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Dear Susan, well you got me hooked completely with the Irish End Games Series. I have to explain that this is not my normal type of reading. I’m a disability pensioner with many serious medical conditions and I battle with a lot of pain, and I use books as escapism from the reality of life. For that reason, the sort of thing that usually appeals to me is the books far removed from the real life, such as sci-fi and fantasy. I’m a huge Star Trek fan so I often read those books, but somehow I came across your giveaway of Free Falling and it broke all my usual standards! Those poor people! And yet I found myself loving it and wanting more! In no time at all I have bought and read all the books and have just completed Never Never and they are all equally captivating and inspiring. You just have to love Sarah and her sheer tenacity and gumption. The female Macgyver indeed! Thanks so much for creating such a wonderful, believable world of characters in these books. It does make you think how we’d all survive without all our modern conveniences that we so take for granted. It also gives everyone a window into the soul of mankind. Simply brilliant writing. Can’t wait for book 8 and thanks so much!
John Edmondson
I hope this message finds you well in 2019. I just recently found Susan and her Irish apocalypse series, and have been able to purchase them after falling in love with the first book I also came across as a freebie!! I am disabled myself, but working on disability approval, but I use books as a form of escapism as well!! I feel exactly the same as you do about these books and the characters, except for one thing… I lived many years of my childhood off-grid as they call it now, lol! To me the way they live, when they aren’t being attacked, is second hand and actually much less stressful, rewarding and fun than being on the grid! Except for how they gardened when they lived in Ireland compared to Ishnert….the greenhouse is a more sure method and using aquaponics in a greenhouse even better still allowing for faster yields and more yields compared to in earth form of gardening which makes gardening more predictable, safe and healthier as well!!
Anyway, just wanted to touch base and agree with you and hope you are well all things considered!
And to let Susan know I enjoyed the books as well!!!
I read all of Mia mysterys and it made me realize my passion for reading . Then I started the Irish games just finished the 7th . Can’t wait until #8 thank you susan for helping me remember my passion for falling into a good book .
Oh so glad you liked them, Alicia! #8 in IEG coming up very soon now. Stay with me! 🙂
I will i promise
I have read every single one of your books and always wait with bated breath until the new one comes out. Well done Suzanne well done
Thanks, Candace for your kind words and sorry this took so long to get back to you! 🙂
I’ve just discovered your Maggie Newbury Mysteries. I love them and was wondering if you do large print as I know my Mum would love them too, if she could get large print.
Thanks
Maureen
Hi, Maureen–I’m in the process of re-printing all the Maggie’s in larger print. But the super-sized print will happen at the end of the summer unless I can light a fire under my assistant to do it sooner! So glad you enjoyed the series!
Hello, I have read all of your Maggie Newberry mysteries and was wondering when a new one is going to be out!! I love all the characters in the books and love the friendships and love of all of them, also love the references to places I have been in France!! Thank you DES.
Hi, Diane! So glad you’re enjoying the series. I’ve got two more books coming out nearly back-to-back. Book 8 is coming out this Friday (March 25) and Book 9 a month later. If you’ve joined the newsletter, you’ll get notification of everything. Stay with me! 🙂
I really love all of the Maggie Newberry Mysteries. I have read all nine books and can’t wait for number ten. Susan Keirnan-Lewis is a wonderful writer with an intriguing sense of mystery. She keeps you guessing from beginning to the end of her books. I highly recommend everyone who loves Murder and Mysteries read this Series.
Glad you’re enjoying them, Edna! Thanks for writing. 🙂
I join all of you who have a love for the Maggie Newberry mysteries. Susan Keirnan-Lewis is a marvelous writer who creates characters who feel like friends. Each story weaves the characters and their interactions with the village and the mystery. The relationship of Maggie and Laurent is warm and real. I just finished reading the 9th novel and anxiously await No. 10!! Please hurry! Thank you, Susan!!
Bless you, thank you Joan! So glad you’re enjoying them because I love writing them. Book 10 is scheduled for the end of summer or mid fall at the latest. Thanks for writing!
I loved reading the Irish End Games and find myself preparimg for the “big one”. I wait anxiously for the next book and can not imagine what might upset the closing scene in your last book.
Ha ha! That’s just what I was hoping you’d say, Catherine! I can guarantee you won’t see it coming and it’ll be worth the wait. 🙂 Thanks for reading and for chiming in here!
I love the Mia kazmareoff series. When will the 5th book be released
I will continue to wait till the next book comes out I can’t wait to see what happens next between jack and Mia
Hi, Ashley! Book 5 (“Clueless”) will be out this fall! Glad you like the series. There will be at least four more added in the next year. Stay with me! 🙂 And thanks for writing.
Oh yay!! This makes my day!
Wow! I just finished the Irish End Game series – could not stop reading until I ran out of books!
Hi, Tommy–So glad you enjoyed the books! Really made my day!
Is there any more Ella in the future? Or Mia? I love Maggie & Laurent and Sarah and Mike. But I just can’t get enough of your work! The cliffhanger in Irsh End Games was brutal so many creative scenarios are swirling through my head on where you’ll end up leading this off with its unreal. The latest Maggie novel I loved how the chef was portrayed – spot on haha! Grace is getting on my nerves 😉 thank you for all your work !! Love it all!!
Hi, Jess–Thanks so much for writing me. I’m working on the next Mia right now, followed by another Maggie this fall and Book 9 in the IEG releasing first of the year. I personally love the Ella stories but until the word gets out on them I have to hold back writing any more. So glad you’re enjoying the other series too. 🙂 Keep in touch!
I love the Maggie Newbeeey series. Read all 9 in 2 weeks. Ready for more 😊
So glad you enjoyed them, Sharon! Hope you stay with me…next one coming up before the end of the year!
Hi Susan, I have read your Irish End Tales for the past week non stop, only to find the next one won’t be out until February next year! Sigh! How do I sign up for your newsletter?
Lis in Australia
Hi, Lis–Glad you’re enjoying the series! To make sure you don’t miss it, sign up for my newsletter here.Thanks for writing!
I am having serious withdrawal symptoms. I cannot wait until the next Maggie Newberry book comes out.
Bless you, thank you! Glad you’re along for the ride, Rhonda! Thanks for writing…:-)
I seriously just binge read all eight of the Irish End Game series. Couldn’t get finished fast enough. Will attempt to wait patiently for number 9. Are you planning to continue the series after numerous 9? Any date for the number 9 release.
Hi, Carol! Glad you enjoyed the Irish End Games. I have at least 2 more in the series plotted out, with number 9 scheduled to release right after the new year. Hope you stay on for the ride and thanks for writing!
Thank you , Susan.
Read all the IEG series and anxiously awaiting the next installment. AWESOME!!!!!
Checking out the Maggie series next.
Let me know what you think of Maggie, Patti. She’s a v different heroine than Sarah but several readers have pointed out similarities between Mike and Laurent. Haha. I guess when it comes to men I definitely have a “type!”
I just finished book 8 of Irish End Games…LOVED all the books and waiting for #9….When will it be here?
I’ll probably put it up for pre-order after Thanksgiving or a little after that. I’m itching to write it, myself! I’m so tickled about a couple of twists that I’m planning…:-) Thanks for writing, Beth!
I like your Mia books, but I love your Maggie books. I am also a quilter and today I learned that this years mystery quilt by Bonnie Hunter is named En Provence and uses the colors of Provence. So excited to start collecting fabrics for this quilt and will think of you and Maggie while making it.
Hi, Carolyn–Oh I love this idea! You’ll have to send me photos in progress! Glad you’re enjoying the books and thanks for writing!
I want to let you know how much I have enjoyed the Maggie series. I have all but three of the Maggie books & have enjoyed reading them. This has been a tough summer & fall for me. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in April & have had surgery & am currently undergoing weekly chemo sessions. Reading is something that I can do to keep myself occupied.
I also have enjoyed reading Swept Away & Carried Away. Ella & Rowan have such great adventures. Can’t wait to read Stolen Away. Thanks for writing such great books.
Looking forward to reading your books, all your series sound wonderful.
Thanks, Pam. Glad you’re enjoying them. Loved hearing from you!
Susan love all your Maggie books and am now waiting for Murder in Cannes. We have been holidaying in the south of France for 40years and we still find new places to visit and in the past few years Arles and the Camargue are really special Cannot wait to read number 10 thanks for the reading
Oh, how I envy you your forty-year history of enjoying and loving the south of France! Let me know how close I come to eating and shopping in Cannes with the next one, okay? Thanks for writing me, Movita!
I just “found” your books!! Love the Maggie Newberry series and will certainly buy the Mia mysteries and am anxious to start the End Games series!!!
Hi, Elizabeth! Glad you found me! 🙂 Hope you enjoy the Irish End Games–just in time for book 9 to release this February. Thanks for writing.
Hello Susan,
I love your “Murder In ••••” books!!
I read on a Nook and looking forward to Murder in Cannes.
In your email you say it’s available for PreOrder but I have yet to find it? Usually I purchase or PreOrder books from my Nook and as yet have not seen this book?
Any ideas!
I’m so anxious to read this book!
Hi, Judy–Murder in Cannes won’t be available for pre-order on Nook but it’ll publish there in about 3 weeks time. Sorry about that! Glad you’re on board with the series though! 🙂
I found book 1 of Irish End series on book Bub. I just finished the 7th and so sad I don’t have anymore to read. One of the best series ever. Loved it. Cannot wait for book 8!!!! I’ve been telling everyone I know about these books.
Hi Kelly–So glad you’re enjoying the series. Book 8 is out (Wit’s End) and Book 9 is coming on St-Patty’s Day! Plus Book 10 will release 6 weeks later. Be sure and sign up for my newsletter if you haven’t already b/c I’m having a contest for Book 9–Dead On. Four winners will get the book 3 weeks early. 🙂 Thanks for writing me!
I am now reading book 9 of the Maggie Newbury mysteries and have already bought book 10 – please, please don’t ever stop writing them. They are a lovely read and have given me an interest and yearning to visit France. I also have to admit to being more than a little in love with Laurent – ha ha !
I’m in love with him, too, Rosie! Haha…I hope you do get to France. It’s really an amazing country. Thanks for writing and I’m so glad you’re enjoying the series. Cheers!
Just finished Murder in Cannes. Wow! Thank you again Susan! Amazing as always! Your Maggie series will always be my favorites, but I enjoy the others too.
Thanks, Terri! Your support means the world to me!
Oh Susan, how thrilling and annoying all in one.!I’ve been on the mend and needed to escape the horrid things that go along with it. Read all 9 of the Irish End Games Series within the week. Read 1-3 on iBooks free section and was addicted so I bought the rest. Looking forward to the next, and I hope the last book. The adventures of Sarah,with her strength and struggles for the love of her family and friends, gives me hope. I am thankful for what I have, and what I don’t. Thankyou for your enlightenment! Keep on writing on!
Hi, Kim–Glad I could take your mind off things for awhile! Thanks for chiming in and for reading! Best regards and I hope you feel better soon!
Dear Susan,
I started reading Maggie Newberry Series. I love when books are in series because you are always reading and you are in a different place everytime with Maggie and Laurent. I am up to reading Murder in Aix. Don’t worry you have many series out so you can relax. I have plenty of ebooks series in my kindle.☺
My series authors are you,
Debra Burroughs and Stacey Alabaster.
I am going back to read my book for a little while and then go to sleep.
Nite
Tricia
I just read my first Mia Kazmaroff and am hooked! Can’t wait to read the series!
Hi Susan,
When will the Stranded In Provence series be available on Nooks?
I’d love to start reading them!
I’ll probably publish them to Nook later this fall…but if you can’t wait, you can always download the Kindle app. It’s free and simple to do. 🙂
Just saw this which answers my ??
No thank you to the Kindle App. I love my nook😊
I will wait for these books when you release them in the Fall.
I still don’t understand why you can’t release to Nook??? Can you explain?
Yes, be happy to explain. There’s a certain methodology involved in publishing as far as boosting discoverability. Amazon–where I and most indie authors sell the most books–encourage their authors to be exclusively with them for 90 days and in exchange they will send out promotional emails to their customers suggesting they might be interested in one of my books. This is a significant boost to getting more “eyes” on my books. It’s hard being exclusive for the 90 days but it pays off with more people discovering my books. And the more people who discover them, the longer I’m able to continue writing them! Simple math! 🙂 So wait until September if you must but for marketing reasons, they’ll not show up there until then! Thanks for writing, Judy!
Love the Maggie Newberry series , feel as if I know all the characters personally …..
So glad you’re enjoying them, Carol! They really become like family after awhile, haha! Thanks for writing…
Susan, I am a film/television producer in Los Angeles with 40 years of experience ranging from Cagney & Lacey to Saving Grace with Holly Hunter. I would like to discuss the film rights to the Mia Kazmaroff Mysteries. Do you have an agent?
I don’t have an agent but I’d be delighted to talk with you about the Mia Kazmaroff series. You can reach me at suekier27@me.com.
Hi Susan!
Read & loved all of your Maggie Newberry books.
Will there be more?
I was excited to see your newest books, Stranded In Provence. However, if I want to read them I have to have a Kindle? What happened? Why Amazon only??
Very disappointed fan😟
Judy
Hi, I read on my nook, which is Barnes and noble. You can also read on an iPad, either Barnes and noble or amazon. Just download the apps. Ellen
Hello Judy,
You can get a free reader from Amazon called Kindle for PC and read all Kindle books on it or you can get a program called Calibri (google fore it) also free and it will convert just about any digital book into anything you want – e.g. PDF which can be read anywhere.
Charles
True, it’s really hard to put the book down once you open the first page! Wow!
I saw one of your books at BookBob and searching (find a lot of authors), find out that I had a book of Mia Karamazov.
I love Irish, so, a new series…
I’m love a real hardcore mystery, suspense, thrillers…had your books and like them.
“Cozy” isn’t my favorite. I saw those “cute” covers and start running …
But, give me books of: Ron Ripley (“Berkley Steet Series”), Sue Coletta (Mayhem, Cleaved, etc), Mixi Applebottom (“Jaspierre” Series), etc., and I’ll die happy.
Ok, so I read all of the Irish Games, & now I’m left spell bound as to what’s going to happen in book 10…White Out. I was so hoping to be able to read book 10 & 11 right away. You have left me hanging in suspense, & having to wait. Please let me know when these 2 books are ready.
Thanks
Sandy
I’m writing as fast as I can, Sandy! 🙂 White Out will release in December and Black Out quickly after. Glad you’re enjoying the series. Thanks for writing!
Hello, Susan. Have been avidly reading the Irish End Games series and looking forward to Book 10 “White Out” as I pre-ordered it. Has it been released yet? I see reference to it on your website but not on Amazon.
Hi, Anna, that’s because it’s not available as a pre-order on Amazon yet. It will be in a few weeks from now and will release in December. Glad you’re enjoying the series!
I can not find Irish End Games Book 10??
I have read all 9 of the other books! When will this book be realeased?
As soon as I finish it, Milly! Haha…It’ll be available for pre-order in a few weeks and will release in December. Glad you’re enjoying the series. Tell your friends! 🙂 Thanks for writing me.
Starting carried away series. Read all the others. Maggie est Mon preferee.
Hi Mary, glad you’re liking the series! Maggie will “be back” by February. Je promis! Thanks for writing!
I just finish Mia K. The series was fantastic.
Glad you liked it, Patricia! Fingers crossed that the pitches go well this week out in Hollywood and we might just see Mia and Jack on cable next year! 🙂
Hi Susan,
I have just started “Murder in the South of France” and look forward to see if my gut feeling proves me right. I wonder if you could clarify something for me, please.
In the first chapter there is this passage “it was half past eight in the evening back in Atlanta “ followed by “it was hot out, even with the afternoon sun dropping” a few paragraphs later and in the same narrative timeline.
Considering that Atlanta is six hours behind Nice, France, 8 pm in the US would be 2am in Nice, how is this possible?
Thank you
Dani
Dear Mrs Kiernan-Lewis,
When will your books be translated in French?
Awaiting your prompt reply.
Best Regards,
Kursteen Malval
Hi, Kursteen, thanks for writing. I’m not sure it’ll happen any time soon. Translations are very expensive. It’s on my to-do list in any case!
Good morning Susan,
I recently discovered your novels and I really enjoy reading them. Since the beginning of June, I have read 12 of your books. Currently, I am reading all about Maggie and Laurent in Provence.
Nevertheless, I would like to bring to your attention that the little inserts of French language throughout your novels are often spelled wrong or grammatically incorrect. As a francophone, this is really taking away from my reading pleasure.
If you so wish, I can list them for you and also propose corrections. I would gladly do this just to protect the integrity of my mother tongue.
Respectfully,
Louise
Hi Louise, thank you for your comments on the Maggie mystery series. I appreciate your concerns and I am definitely paying attention to them. I tend to have French natives vet the manuscripts before I send them off to my editors and over the years that has been a bit hit and miss. I can only imagine how frustrating that must be for you! In any case, please know I’m aware of the problem and working to fix it. Thanks again for writing me and sorry it took so long to respond.
Hi Susan! Please bring Jules Hooker back! I miss her and the twins.
I love the artwork on your Stranded in Provence Mysteries. Who is the artist? I am looking for a book cover artist. Thanks
Will you be writing more books for the Stranded in Provence Series? I love that one!
Thanks, Melissa. Yes I love that series too but it’s had to take a back seat recently to the books that sell more. I’m planning on coming back to it in 2021. Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Susan: I am reading your American in Paris series and I keep getting annoyed at your description of a 60 YO woman. I happen to be 60 and am an avid rock climber and diver. I hike every day, ski, play with my dogs, and when I travel, like I did not long ago in France, Romania, and The Netherlands, go for hours without falling apart. All while I am dealing with the consequences of several surgeries (knee and other body parts). I guess the way your main character describes the pains and troubles of getting old seems generalized rather than personal. No doubt, there are 60 YO men and women in worse shape than she is, but I know many much older folks who are in way better shape than I am. Anyway, while I enjoy the books, her repeated references to the consequences of poor aging are unwelcome and unpleasant…to the point that I felt like actually writing you about it. Thanks for reading my comment. Best regards,
Cristina
Hi Cristina, Thanks for writing me and sorry for getting on your last nerve regarding my continued descriptions of Claire’s physical limitations due to her age. 🙂 You are probably right that I bang that drum too much. But I’m trying to call attention to the ways that her age makes her different from other younger sleuths. It underscores the obstacles she has to overcome. As a writer, I like to have lots of those for my protagonists to deal with!
I recently found the Stranded in Provence series and I’m obsessed! Also currently working through the Maggie Newberry series, can’t wait for the next Stranded in Provence book!
So glad you’re enjoying Jules, Alanna! I hope you stay with me since I write the Stranded books in between the Maggie and American in Paris books. Thanks again for your kind words!
I want to thank you so much for your An American in Paris series, which I just discovered this year while having treatment for breast cancer. It was so nice to read about a protagonist “of a certain age”, since I am also of a certain age. Your books took me out of my situation to a foreign land for hours at a time. I will definitely look at your other series in future (and I actually have a future, since I was just declared clear of cancer!). Once again, thank you for your inspired writing!
Bless you, Rae! Such good news about your health update and thank you for letting me know. I’m glad to have helped to distract you and hope you “stay with me” for the long haul! 🙂 I don’t intend to stop writing the Claire books ever.
Just discovered Ella & Rowen!! About to start Reckless.
More please.
Hi Roberta, so glad you’re enjoying the Ella and Rowan books. I love time travel and these three were a really fun way for me to experience history. Thanks for reaching out.
Hello: I just started reading Murder in Lavender. Not read any of your books previously.
On page 45 (Kindle edition) where you write about the updates to the house, you wrote
renovated the house by updating the plumping, adding a new kitchen and installing a large garden under the plane trees.
My question is plumping? Should this be plumbing?
Hi, Carol Ann,
Thanks for the catch! Will edit straight-away! Thanks for reaching out.
Thank you so much for putting out all your work! I was obsessed with the Maggie Newberry series and then read all the Mia Kazmaroff books! Are you going to continue that series??
Hi Katy, So glad you’re enjoying the Maggie Newberry books! I do believe the Mia series is finished but as it’s been optioned for TV (possibly, fingers crossed) that might prompt new storylines. I’ll let you know if that happens! Thanks for reaching out.
Can you answer a question for me about murder in the lavender? At the beginning when Chantal is at her meeting there is italicize text implying her voice saying how dare she how dare that cow take my phone. Yet later on Maggie discovers Beau has the phone. Was this explained, did I miss something? Any chance a reply via email is possible? Thanks
HI, Gina, Great catch! Since your note I’ve rewritten the earlier line to hav Chantal’s phone battery dead so that when Beau ends up with it, it makes sense. This is a classic example that even with all the best proof readers and editors in the world (and I love all of mine) nothing beats an eagle-eyed reader. Thank you for pointing this out to me.
I have read all of your books and enjoyed them. I love your characters and that your books are clean and not filled with cussing or sex. It doesn’t take all of that to have great books and you have proven it. Thank you for that. God bless you
Hi, I love your books! I just finished Murder in the Village and was surprised to see no mention of the little dog Fleur from “Lavender”. Did I miss an explanation for her leaving the family? (Did not miss her in “Mont St-Michel” because Maggie and Laurent were never in St-Buvard in that book.). Thank you.
HI, Nancy, thanks for writing. You have an eagle eye! Sometimes when a book gets edited, (and more than one editor with fingers in the pie) scenes get deleted for one reason or another and that’s the only reason I have for why Fleur doesn’t appear in Murder in the Village. Sorry about that! All I can tell you is that she is still in the family and you’ll definitely see her in the next Maggie book, Murder in St-Tropez. Good catch! I’m glad you’re enjoying the books! 🙂
Hello! Do you know why your books are no longer available using Overdrive? I have downloaded many of them from the Ann Arbor library and the Department of Defense Library, but now they aren’t available.
Hello,
I was so confused at the end of Murder a-la-mode when Maggie answers her cell phone found in the chair, then proceeds to explain to Grace that Laurent found her because he saw her cell phone that Debbie had destroyed by stabbing it with a knife..
This is a great catch! I’m jumping in to make the edits now. If you send me your email address at susankiernanlewis@gmail.com, I’d be happy to send you a little something to show my gratitude. 🙂
Hi. I’ve been reading your Claire Baskerville series, on book 5 atm, and was wondering whether anyone does fact checking for you? The reason I ask is that Genevieve started off as 88 and is now 85, Claire’s flat was in the 8th arrondissement and appears to now be in the 9th, and Chloe seemed to have suddenly gone from 3 years to 6 in her wheelchair. I can also see why you do repeat the background in each book as I assume you want them to be stand alone, but when reading them as a series it is somewhat boring.
Apart from the above, the books are a great page turner, and I’ve been reading all day for nearly 3 days now! Very addictive.
Hi Sara! Yes I have a virtual army of editors and you wouldn’t believe all what they catch. Plus I have series bibles I reference too, but sometimes when I’m “in the flow” of writing, something will come out that doesn’t belong and nobody catches it. Thanks for your catches though. I’m actually able to go back and correct some of the more blatant inconsistencies. Thank you and I hope the errors don’t hurt your pleasure in the books too much. Thanks again for reaching out to me.
I love reading about Claire and Maggie, but the time errors in Maggie’s book 17 are a little annoying. I live in California and have had a daughter living in Ireland for a time. The time difference is not 15 hours, daylight savings time or not. And “V poisoned on stage at seventeen hundred hours. Died six hours later at twenty-two hundred hours.” is an error in subtraction.
I will continue to read with much pleasure, even with these minor distractions, especially about Claire who is closer to my own age. I wish you much success.
Hi Nancy, thanks for reaching out to me with this. I’m grateful that I’m in a position to jump in and edit things like the inconsistencies you pointed out. I do have a group of editors and it’s amazing what still falls between the cracks. Thanks for giving me a heads up so I can fix it.
I downloaded book 5 of Maggie Newberry series as a sample but can’t figure out how to download rest of book
Hi Jan, where did you download it from? Was it Amazon? Because their customer service function is usually pretty awesome.
Love it – just found this page and signed up for everything as i have been reading the Maggie series for years – such excitement each time a new book is released, everything comes to a halt in my household until the book is read as I am a huge fan of all things Provence – I am originally from Ireland but live in the US with trips back to Europe – mainly Spain and France each year……how about basing a story in beautiful Andorra or Granada and lots more in Aix en Provence. Congratulations Susan – truly appreciate your skill and talent keeping us entertained – don’t ever stop!
Thank you, Marie! So glad you’re enjoying the books. I’m actually in the process of creating a new series, probably not in France just to keep things fresh, but loved hearing how much the settings mean to you. Thank you for your kind words!