Virginia Henley
posts on 1/5/2007 9:59:38 AM
Way2Evil:
Romance authors are different from other writers. They love to communicate with their readers.
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Virginia Henley
posts on 1/4/2007 7:20:59 PM
Reiko:
I have only just read your message.
Thank you for your generous praise for THE PIRATE AND THE PAGAN. I believe that sold more copies than any other of my books. It is a favorite with readers.
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Leah
posts on 1/4/2007 7:06:48 PM
Mrs. Henley, Thank you for your reply. I was wondering if there are any audio cd's of your books available on the market? I would really enjoy listening to them as well as reading them.
Thank You Again,
Leah
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Virginia Henley
posts on 1/3/2007 10:07:29 AM
I feel very humble when I receive such generous praise for my writing. Nothing is so gratifying as a loyal reader who appreciates all the history and romance that goes into one of my books.
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Leah
posts on 1/3/2007 2:21:18 AM
Dear Mrs. Henley,
I just have to tell you that you are the best Author I have ever come across. I am so excited about your up coming release NOTORIOUS. I just can't wait. When I read your books I feel like I am right there in the middle of everything going on. I have every single one of your books. I am reading The Hawk and the Dove right now for the second time. After Notorious comes out I don't know what I'm going to do after I finish reading it. I will probably reread all your books for a third time just to keep myself occupied till you release another. I have tried other Authors and end up stopping a quarter of the way through the book cause I just can't get into them. Nobody compares to you.
Thank You for the best books ever.
Leah
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Reiko
posts on 11/19/2006 2:59:40 AM
Mrs. Henley, I just discovered your message board by accident and couldn't log off without telling you how much I loved your Pirate Ruark. The Pirate and the Pagan was spellbinding and I loved ever page. I have always purchased your books ever since I fell in love with your writings. I look forward to more and possibly a sequal to your favored Pirate Lord.
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dana
posts on 10/16/2006 3:46:33 PM
thank you so much for responding. I can't wait. It sounds great.
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Virginia Henley
posts on 10/16/2006 3:41:24 PM
Dana:
You will not fine the hero and heroine of Notorious in the two previous books.
It tells the next period of history.
The heroine is Jory de Warenne's daughter and the hero is Wolf Mortimer, son of the notorious Roger Mortimer who seduced the Queen and escaped from the Tower of London.
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dana
posts on 10/16/2006 3:36:15 PM
It is a sequel to Infamous and A year and a Day. SO my question is what are the two main characters? I want to reread the others to see if I find them in the other books.thanks
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posts on 9/17/2006 10:01:28 PM
Ethics Why do political power rule our cultures Why do missiles destroy innocent like vultures Why are countries not left alone Why do foreign troops go on sojourn Why do parallel Governments allowed in the West Why doesnt the West choose its own best What is this crave for power and greed Indeed in ethics of war a misdeed I read in Virginia Henley,s novels Everything is transient and the Tudor howls Change of power so many killings No mercy for the common mans feelings In 1588..there was the Armada In 1990 Desert storms Arabia Was this all a farce for political gain That another Henley will reveal in a historical chain Balgees Maine Copyright ©2006 Balgees Maine
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