just finished reading Hurricane and as i expected i loved it just as much as your other books. I will continue recommending your work to anyone i know to love good books as I have always believed that the best way to support my favourite authors is to spead the word. And you have firmly established yourself among my favourites by now alongsde Terry Pratchet, J.R.R. Tolkien, Robert Jordan, Eric Flint and David Weber.
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Hi Alex,
I’m glad to hear you loved Hurricane too, and honoured to be listed with such wonderful authors.
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When is Hive mind 3 coming out?
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Hive Mind 3 should hopefully be out as an ebook before Christmas 2018, and as a paperback in February 2019.
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I heartily concur with the other positive comments. I have been reading science fiction and romance books for 40 years. I have never enjoyed a series more than the Hive Mind series. I have read all the books and the novella so many times that I lost track. I am dying to read more books in the series. The series reminds me a bit of some of the Anne McCaffrey books, but I like your books more. Keep up the good work while I eagerly wait for your next release.
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Hi Janet, I’m so pleased that you’ve got so much pleasure from the Hive Mind series. I always feel it’s a great compliment when people reread the books. You’ll be happy to hear I have a lot more ideas for books in the Hive Mind series, but they are rather long and complex so I can only manage to write one a year.
It’s interesting how many of my readers mention Anne McCaffrey. I spent some of my precious book budget on a couple of her Pern series as a teenager, and spent a lot of time riding dragons in my imagination. 🙂
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And you did it again, Borderline cam out, i bought it late in the evening and of course i couldn´t put it down, so i spend a very tired day at work yesterday. But it was worth it.
Thank you again for your wonderful books.
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Given the length of Borderline, that must have been a very, very late night. I feel I should both apologize for your tired day at work, and be happy that you enjoyed the book so much that you couldn’t put it down. Merry Christmas and New Year fortune to you!
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Can you tell me when your book Borderline will come out in paper book format?
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Borderline should be out in paperback in February 2020. 🙂
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I literally cry every time I end one of your books. I love them so much and am able to transport myself into your worlds, that I am sad when the story is over. I eagerly await every new book. Please keep writing!!!
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I’m glad you’re loving entering my future worlds, even if it’s a bit sad returning to reality at the end. I’m keeping writing as fast as I can. 🙂
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I am very addicted to the Hive Series…. worryingly so as I wait for each one to be released …. wish I was a telepath then I could discover the rest without the wait !!!!!!!
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I always wish I could clone myself so I could write the books faster. 😀
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Surely that’s prohibited under the Protection of Humanity Laws!?
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Precisely my problem! 😀
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I really enjoyed your Earth Girl books and I would love to read more about Fortuna!
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Earth Prime will be starting to move things in that direction. 🙂
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It seems every time you rtelease a new book I find myself back here happy but a little tired after finishing it in single session, already planning to reread the entire series its part of.
And so it is again with Earth Prime.
And so, once again, thank you for another amzing book.
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I’m glad you enjoyed Jarra’s continuing adventures in Earth Prime. 🙂
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I had not heard of you until I stumbled across the Hive Mind books while looking on Amazon for something new to interest me. When I read the synopsis on the back of the book, I thought this would be a series I would really enjoy reading. I was more than “enjoying” the series, I couldn’t put it down and I have read all 4 books in the last 4 days.They are that good! However, I’ve just finished the Hive books and loved them so much that I have bought, all your other books that I could find on Amazon, including the Hive prequel, Perilous. I’m desperate to know if you are going to write more books about Amber, Lucas and the rest of their unit. Could you please let us please if you do plan on writing more books about them, and do you know anything about when they could be released? I’m just about to start the Earth Girl Trilogy and then all the books around that serious, including the Scavenger Exodus books. I’m now a devoted fan of your writings and will follow your newsletter with anticipation of what will you release next. Then I will be one of the first to purchase it! Thank you for being able to transport people to another world in such a way that the story feels like it could be a future, instead of rambling stories that just don’t much sense.
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Hi Michelle. I’m delighted that you love the Hive Mind series so much, and I hope you enjoy the very different Portal Future and heroine of Earth Girl as well. My books tend to be fairly long and complicated, and I normally need a break between writing two books in the same series to let ideas gell. That means I usually release two books a year, one in the Hive Future and one in the Portal Future.
I have several more books planned for the Hive Mind series, and am currently working on Hive Mind 5. I usually try to get a Hive book out in time for Christmas, but 2020 has been an extremely challenging year, and I’m well behind schedule. That means Hive Mind 5 could well slip into early 2021, but you’ll get a newsletter alert whenever it is released. 🙂
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Everytime I read a new release, I end up rereading all of your books~
Even though the Earth Girl series will always be my favorite, as it was my first book I read from you, I love all your series, and that is honestly rare!
I can only hope to read more of your work soon!
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I’m delighted and flattered that you enjoy rereading my books so much. I just wish I could write my books as fast as people read them. I’m currently working on Hive Mind 5, but it’s running way behind schedule due to the general chaos of 2020.
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When is Hive mind 5 coming out. The last date was 3 months ago.
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My release plans got rather overtaken by Covid. The latest information is on my Coming Next page.
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And once again I find myself here after reading your latest book to thank you for your wonderful stories, at least this time I made the sensible decision to start reading it on Friday evening so that the expected long night would not impactr me at work as it did with Borderline. As expected i loved the book, so all i really have to say is thank you and I look forward to the next one.
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I’m glad you enjoyed the book so much. And good planning in starting reading it on Friday evening. 🙂
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Hi Janet, Hope all is progresssiing smoothly, ISP issues aside. I have a couple of questions from my annoyingly curious mind. The Sector map doesn’t show where Zeta sector is and it would be good to know where the planet Fortuna fits on the Sector map along with the presumed location of the Chimera homeworld.. Have you decided who is going to give the order once its location is confirmed? – Nuke it till it glows in the dark!
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Hi Ian. Zeta is one of the frontier sectors and (as mentioned in Earth Girl) is right next to Beta sector. And as for giving the order . . . I know exactly who, where, why, when, and how. 🙂
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I can hardly wait!
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Back again after you release a new book, once again i loved it, once again it was a long night because i baught it it the evening, once again totally worth it. Reading Array and subsequentlz diving backl into the rest of the Portal Future Books I have to admire how well it all comes together. It seems Drago managed to put a number of his relatives on the bakburner for now, not that i am complaining, I love the books. I expect that you still plan to finish the Story of Blaze with a third entry in the Scavenger Series, that there might be plans for Earth and Water to roud out that series, and you mentioned that Tellon Blaye might one day make an appeareance himself. Whichever story comes after Adversary, or even before it, I for one look forward to all of them, so once again thank you for your fantastic stories..
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Hi Alex. I’m glad that you enjoyed Array 2781 so much. Yes, my priority now is finishing Drago’s series and getting Adversary out into the world, but there are still Scavenger Exodus 3, Earth and Water, and other books to come as well. I suffer from idea overload!
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I’m looking forward to Hive 5 and Scavenger 3. Really enjoyed reading about Amber, Blaze and of course Jarra. Are they based on you to some extent Janet? High up!
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The thought of Amber or Blaze being based on me is a little scary, though not nearly as scary as the thought of Jarra being based on me. All of my characters from General Marshal Renton Mai to Buzz, and from Ice to Amber, come to life in my imagination. Their experiences are sometimes influenced by experiences of my own, but none of them are based on me.
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Hi, I just wanted to say how much I love the earth girl series. After re-reading the 3 books for the 5th time, I still get excited to turn each page. I really love Jarra’s character and her relationship with Fian. I was curious if we’ll hear about Jarra and Fian’s adventures on Fortuna soon?
I also wanted to mention how much I admire how you wrote Jarra. It’s hard to find a strong female character for girls to look up to, and you wrote Jarra perfectly for that.
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I’m sorry that I’ve taken so long to reply. Real life is chaotic at the moment, and I keep getting hit by a new crisis.
I’m delighted that you love rereading the Earth Girl trilogy, and that you appreciate Jarra so much. I don’t know if you’ve read the Drago Tell Dramis series yet. That covers a lot of Tell clan background to the events in the Earth Girl trilogy. There is more to come about Jarra and Fortuna, but I currently have to focus on the long-promised Hive Mind 5.
I just wish I could write the books as fast as people can read them. I need to clone myself!
😀
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I found Earth Girl a couple of months ago and love the series about Jarra and the the Tell clan. I am looking forward to more stories.
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I’m delighted you’ve been enjoying the stories. 🙂
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I am loving the hive series so well designed and full of interesting insights into a different type of community and how those in charge limit information for your own good, please let there be lots more to this world as your characters are so engaging and make you want to get to know all of the group not just the main players
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