Name:	Ceri Riley
E-Mail:	soccerbugged@cogeco.ca
City/State:	GRIMSBY, Ont
Country:	Canada
Date:	Mon Dec 30 21:20:28 2002
Wrote... I am a big fan and never miss your books. I was very happy to see that there is lots to look forward to, thank-you, Ceri

Name:	andy garrett
E-Mail:	andygarrett@wight365.net
City/State:	isle of wight
Country:	england.
Date:	Sun Dec 29 09:28:24 2002
Wrote... hi mary have new e-mail address will all the new books be in paperback? had!! to get the last to in hardback cound not whait a hole year for paperback!! looking forwood to the next book..... your andy.

Name:	Melanie Roberts
E-Mail:	maroberts@fuse.net
City/State:	Florence, Kentucky
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Dec 23 22:09:54 2002
Wrote... I just finished reading your newsletter telling what all the readers can expect for 2003. It is very exciting to have all those wonderful books to look forward to. With being a teacher, I think I will save them all for this summer and read them as I sit by pool when I have lots of uninterupted time to read. Wow! what a fun summer I have to look forward to. Thanks so much for having all the books published so close together. Melanie

Name:	Judy Allison
E-Mail:	jallison@nass.usda.gov
City/State:	Topeka, Kansas
Country:	U.S.
Date:	Mon Dec 23 11:23:12 2002
Wrote... Thank you so much for the beautiful web site. I really appreciate the book lists as when I really like an author, I try to collect all of their works. Also, really like the book series, but sometimes it is hard to tell if there are other books that belong. Thanks again. Judy

Name:	JUDY DEWITT
E-Mail:	BOOKWRMETC@AOL.COM
City/State:	LAKE WORTH, FL
Country:	USA
Date:	Sat Dec 21 16:45:35 2002
Wrote... MARY! WHAT A GREAT PICTURE OF YOU. HOPE YOU HAVE A MERRY XMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. SPECIAL NEWS THAT I'LL SEND IN A PERSONAL EMAIL. TALK TO YOU LATER. JUDY D.

Name:	JRR
E-Mail:	Acruz65736@aol.com
City/State:
Country:	USA
Date:	Sat Dec 21 08:20:38 2002
Wrote... just want to say I have read every book you have written and have never been dissapointed....every one are keepers and I pull them out often to re read and it is always a wonderful exprience.I particularly loved your early regencys...especially "Red Rose" (sigh). Looking foward to 2003

Name:	Helen
E-Mail:	ahmarkow@aol.com
City/State:	New York, NY
Country:	USA
Date:	Sat Dec 21 01:25:34 2002
Wrote... How nice to hear you have more books coming out! I just got out a pile of your beautiful Christmas books and short stories to read, to help me be in the mood of the season. I'm Jewish, and very happily observent, so I don't celebrate Christmas much, except by giving to my loved ones who are Christian, and by listening to the carols as they float by in the air, and reading Mary Balogh's Christmas stories, which are most especially permeated with a message of peace and hope against impossible odds. Thank you for that perennial Christmas gift to me.

Name:	Lynn
E-Mail:	LynnsBooksinCA@aol.com
City/State:	Hemet, Calif
Country:	USA
Date:	Wed Dec 18 22:34:22 2002
Wrote... I have the honor of owning every book you've ever written, unless you wrote one under I name I don't know about. I've recently opened my own bookstore where New and Used books are sold. You're books are very precious to me and I've spent many pleasurable hours reading. Thank You!!

Name:	Lisa Tarvin
E-Mail:	lisatarvin@msn.com
City/State:	Hanceville,AL
Country:	USA
Date:	Sun Dec 15 04:13:17 2002
Wrote... Hello, I have just found your website, and I am looking foward to reading your books. Is it possible to buy signed copies from you? Thanks, Lisa

Name:	Amelia
E-Mail:	ladyameliawriter@yahoo.com
City/State:	Michigan
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Dec 9 15:30:34 2002
Wrote... I don't read many romance novels, but I have become a big fan of yours. I'm an aspiring fantasy writer, and I'd like thank you for helping to elevate genre fiction. :) There is lots of awful genre fiction out there that gives it a bad name, and your books definitely help to change that opinion at least to me. I'm excited to read your upcoming novels!

Name:	Sandy Clements
E-Mail:	Ruska@shaw.ca
City/State:	Duncan, British Columbia
Country:	Canada
Date:	Tue Dec 3 12:16:22 2002
Wrote... While waiting for a Dr's appointment, I happened to pick up your book NO MAN'S MISTRESS and promptly fell in love with your book. I have ordered more books that you have written to keep me entertained for hours. My husband wonders why I chuckle when I read..if only he knew.. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to escape into your books. I look forward to enjoying many more. Sandy

Name:	Margaret Truman
E-Mail:	RhysMargaret@aol.com
City/State:	Albany California
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Dec 2 23:23:41 2002
Wrote... My daughter and I are avid fans. We are very frustrated with being unable to find some of your older books in print anywhere. DO you have any suggestions of where we may be able to find some? I was in British Columbia recently and found 4 in a used bookstore and was elated, but I see from your web site that there are many more that we need for our collection. Where can we go? Thank you. Margaret.

Name:	Jodi
E-Mail:	jodi@telepath.com
City/State:	Edmond, OK
Country:	USA
Date:	Wed Nov 27 06:27:51 2002
Wrote... Mary, You are unparallelled in bringing characters alive. Thank you for writing and giving me such great pleasure several weekends a year. My mother, sisters, and I pass all our reading material around to each other, and for a long time your books were the only ones I asked to have back (I've now added two other authors to my bookshelves). I have 57 of your books! And each has been read more than once! I recently discovered half.com (ebay) so have been finding some early books of yours that I do not have, and that has been extending my pleasure. Once again, thank you, thank you. Jodi

Name:	Christine Edwards
E-Mail:	brassas@telusplanet.net
City/State:	Edmonton/Alberta
Country:	Canada
Date:	Tue Nov 26 23:22:44 2002
Wrote... My Mother recently introduced me to a couple of your novels and I literally couldn't put them down. The way you develop a story and keep the reader mesmerized is beyond me... I just have to say, I reserved every copy they had at the library and I plan on reading them all during my Winter Break from University. Thanks again.

Name:	Shinjinee
E-Mail:	ssen_romance@yahoo.com
City/State:	Washington D.C.
Country:
Date:	Mon Nov 25 20:22:40 2002
Wrote... In reading GENTLE CONQUEST (one of your harder-to-find books) lately, I noticed the appearance of Sylvia and Nigel Broome, secondary characters in RED ROSE. I admit that I haven't kept track of other characters who appear in books other than their own, but there must be a few. Would you (or your website designer) be interested in creating a page on recurring characters? I don't think the re-appearance of the Broomes makes Gentle Conquest a sequel, by any means, although we get some news of Rosalind and her Earl. Thank you.

Name:	Carmen Calzada
E-Mail:	insula@bellsouth.net
City/State:	Miami, Florida
Country:	US
Date:	Fri Nov 22 16:58:16 2002
Wrote... I am thrilled to have found your website (which I have now saved in Favorites and will revisit often)as I have long loved your work. I am in your debt for many, many hours of enjoyment and relaxation. I was DELIGHTED to read that Lady Muir will be getting her own story someday. Her character really intrigued me for some reason. I will keep checking your newsletter so that I will know what I have to look forward to. Thank you for creating such a wonderful world for your readers to visit, and for populating it with such decent, interesting and human characters to inspire and accompany and befriend.

Name:	Mary Ann Scott
E-Mail:	mainla@attbi.com
City/State:	Los Angeles, CA
Country:	USA
Date:	Wed Nov 20 22:33:55 2002
Wrote... I just wanted to thank you for all the hours of great reading your wonderful books have given me. I was introduced to them by a fellow regency junkie, and since then have managed to buy about 2 shelves full, all of which I've read, many several times. I love all of them, but somehow keep re-reading "A Perfect Jewel" and marveling at the self-control of the heroine and the growth of the hero throughout the novel. It was lovely how you "rescued" them in "A Christmas Bride", too. Edgar is a wonderful character! I seem to have a silliness threshold--the heroine/hero can only be too stupid a limited number of times before I give up on the book--you have never once crossed the threshold. Again, thank you, and please keep writing!

Name:	Robin Vail
E-Mail:	momofjill@yahoo.com
City/State:	Oak Harbor, OH
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Nov 18 22:47:20 2002
Wrote... I discovered your books this summer and had to read each and every one I could get my hands on. I have never read much in the Romance genre, not even sure why I happened to read your, but I am so impressed with how different each and every one of them are. The characters are very well drawn, and seem very believable and true to themselves. My only regret is that I read them willy-nilly and without thought to there being an order to the stories. Is there a way to put all the series in order--perhaps a list printed somewhere? I will have to read them all again, something I am looking forward to doing anyway, but a bit of forethought this time. Is there a new book coming soon? Perhaps with a few characters we are already fond of? Please keep writing--they're wonderful!

Name:	Dorothy Goeddeke (Get-a-key)
E-Mail:	mikegoeddeke@comcast.net
City/State:	Shelby Township, Michigan
Country:	USA 48315
Date:	Mon Nov 18 16:18:04 2002
Wrote... Miss Balogh, I don't know why it has taken me so long to contact you to let you know how much pleasure you've given me over the past eight years or so. I picked up a copy of The Notorious Rake and I was hooked after the first page! From there I went to The Counterfeit Betrothal and then spent far more time and money than was wise, searching for every Mary Balogh book ever published. In fact, it reminded me of my behaviour more than thirty years ago when my beloved late sister introduced me to the novels of Georgette Heyer. As a Jane Austen junkie, I loved the Regency period and found Miss Heyer's world enchanting. Her death in 1974 left us with no new storyteller for that period. I only wish my sister had lived to share the joy of finding you and your books with me. She died more than 15 years ago. By the way, we are also fellow Britons...actually fellow Celts. Marion and I were born in Scotland during the war, and emigrated with our widowed mother and two older brothers to America in 1950. Reading was our escape, our refuge. We didn't have much material wealth but we had the library and a passion for the written word. I have written to your publisher asking them to consider re-publishing your earlier works (ala Jo Beverly), but have received no encouragement. Now, I scour garage sales, used books stores, and the internet, looking for your early works. In fact,I just spent a small fortune on Amazon.com on seven of your books, and console myself with the fact that I don't drink or smoke and gamble infrequently. I'll buck the trend of your fans whose favorite book is "Longing," and tell you that "Indiscreet" and "Irrestible" have become the books I return to again and again. I've read all of your books at least twice, but have lost count of the readings of these two. In fact, I hope you re-visit this group of characters. Perhaps Claude's wife will meet with an unfortunate accident or fatal illness and he can be the hero of his own, worthier, love story? He's far too good for his present spouse. Thank you again. Sincerely, Dorothy Goeddeke

Name:	Lisa Ripka
E-Mail:	landp3@aol.com
City/State:	Jericho, New York
Country:	usa
Date:	Sun Nov 17 20:39:07 2002
Wrote... I have read every single one of your romance novels and I must say that A Summer To Remember was my favorite. The love scenes were some of my favorite ever anywhere and I have read ALOT of romantic fiction. I read it as soon as it came out so I don't remember all so clearly but the scene where they are sitting up in the tree was phenomenal. I recommended the book to some of my friends who aren't ordinarily Regency readers and it was a huge hit! I just checked the website to see if anything was coming out for the holidays but I don't see anything. When can I look for the next? I can't wait!!! I find that with many authors the early books are the best but you started out strong and are even getting better.

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Name:	Anne Bowden
E-Mail:	harkmarsh@msn.com
City/State:	Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001
Country:	U.S.A.
Date:	Sun Nov 10 14:14:06 2002
Wrote... I was awarded a copy of A Summer to Remember in an online contest for romance readers. This book arrived yesterday and this afternoon I plan on on diving into it's pages. Thank you, Ms. Balough for your gracious gift! I will spread the word about this book!

Name:	Dorothy Brown
E-Mail:	dorothy26@prodigy.net
City/State:	Tacoma, WA
Country:	USA
Date:	Tue Nov 5 20:16:42 2002
Wrote... I love your books and have been trying to get the 6 older ones that I haven't read everywhere. My favorite of your books is Longing, I really liked the Wales setting. Thanks! Keep up the good work.

Name:	MUGU MGBADA
E-Mail:	MUGU@YAHOO.COM
City/State:	COTONOU
Country:	BENIN
Date:	Tue Nov 5 08:16:25 2002
Wrote... I AM THE SECOND GUYMAN THAT HAD BEEN HERE. SO CHECK OTHERS

Name:	Susan Klinger
E-Mail:	Susan_Klinger@freddiemac.com
City/State:	Washington, DC
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Nov 4 19:28:39 2002
Wrote... Having just re-read A Summer to Remember and having too much time to think while caught in a commuting nightmare (on Halloween, no less), I thought about potential parallels between Lauren and Julian, of Tangled. Both were orphans and much of their personalities seemed to stem from being outsiders in the families in which they were raised. Lauren became perfect, but Julian kept pushing back as if to see how imperfect he could be yet still be loved. Does this analysis make any sense to you, as creator of these characters?

Name:	Laura Rennie
E-Mail:	jimlarnn@attbi.com
City/State:	Lawrence, Massachusetts
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Nov 4 00:33:16 2002
Wrote... I have a question that I hope you won't mind answering. I was just in Amazon, looking up some info, when I decided to find out when A Summer To Remember would be issued in paperback and I got a big surprise. Slightly Married, Slightly Wicked and Slightly Scandalous, all of which I plan to buy, since I am now determined to get a copy of each and every one of your books. (I only have nine more and I will have your complete bibliography.) Anyway I was wondering what they are since all Amazon has on them is the issue dates. Are they the Bedwyn series, with new titles instead of the ones in your newletter?

Name:	Elan Van Ness
E-Mail:	EestiElan@aol.com
City/State:	Loves Park, Illinois
Country:	usa
Date:	Sat Nov 2 11:43:54 2002
Wrote... Mary, I fell under your spell with The First Snowdrop and am always looking forward for new heroines to read about. Never stop. My best always.

Name:	Mary
E-Mail:	m.k@roadrunner.nf.net
City/State:	St.John's
Country:	Nfld
Date:	Fri Nov 1 15:14:09 2002
Wrote... Hi Mary I am a new reader to your books and I have to say I really like what I see. I am interested in finding a printable page that lists all of your books plus what books are in a series.This would help me alot in knowing what books to read first and so on. It would be great if I can get this Thanks and Take Care

Name:	Tessa Baxter
E-Mail:	gravis@lando.co.za
City/State:	Piet Retief
Country:	South Africa
Date:	Fri Nov 1 10:17:46 2002
Wrote... Hi Mary I have been "surfing" through the Regency Sites. I wasn't going to write to you, because you are so successful and I wished to introduce you to a new Regency writer my daughter Alissa, www.alissabaxter.com but I read about you and you came across as so warm and human and real. I have been to Swansea (albeit briefly -it poured with rain and we took a busride)!!

Name:	Danette M. Will
E-Mail:	danette.will@verizon.net
City/State:	Bellevue, Washington
Country:	United States
Date:	Wed Oct 30 23:55:14 2002
Wrote... I have read three or four of your books and enjoyed them tremendously. I can only hope that I will be able to find them all and read them (it can be difficult finding books as old as 1985). But your writing has inspired me to do so.

Name:	Hope Tarr
E-Mail:	TarrRogue@aol.com
City/State:	Fredericksburg, VA
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Oct 28 14:31:37 2002
Wrote... Dear Mary, My name is Hope Tarr, and I met you briefly at the RWA conference in Denver where you participated in the Regency authors signing. It was there that I purchased NO MAN'S MISTRESS. It's been some time, quite some time actually, since a novel has held me in thrall from start to finish. NO MAN'S MISTRESS completely captivated me. Your wonderful writer's voice, the multi-layered characters ... Well, I could go on and on. Suffice it to say that I posityively devoured the book (in just about 4 hours) and very much look forward to reading your other work. In the interim... Kind Regards, Hope Tarr www.hopetarr.com

Name:	Mary Fitzgerald
E-Mail:	maryf@chartermi.net
City/State:	Ironwood, MI
Country:	USA
Date:	Sat Oct 26 18:12:17 2002
Wrote... Dear Mary, I just finished MORE THAN A MISTRESS and am glad that I can write you this note that I enjoyed it a lot and that I have grown to consider you my favorite Regency author, and REgency my favorite romances. I can tell you enjoy your "work". Would you do me the favor of telling me who your favorite romance author is? Sincerely, Mary

Name:	Mary Lou Varella
E-Mail:	oldbunkylou@msn.com
City/State:	Topeka,Kansas
Country:	USA
Date:	Sat Oct 26 14:42:19 2002
Wrote... Dear Mary, you're the bestest there ever was!The "intimate" scenes are really grand,and I'm convinced that they are a necessary part of your popularity.And why not? The whole of life,from a great communicator.Your use of our language is without peer and I cheer you on to even greater heights. Best wishes always!

Name:	Sandra Beekhof
E-Mail:	thedutchtouch@hotmail.com
City/State:	Mississauga,Canada
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Date:	Mon Oct 21 17:41:43 2002
Wrote... I just bought and finished "A Summer to Remember." I was very glad to find out there was a story about Lauren, and what a story it was!! I am now looking forward to reading the upcoming stories of the Bedwyn family. Keep'em coming Mrs Balogh, but I read quickly so please write faster!!!

Name:	Sandra Beekhof
E-Mail:	thedutchtouch@hotmail.com
City/State:	Mississauga,Canada
Country:
Date:	Mon Oct 21 17:41:27 2002
Wrote... I just bought and finished "A Summer to Remember." I was very glad to find out there was a story about Lauren, and what a story it was!! I am now looking forward to reading the upcoming stories of the Bedwyn family. Keep'em coming Mrs Balogh, but I read quickly so please write faster!!!

Name:	Sandra Beekhof
E-Mail:	thedutchtouch@hotmail.com
City/State:	Mississauga,Canada
Country:
Date:	Mon Oct 21 17:41:09 2002
Wrote... I just bought and finished "A Summer to Remember." I was very glad to find out there was a story about Lauren, and what a story it was!! I am now looking forward to reading the upcoming stories of the Bedwyn family. Keep'em coming Mrs Balogh, but I read quickly so please write faster!!!

Name:	Anna Winton
E-Mail:	aawinton@chibardun.net
City/State:	Springbrook, WI 54875
Country:	USA
Date:	Thu Oct 17 17:37:50 2002
Wrote... Mrs. Balogh, Thank you so much for sharing your gift of writing with the world! Reading and re-reading your books over the years has given me so much pleasure. I started reading and collecting your books in the early 1990s as a high-school student, and you have been my favorite author ever since. My favorite books are Truly, A Certain Magic, and Longing, but all of them are very special. I believe that I own a copy of all of your books and stories except for three of the out-of-print novels, which I hope to acquire in the future. The depth of feeling you develop in your characters is what I most appreciate about your books. I read a great deal and in many different genre, but it is rare that I find this level of emotion in other work. Again, thank you so much for your wonderful books. Sincerely, Anna Winton

Name:	Clare Kjolsrud
E-Mail:	ckjolsrud@la-archdiocese.org
City/State:
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Date:	Tue Oct 15 18:21:14 2002
Wrote... Hi, this is just a correction of my e-mail address.

Name:	Clare Kjolsrud
E-Mail:	ckjolsrudla-archdiocese.org
City/State:	Los Angeles, CA
Country:	USA
Date:	Tue Oct 15 18:19:08 2002
Wrote... Thank you very much for your wonderful books. I have read all the current ones and keep on the lookout for older ones that are not readily available. I have 2 used book stores that I check regularly in hopes of finding them. As you are so busy, no need to answer this, just keep busy writing more wonderful books for me to read, Take care and God bless.

Name:	louise weir
E-Mail:	watford@megacom.net
City/State:	sainte-melanie,quebec
Country:	canada
Date:	Sun Oct 13 16:28:50 2002
Wrote... i love your books,i have 38 of them which i read over and over again.i just finished NO MAN'S MISTRESS so of course i had to read MORE THAN A MISTRESS again.i had forgotten how beautiful and funny that book is,no wonder you received a prize for it.there are a few of your books i cannot find,will they ever be printed again?like LADY WITH A BLACK UMBRELLA.I cannot tell which of your books is my favorite because i choose one depending on the mood i'm in and in that moment it is my favorite.thank you so much for the hours of enjoyement you have given me.All my best wishes to you and please never stop writing.

Name:	Carolyn Johnston
E-Mail:	carian99@yahoo.co.uk
City/State:	Bordon, Hampshire
Country:	UK
Date:	Sat Oct 12 15:33:01 2002
Wrote... I have fallen completely in love with your books. Unhappily, I have a very difficult time trying to find them in UK. My favourite has to be "More than a Mistress" although I managed to find a copy of "The Temporary Wife" which is already well-thumbed! Is there any chance that some of your backlist may get published in UK? I am desperate! (I also do not understand enough - or am confident enough - about the web to get older titles from the US Please please make sure your new books are published in UK Finally, thank you so much for the many hours of pleasure I get from your books.

Name:	Megan Balogh
E-Mail:	megawomen01@hotmail.com
City/State:	Rexburg, ID
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Date:	Sat Oct 12 15:22:31 2002
Wrote... Hello. I just wanted to write you because we have the same last name. I was checking out your website and your husbands name is the same as my fathers. Pretty cool! Well, whenever you recieve this email feel free to email me back and maybe we'll find a connection somewhere. Thank You!

Name:	Rosemary Muldoon
E-Mail:	RoeandTerryann@aol.com
City/State:	Lyndhurst, NJ
Country:	USA
Date:	Sat Oct 12 11:12:00 2002
Wrote... I loved More than a Mistress and No Mans Mistrees, please let me know when their sister's store is published. I can not wait.

Name:	Gloria Goldberg
E-Mail:	goldeyz@aol.com
City/State:	Northridge, California
Country:	USA
Date:	Thu Oct 10 22:58:52 2002
Wrote... I believe I have every novel you've written. Today, I had a work crew over and much to do, and sitting there was "Summer to Remember" that I'd purchased the day before. Early a.m., I picked up your book and was about lost for the day. Your stories are addictive and for your talent, skills, and imagination, I thank you.

Name:	Mary Jane Dazer
E-Mail:	gubby1@prodigy.net
City/State:	Plymouth, Michigan
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Oct 7 16:51:45 2002
Wrote... Hi Mary, First I guess I must tell you what great pleasure your books have been for me. They actually won me over to reading regency books; and because of YOUR talent I also discovered Joan Wolf and Carla Kelly. Now my real purpose in writing. I have purchased a number of your books on eBay, and the two books which always exceed my pocketbook are "The Trysting Place" and "The Wood Nymph?" Could you PLEASE talk your publishers at least into these two? Thanks, and keep on writin'

Name:	Jane Drummond
E-Mail:	Jane010461@aol.com
City/State:	Kilwinning/Ayrshire
Country:	Scotland
Date:	Mon Oct 7 13:00:32 2002
Wrote... I have had the pleasure of reading many of your novels and can say that I have enjoyed them all. Once I start one I can't put it down until it's finished. I especially enjoyed Heartless, Silent Melody and One Night For Love. I can't wait to read the new series of 6 stories about the members of the same family. I most enjoy books where characters recur and I can find out what has happened to them. Thanks for the wonderful characters you write.

Name:	RENEE LYEN
E-Mail:	rml56pa@aol.com
City/State:	ERIE, PA 16505
Country:	USA
Date:	Thu Oct 3 15:02:08 2002
Wrote... DEAR MARY, I JUST FINISHED "A SUMMER TO REMEMBER" AND I THOUGHT IT WAS DELIGHTFUL. IT WAS BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN. THIS IS MY FIRST BOOK THAT I READ BY YOU. I PLAN TO READ MORE. THANK YOU FOR A LOVELY STORY. RENEE LYDEN

Name:	Robyn Sherwood
E-Mail:	r.sherwood@cqu.edu.au
City/State:	Rockhampton QLD
Country:	Australia
Date:	Wed Oct 2 19:43:41 2002
Wrote... I wrote a pleading email to Jo Beverley some time ago asking for authors who wrote as well as her, since I had caught up with all of hers I could find. Jo kindly gave me your name among others and I'm very grateful. Your books are hard to find here, there are only 4 or 5 bookshops in Rockhampton, they get 1 copy of new releases (it seems to me)and your books never turn up in my favourite 2nd hand bookstore. I have just finished the 2 'Mistress' books and I'm desperate to read A Summer to Remember (having read One Night for Love) but it is nowhere to be found. I can get it freighted from US or UK but hardcovers are prohibitive, especially with the currency exhange. Will it eventually come out in PB? Glad to read that you intend to be prolific - I hope some of them filter down here to the edge of the world. Best wishes, Robyn

Name:	Norma S. Moore
E-Mail:	norma733@bellatlantic.net
City/State:	Arlington, Virginia
Country:	US
Date:	Wed Oct 2 06:17:12 2002
Wrote... Dear Mary, Let me be the first to congratulate you for the award from Romantic Times for MORE THAN A MISRESS -The Historical Romance of the Year!!! Well deserve! Love, Norma

Name:	Grace
E-Mail:	gdevinsky@hotmail.com
City/State:	San Francisco, CA
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Sep 30 14:27:43 2002
Wrote... I have enjoyed reading your books for about 10 years - this year, I set myself the task of tracking down & reading all of your out-of-print Regencies. What a treat! I do hope that they can be reissued, perhaps with related stories printed together in one book. I quite liked ASTR and am looking forward to Angie's story - hopefully there will be many glimpses of Ferdinand, as he is quite my favorite of all of your heroes. Also, after reading ASTR (and rereading ONFL) I hope there is more in store for Joseph, Neville's cousin the Marquess. Maybe he could become entangled with Freja? It lokos like there is a lot of curiosity among your readers about her! Thanks for the many wonderful stories & hours upon hours of reading pleasure you've given us.

Name:	MUGU JOE
E-Mail:	MUGUJOE@GUY.COM
City/State:	LAGOS
Country:	NAIJA
Date:	Mon Sep 30 08:42:22 2002
Wrote... I LOVE THIS SITE.G MEN MAKE UNA COMMOT OOO!!!

Name:	Virginia Nyhuis
E-Mail:	104420.456@compuserve.com
City/State:	Kankakee, IL
Country:	USA
Date:	Sun Sep 22 19:32:38 2002
Wrote... I have just spent several weeks rereading some of your books with common characters, such as "The Famous Heroine", "The Plumed Bonnet", "A Precious Jewel", and ending that series (which is listed in your backlist) with "A Christmas Bride"...one of my definite favorites. Just finished rereading "A Counterfeit Betrothal" too. I enjoy the character development in your books so very much! One of your Canadian readers just sent me "A Regency Summer", one of the three books I was missing, so that was a treat.

Name:	Yuval Taylor
E-Mail:	yuval@ipgbook.com
City/State:	Chicago, Illinois
Country:	USA
Date:	Fri Sep 20 15:50:40 2002
Wrote... Dear Ms Balogh: We are planning to reissue Rachel Field's 1938 bestselling historical romance *All This, and Heaven Too* in a quality paperback edition, and I thought you might be the perfect person to provide it with a new foreword. In case you're unfamiliar with it, it's based on a true story: it concerns a French governess, the author's great-aunt, in the mid-nineteenth century who is in love with her employer, the Duc de Praslin; his wife, the Duchesse, fires her without a letter of recommendation; when the Duc confronts the Duchesse, who refuses to back down, he murders her in a fit of passion, then poisons himself with arsenic; the governess becomes the talk of all Paris, and the scandal travels to England and America. After clearing herself in a sensational trial, the governess moves to New York, where she presides over a Gramercy Park salon frequented by many of the most famous men and women of the day. The book became a wonderful movie in 1940, starring Bette Davis. If you're interested, I'd be happy to discuss this in further detail. Many thanks for your consideration, Yuval Taylor Editor Chicago Review Press 814 N. Franklin St. Chicago IL 60610 ph. 312/337-0747 fax 312/337-5110 P.S. This is the second in a series of historical romances we hope to reissue; the first was *Forever Amber,* by Kathleen Winsor, to which Barbara Taylor Bradford provided the foreword.

Name:	Kate Duffus
E-Mail:	pippin222@msn.com
City/State:	Bellvue Colorado
Country:	USA
Date:	Thu Sep 19 22:56:02 2002
Wrote... Hello Mary, I just discovered your website, and I wanted to tell you how much I have enjoyed your books over the years. You are, without question, my favorite author. I grew up reading and loving Georgette Heyer's books, and I never thought I would find another author I liked as well. I really look forward to each of your new books. Thank you for hundreds of hours of enjoyment, and I look forward to whatever you write in the future.

Name:	Rozanne Fritz
E-Mail:	ashes@peoplepc.com
City/State:	Fayetteville, Georgia
Country:	USA
Date:	Wed Sep 18 18:59:24 2002
Wrote... Mary, just wanted to log on and thank you for the countless hours of reading pleasure you've given me. I started with "A Masked Deception" years ago when it came out and just finished reading "ASTR" -- I can't say your books get better and better, because they've always been the best!! It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to friends who love to read and haven't discovered you yet. I was thrilled when you went to hardcover as it means Libraries will keep your books on hand for others to read!!

Name:	Julia
E-Mail:	jkbryson@ureach.com
City/State:	Phoenix, Arizona
Country:	USA
Date:	Wed Sep 18 07:04:41 2002
Wrote... Mary, I absolutely love your books. I can think of few writers that are your equal in creating fully developed, compelling characters. I just finished "A Summer to Remember" and I like it very much. Are you planning on writing a story for Sydnam? Thank you for all the beautiful stories and the hours of enjoyment. Julia.

Name:	cecile
E-Mail:	hcy00@yahoo.com
City/State:	Pittsburgh, PA
Country:
Date:	Sun Sep 15 21:36:25 2002
Wrote... Please, consider to publish the books in electrical versions. Either Microsoft e-book reader or Acrobat e-book reader version of your fantastic books may be nicer since many of your books are no longer available in many book stores. If you consider republishing the out-of-print books in electrical formats, that would be wonderful too.

Name:	Helen
E-Mail:	ahmarkow@aol.com
City/State:	New York, NY
Country:
Date:	Fri Sep 13 01:09:48 2002
Wrote... I've read everything you've written and just finished A Summer to Remember. It was wonderful, moving and different. I am delighted to read that you plan to increase the amount of books you publish every year...one is NOT enough. I've written you before about how much I enjoy escaping into your world. Thank you for taking us to such a place of beauty.

Name:	Connie Roller
E-Mail:	Writefoot@aol.com
City/State:	Nixa, MO
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Sep 9 11:22:42 2002
Wrote... I have just discovered your writing -- and what a joy! I read A Summer to Remember and loved it. It was heartening to read your own personal story at this since I too long to write something someday. Actually, I have nearly finished a childre's book but have no idea how to send it out. Like you I have a degree in English, however, mine is English Communications. I worked in public relations before becoming a Mom. Hence, the ideas for the children's books. Anyway, just wanted to say thanks for the great reading. I'll be heading back to the library to read more that you've written.

Name:	Mary
E-Mail:	webmaster@trbsi.com
City/State:	Gulfport, MS
Country:	USA
Date:	Sat Sep 7 18:08:02 2002
Wrote... Hi Mary, I love you website. It is so helpful, especially your sequels list, now I can help our customers find their favorite sequels. We can not keep them in stock we sell every one of your books. We would love for you to be one of our featured Authors on our website. If you are interested please contact webmaster@trbsi.com. Sincerely, The Ridiculous Book Store

Name:	leah
E-Mail:	heart leah ho@msn.com
City/State:	aurora co
Country:	usa
Date:	Sat Sep 7 15:38:05 2002
Wrote... hi areyou to day do you like the summer t remeember

Name:	Kathy Kaplan
E-Mail:	kathleenkaplan@msn.com
City/State:	Corona, CA
Country:	USA
Date:	Fri Sep 6 21:27:36 2002
Wrote... Absolutely perfect! A Summer to Remember is absolutely perfect!! Dear Mary, I do think it is your best ever. I lost myself in Lauren, and I felt as if I was there at Alvesley that summer. I know I will love Gwen's story when you have time to write it, and I am looking forward to Freyja's story because I can't wait to see how you manage to make her likeable! Your talent brings me pleasure, and I thank you.

Name:	Elaine Corman
E-Mail:	ecorman@hotmail.com
City/State:	Oklahoma City, OK
Country:	USA
Date:	Thu Sep 5 22:12:04 2002
Wrote... Just finished Summer to Remember and I just knew the Bedwyns had to have their own storied. I really think Ranulf would be the perfect mystery man to bring Lady Gwen out into the light again. You have to fix the poor artist brother with only one arm. I almost thought he and Lady Gwen would suit, but no, she needs to be swept away by a really strong romantic hero. Thank you for the wonderful stories and the great visit to another time and another place. I do hope Dell will speed up the publishing dates. Like in the movie "Field of Dreams," you write them, we will read and re-read them. Elaine from Oklahoma City

Name:	Karen White
E-Mail:	BlarnKaren@aol.com
City/State:	Atlanta, Georgia
Country:	USA
Date:	Thu Sep 5 21:46:51 2002
Wrote... I cannot believe that I have just discovered you! Do you know what a gift it is to find a "new" author and to discover she has a wonderfully long backlist? THANK YOU! I just finished reading A SUMMER TO REMEMBER and I can't remember the last time a book has completely taken over my life. I barely managed carpool the last few days--and only that so I could get the kids to school and have some quiet reading time. What a beautiful, wonderful book--and I'm thrilled to hear about your new series with the Bedwyns. I'm off to go buy a few of your backlist to get me busy while I wait for it--I'm feeling forlorn now that I've read the last page of A SUMMER TO REMEMBER. Thanks for a wonderful reading experience and I look forward to reading many, many more of your books. Kind regards, Karen White--a huge fan (and fellow romance author)

Name:	Susan Klinger
E-Mail:	Susan_Klinger@freddiemac.com
City/State:	Washington, DC
Country:	USA
Date:	Wed Sep 4 17:37:55 2002
Wrote... Thank you so much for writing Lauren and Kit's story in A Summer to Remember. Lauren's need to be perfect so that she could be loved was so clear in One Night for Love. Kit was the perfect hero to show her that she did not have to be perfect, just herself. I do hope that you will somehow write a story for Sydnam, however. So many Regency historicals deal with heros whose war injuries are, in the end, merely an inconvenience. Sydnam was both disfigured and had to find a new place for himself in the world since he could no longer aspire to be an artist. When he tells Lauren why he is angry with Kit I wanted to cheer and cry at the same time. All I could think was what a wonderful, interesting person he was. I'm hoping that somewhere in your next series he finds his HEA.

Name:	Heather Hodgson
E-Mail:	Heather.Hodgson@uregina.ca
City/State:	Regina, Sask.
Country:	Canada
Date:	Wed Sep 4 15:55:40 2002
Wrote... I am the editor of a book of biographies of Saskatchewan creative writers and would like to send you an invitation to submit your biography. I need a mailing address which you could send to my email address above. Many thanks, best wishes, Heather

Name:	Mary K. Langmead
E-Mail:	mklmead@Austin.rr.com
City/State:	Austin, Texas 78748
Country:	USA
Date:	Wed Sep 4 10:57:28 2002
Wrote... I don't know where to start - - I enjoy your books so much and your style of writing. I feel like I hit the jackpot when I discovered you. If you can think of anyone else that you are attracted to (writers), please let me know. I have read so many, but none can compare. Don't stop. What a burden success must be.

Name:	Barbara McGinnis-Jackson
E-Mail:	BDMJ1@aol.com
City/State:	Houston, TX
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Sep 2 21:55:07 2002
Wrote... Thank you for 8 hours of uninterrupted fun. "A Summer to Remeber" was wonderful and I just completed it for a second time. I love the idea that Lauren was not a bitter old spinster and that she found a love that was right for her. I own all of your books but this one is very special. Congradulations, this should win you a couple of awards. Barbara

Name:	Sue Bourget
E-Mail:	Reb024@aol.com
City/State:	Shrewsbury
Country:	MA 01545
Date:	Mon Sep 2 18:24:56 2002
Wrote... I just wnated to write that I LOVED the book Summer to Remember......All of your books that I've read are such comfortable reads, perfect for an afternoon or evening curled up on the couch!In a future book I wondered if Gwen could fined love with Kit's younger brother? I thought perhaps that would happen as a subplot in their story.

Name:	Debra Smith
E-Mail:	dksmith@cros.net
City/State:	Oak Harbor, OH
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Sep 2 10:16:42 2002
Wrote... I have never read one of your books. Do you suggest any particular book to start with and follow a particular order, or just select randomly?

Name:	Rebecca Martin
E-Mail:	bbtmartin@prodigy.net
City/State:	Madison
Country:	US
Date:	Sun Sep 1 20:59:08 2002
Wrote... I recently read "Dancing with Clara" and I enjoyed it very much. (I like that your heroines are not always beautiful and perfect.) My questions is the book ended quite abruptly with the hero and heroine reconciling and Clara's companion left for her home. I am thinking that some of the last pages were missing. It was a large print book. Can you shed any light on this? I have enjoyed all your books and look forward to reading the new series and hope to see the reissuence of your past books. I think you do a great job of character and plot development. Always looking forward to reading your books. Rebecca

Name:	Cathie Morton
E-Mail:	auntcaffey@yahoo.com
City/State:	Buffalo, New York
Country:	United States
Date:	Sun Sep 1 12:04:22 2002
Wrote... It's was beautiful finding SWEET MELODY to read. This book touched me dearly. I experience some in that book myself since I am deaf and you really touched the feelings of being deaf so closely. I'm awed at having read this book and having found you as an author. Just reading the first few pages, I was sobbing! Just touched on things so close to home. I want to share this book with my sisters and I think i will get it for each of them this Christmas. I'm going to find HEARTLESS now and then continue on in reading your books. Thank you dearly. Cathie

Name:	Souky Bordeaux
E-Mail:	Soukyb@hotmail.com
City/State:	Stafford, VA
Country:	USA
Date:	Fri Aug 30 13:04:42 2002
Wrote... I have been reading your books for some time now, they are WONDERFUL!!! I am extremely excited about the six new books that are coming out. When do we get to hear or read more about them?????

Name:	Kathi Cradduck
E-Mail:	duckgate@hotmail.com
City/State:	Frankfurt
Country:	Germany
Date:	Fri Aug 30 05:55:35 2002
Wrote... I just finished re-reading one of your books- I think I have all but two! They are the only books I can't bear to give away or even loan to anyone! I read them over and over, and simply can't wait for your new books to come out. Thank you for sharing your gift! Kathi Cradduck

Name:	Janet Brazill
E-Mail:	janetbrazill@yahoo.ca
City/State:	Ajax, Ontario
Country:	Canada
Date:	Thu Aug 29 16:21:59 2002
Wrote... Mrs. Balogh, I have exhausted your supply of books at all the local libraries and am now awaiting arrival of six of your books from Barnes and Noble out-of-print. I do so love your books. I also loved Georgette Heyer when I was younger! I am thrilled you have written such an extensive array of books. As my youngest is now entering first grade I too am considering attempting to write a romance novel as I no longer wish to return to my career as a Management Consultant. I will look forward to reading your "how-to" book! Thanks for all the countless hours of enjoyment your writing brings... Happy Writing - Janet

Name:	Colleen Edwards
E-Mail:	edwards9@telusplanet.net
City/State:	Edmonton, Alberta
Country:	Canada
Date:	Thu Aug 29 10:47:59 2002
Wrote... Dear Mrs. Balogh: I have just devoured your latest book "A Summer To Remember". Oh my Mary....what a story. I absolutely love how you write. Please continue to create the most wonderful love stories. This one was so poignant, I just sighed when I finished. Thank you and I can't wait til I read you again.

Name:	Mary K. Stewart
E-Mail:	mstew1928@AOL.com
City/State:	Charlotte, NC
Country:	United States
Date:	Wed Aug 28 16:04:56 2002
Wrote... I love your books - I own all except The Gilded Web and Web of Love which I just ordered through Amazon.com. I am looking forward to the one coming out next spring.

Name:	Sheila Cline
E-Mail:	Sheila.Cline@wellsfargo.com
City/State:	Maryland
Country:	USA
Date:	Wed Aug 28 10:36:57 2002
Wrote... I love your books but it's really hard to get copies of the older books that are out of print. Are there any plans to reissue some of the older books?

Name:	Kate McGrath
E-Mail:	jmcgrath@cableone.net
City/State:	Columbus Ms
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Aug 26 16:16:15 2002
Wrote... I just love all your books and could not wait to purchas your latest, however lately I have fallen on hard times and must wait for the paperback but your books are always worth waiting for. I love the way you write. Good luck with your sales.

Name:	Kathy George
E-Mail:	keggeorge@earthlink.net
City/State:	Kirkwood, MO
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Aug 26 12:22:44 2002
Wrote... Mary, how I love the way you write! Like others have said, your writing is a true escape to historical, romantic places. I love visiting there with you. Please do keep us informed of when some of the older titles come to print again. I haven't read them all and can hardly wait todo so. Keep writing!

Name:	Kay Vincent
E-Mail:	gkv34beau@aol.com
City/State:	Lansing, Michigan
Country:	United States
Date:	Sun Aug 25 10:30:43 2002
Wrote... I have just finished reading "No Man's Mistress" and loved every word of it. Mary you really are the best writer of historical romance fiction. I have read many authors of HRF and none can compare. I purchased this book many months ago, but I just read it because I like to wait until a new book is out. I also reread older books. I have mentioned this before that I have all your books, but it would be nice for others to be able to purchase the older books, so I hope that the deal for reprinting out-of-print books will soon be a reality. It was a lot of fun to find those older books. Thanks for writing such delightful and charming stories.

Name:	Vicki Thorne
E-Mail:	Thornev@aol.com
City/State:
Country:	USA
Date:	Sat Aug 24 09:52:12 2002
Wrote... I am VERY excited. After my entry in your guest book a moment ago, I decided to visit Dell's site to see if they had any plot information on your book "Slightly Married". They don't, but they DO have you listed as having 2 books out next April, "Slightly Married" and "Slightly Wicked". What a treat! Vicki

Name:	Vicki Thorne
E-Mail:	Thornev@aol.com
City/State:
Country:	USA
Date:	Sat Aug 24 09:42:58 2002
Wrote... "A Summer To Remember" was wonderful. You made Lauren every bit as real and interesting as I hoped you would. I'm looking forward to Gwen's story. (I KNOW you have one, right?) I will be buying the Bedwyn series, naturally, but have a very hard time imagining Freja's looks. I finally decided she might look like Mariel Hemingway, but would appreciate a little help if I'm wrong. Anyway, thanks for all the pleasant reading you've given us, your fans, and I'm looking forward to April '03 and the title Amazon already has listed, "Slightly Married". When will you put a summary or exerpt on your page? Vicki

Name:	Wendy Rodriguez
E-Mail:	wendy@wendyrodriguez.com
City/State:	San Jose, CA
Country:	USA
Date:	Thu Aug 22 19:33:54 2002
Wrote... Dear Mary, Bravo! "A Summer To Remember" is another triumph, a pure joy to read. I've been a major fan of yours for years, and love the way you expand minor characters from previous books into heros and heroines with their own stories. I know you're working on the six Bedwyn books, and hope your editor allows them to be published quickly. We cannot get enough! I'm especially looking forward to Wulfric's story. But, even more than that, I'd love to see a story about Kit's brother, Syd Butler. Would you please please PLEASE consider giving Sydnam his own book? I found myself constantly drawn to him while reading "A Summer To Remember." And of all the characters in "Summer," he's the one I found myself thinking about for days afterwards, his quiet strength, his determination to lead his own life away from his family's over-protection. He'd be a marvelous hero! And I'd love to see the woman worthy of his deep regard, one who sees beyond his injuries.... Anyway, thank you so much for all your wonderful books. May there be many, many more. Best regards, Wendy

Name:	Donna Long
E-Mail:	donnaleelong@yahoo.com
City/State:	Greenville, SC
Country:	USA
Date:	Thu Aug 22 19:22:09 2002
Wrote... I have long been a fan of regency novels and enjoy a wide variety of authors, but at the risk of sounding gushing, I have to say you are my favorite! I haunt my used bookstore to find any of your earlier novels and I was so happy to come across three on Saturday. Our city also recently had a used book sale to benefit the Literacy Guild and I found several at that sale. It has been a good month! One of my favorites is The Notorious Rake. I plan to read A Summer to Remember soon. Thanks again for the hours of enjoyment. A fan, Donna

Name:	Darla*
E-Mail:	dralac@yahoo.com
City/State:	OHIO
Country:	USA
Date:	Wed Aug 21 17:32:47 2002
Wrote... Absolutely enjoyed A Summer to Remember! One of those books I can't put down,and don't want to end...can't wait to find out more about all the Bedwyn siblings!! :)

Name:	Paullette Moorer
E-Mail:	hardyakker@juno.com
City/State:	Phoenix, Arizona
Country:	USA
Date:	Tue Aug 20 21:48:03 2002
Wrote... Thank you for many, many hours of enjoyable reading over the years!!! Regencies and Historicals are my favorites. You're the best!

Name:	jamieguo
E-Mail:	jamieguo28@hotmail.com
City/State:	Californi
Country:	USA
Date:	Tue Aug 20 20:51:41 2002
Wrote... Hello. I confess to having read just about all your books. I particularly like your regency books. My favorites have to be the humorous The Famous Heroine. In the Obediant Bride, Arabella actually takes on the notion that husbands must have mistresses and that she should be happy with it, and in Gentle Conquest, a somewhat similar stance is made, with Georgina taking on the role of mistress for her husband. Any chance you could be doing some more regencies in the future? They contained such unique characters, smart dialogue, that I think is harder to project in historical novels. They also were very challenging of the morals of that period. Thanks.

Name:	Jean
E-Mail:	jean_magee@chi.wunderman.com
City/State:	Oak Park, IL
Country:	USA
Date:	Tue Aug 20 14:19:19 2002
Wrote... I was so in love with this book & it's characters, that I never wanted to put it down. I've always loved Mary Balogh, she turns all your preconceptions and misconceptions on their ear! No one is what they seem, and everyone is so much more! It was sweet, lovely, wonderful and I'm hoping for Gwen's story soon.

Name:	Tracy Stansberry
E-Mail:	tracymom@bellsouth.net
City/State:	Knoxville, TN
Country:	USA
Date:	Sun Aug 18 00:48:41 2002
Wrote... Dear Mrs. Balogh, What a great web site! I have to confess that it's Saturday night and I have spent the last half hour here on your web site after spending the previous hour and a half rereading "Irresistible" for the third or fourth time. I have saved nearly all of my copies of your books and get them out every now and then and reread them, often finding details and nuances that I missed the first time. My absolute favorite, I think, is "Silent Melody." A more unique romance I've never read. I always have tears in my eyes when I finish the last page. Your story inspires me. I checked out a book recently about writing and publishing historical fiction, but as the mother of 6-year-old and a 3-year-old boys, I figure I'll be lucky to get started when the youngest starts school. Reading your story made me realize again that having the dream is a great thing in and of itself, whether or not I ever make time for it to come true. In the meantime, please keep writing your wonderful stories. I love the interconnectedness of your characters and the fact that villans and minor characters can often show up later as heroes and heroines! How like real life that is! Tracy Stansberry

Name:	Tonya Beck
E-Mail:	nonsb@aol.com
City/State:	Attalla, AL
Country:	USA
Date:	Fri Aug 16 23:21:37 2002
Wrote... Ms Balogh, I just finished reading A Summer to Remember and I absolutely loved it. I believe of all your heroines that Lauren is my favorite. I look forward to reading the Bedwyn series. Oh, I hope you have plans to write Syd's story. I think he deserves a happy ending.

Name:	Butler, Carolyn
E-Mail:	butlerc@excen.library.phila.gov
City/State:	Phila., PA
Country:	USA
Date:	Fri Aug 16 13:38:47 2002
Wrote... My first visit to your web page; but have been a fan for almost 18 years. I have loved each & every one of your books. I cannot remember ever being disappointed in any of them. Keep well and keep writing!

Name:	Maria Llorens
E-Mail:	llorensmaryloly@hotmail.com
City/State:	Miami, Florida
Country:	USA
Date:	Fri Aug 16 10:17:05 2002
Wrote... I am a devoted fan. I've read many of your novels and have a particular favorite, "A Masked Deceoption," which I have read over and over. I have enjoyed your latest works and look forward to reading "A Summer to Remember." There is not enough romance in this world, but you have a way of transporting a person to a world where it does exist and where I can be a part of it. Thank you.

Name:	Brian
E-Mail:	bfreemantle@shaw.ca
City/State:
Country:	Canada
Date:	Thu Aug 15 21:52:31 2002
Wrote... I would like to read more of your books but almost all of your backlist is out of print. Is there any chance they might be re-released, even though it seems there were about 4 different publishers?

Name:	robyn
E-Mail:	mrs.piggy7@juno.com
City/State:
Country:	usa
Date:	Thu Aug 15 20:22:53 2002
Wrote... i like books with overweight women charaters.If you know of any to write

Name:	Jackie Edwards
E-Mail:	az744013@msn.com
City/State:	Crescent City, Fl.
Country:	us
Date:	Thu Aug 15 18:46:14 2002
Wrote... I receive books through the blind assoc. in Daytona Beach Fl. Stareted reading Guilded cage, was so thrilled with this, ordered more, reading, More than a Mistress. Would love a full lost of all Marys book. Jackie Edwards

Name:	kim hafeman
E-Mail:	khafeman@lsol.net
City/State:	manitowoc wi
Country:	usa
Date:	Wed Aug 14 15:26:38 2002
Wrote... I have just complete reading A Summmer to Remember and just loved it. Also , I wss so surprised to get a reply from the message I left in your guest book. I am waiting now to read about the Bedwyn family. They sound so fun!

Name:	Heather Francis
E-Mail:	HtFrncs@aol.com
City/State:	Bronx, New York
Country:
Date:	Wed Aug 14 12:45:48 2002
Wrote... Hello I just love love love No Man's Mistress. Oh! my God, it was great I hated for the book to end. Well put together.

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Name:	Frances
E-Mail:	beecats@attbi.com
City/State:	Los Gatos, CA
Country:	USA
Date:	Mon Aug 12 22:53:55 2002
Wrote... Mary, I loved A Summer to Remember. As usual, I read it in one sitting. I wish I could parcel it out over a few days to prolong the enjoyment, but I get greedy and devour it all at once. I am waiting with anticipation to see how in heaven you will make Freyja likeable! She was truly horrible, but you above anyone have the talent to bring out the goodness in almost everyone. This is not to say that you don't do villans well; I remember a couple in particular that were truly evil. Looking forward to your next books...

Name:	florence phan
E-Mail:	fphan@ch-chartres.fr
City/State:
Country:	FRANCE
Date:	Mon Aug 12 14:19:14 2002
Wrote... Your last book was delightful; more, please !

Name:	Laura McMullen
E-Mail:	treyman111@attbi.com
City/State:	Kirkland,WA
Country:	US
Date:	Sat Aug 10 02:08:51 2002
Wrote... I love reading your stories. I've spent many dollars on your backlist. I would never have thought used books could be so expensive. But it's been worth it. I finished reading A Summer to Remember. I liked the sweet and quiet romance between Kit and Lauren. To me they developed a friendship that grew into something more. I am happy to hear that you will give Gwen her own story. I'd like a happy ending for her. Don't know how you can keep up your pace but thank you for all the enjoyable stories.

Name:	Lori J McKinney
E-Mail:	vlr.mckinney@worldnet.att.net
City/State:	Tempe, AZ
Country:	USA
Date:	Fri Aug 9 23:38:06 2002
Wrote... Ms. Balogh, I have been a huge fan for years. Your regencies are so rich, and your characters are human, and frail and much loved. I just finished reading a Summer To Remember, and once again simply loved it. Thank you so much for writing it.

Name:	Deidra Harbin
E-Mail:	deedee74@attbi.com
City/State:	Rowlett, TX
Country:	USA
Date:	Fri Aug 9 15:41:25 2002
Wrote... The first book of yours that I read was More than a Mistress. I loved it. I was hooked. I was so excited when No Mans mistress came out. I just finished reading About Lily and Neville and can't wait to read about Lauren. I'm scouring book stored trying to find all of your previous books. Thank you!

Name:	Rebecca Campion
E-Mail:	RBCampion@nc.rr.com
City/State:	Cary, NC
Country:	USA
Date:	Thu Aug 8 12:11:51 2002
Wrote... I have just read A Summer to Remember and enjoyed it very much. Are you going to write a story about Lady Gwen? Did she kill her husband?

Name:	Lori
E-Mail:	ladcraig@yahoo.com
City/State:
Country:	USA
Date:	Tue Aug 6 19:17:27 2002
Wrote... Ms. Balogh, I am a very recent fan just having now completed your wonderful A SUMMER TO REMEMBER. However, I will begin tomorrow looking for your entire backlist! I am so impressed with your writing and cannot thank you enough for sharing your talent. Best wishes, Lori

Name:	Melanie Roberts
E-Mail:	rmelbigc@aol.com
City/State:	Florence, Kentucky
Country:	USA
Date:	Tue Aug 6 17:36:50 2002
Wrote... Just finished your latest book A Summer to Remember. It was a fantastic book. My best friend and I got in an argument over who would purchase it when we saw it at the local Barnes and Noble. I won. So I got to read it first and I will be able to reread it often since it will be my copy. I also became very fasinated at what Lady Muir's story is. I think her marriage was not all that it appeared to be. I think she is hiding something about her dead husband and her accident. That is the story that I can't wait to read. I even thought that she might be interested in one of the Bedwyn brothers. I can't wait to read all these stories. I hope you don't mind my thoughts on your characters. It's just my over active imagination and the wish that I could write such great books. Keep up the great work. Melanie

Name:	Marilyn Rosenbaum
E-Mail:	jrowenb@optonline.net
City/State:	Plainview, New York
Country:	United States
Date:	Tue Aug 6 16:06:10 2002
Wrote... Dear Ms. Balogh, I wanted to write and let you know how much I enjoy reading your regency romances. I have been collecting them over the years, and often reread tehm when a new book of yours has been published and you have written about a character from an older novel. I recently received a copy of A Summer to Remember and am looking forward to your new series of romances. Will you be writing about characters from your earlier novels? I particularly liked "A Clandestine Betrothal". There are many new novelists writing about the regency era but your books are outstanding in plot and characterization. Marilyn Rosenbaum

Name:	Betty Kasperski
E-Mail:	BETTYKAS@TELUSPLANET.NET
City/State:	Lethbridge Albeta
Country:	CANADA
Date:	Mon Aug 5 16:24:33 2002
Wrote... I am enjoying No Man's Mistress Q. Is the eldest son of an Earl referred to as "Lord"? Also are you able to answer a question the high commission in Ottawa is ignoring. If a peer and wife immigrate to Canada to work, but keep their English citizenship, may they keep their titles though they don't use them?

Name:	C.L. Wyman
E-Mail:	chipper@jeffnet.org
City/State:	Northern CA
Country:	USA
Date:	Sun Aug 4 19:20:02 2002
Wrote... I've just recently been introduced to your books. My favorite local book trader slipped me her own personal copy of "Lady With A Black Umbrella" pronouncing it her favorite book. She made me vow to return it with haste and unharmed. I knew the book must be excellent. It did not disappoint. When 'Lord Kincade' numbly pondered if 'Daisy' thought he was a ventriloquist...I nearly died laughing. Those characters were delightful. You are truly mistress of the farce. I'm reading the book once more before I return it. Having scrolled through this guest book I must happily add my name to the extremely long list of those anxiously awaiting re-publication of your earlier works. INDEED! Until then I'll join the masses in search of the rare.

Name:	Marie St. Onge-Davidson
E-Mail:	mstonge@magma.ca
City/State:	Calgary (Sundre) Alberta
Country:	Canada
Date:	Sun Aug 4 11:24:23 2002
Wrote... Happenchanced across your website looking for educational books....charmed by your website...I particularly liked the note from "Elder Daughter"...although I haven't read ANY of your books...will pick one up and start and in fact encourage my English students from abroad to read too!

Name:	Frances DeGuire
E-Mail:	mom780@hotmail.com
City/State:	Maryland
Country:	USA
Date:	Sun Aug 4 11:09:00 2002
Wrote... Great news about the six books. I am a die hard fan of Mz Balogh's. Romantictimes.com message boards praise you all the time. I just paid $ll for "The Secret Pearl" (well used). I hope you reissue your books for your many fans. There are so many books on the market that seem to be written in an immature manner. Your books make me sigh with relief for a balanced, juicy, mature read that fascinates from page 1.

Name:	Yolanda Rupel
E-Mail:	starship55@hotmail.com
City/State:	Pomona, New York
Country:	Rockland
Date:	Sat Aug 3 16:46:12 2002
Wrote... I have been reading your very moving and romantic books for the last 15 years. I am so looking forward to your 6 books on the Bedwyn family. However, the character of Freya was so unpleasant and mean that it is difficult to imagine her as a heroine of one of your books. How in the world will you make her a more sympathetic character?

Name:	Sue Waldeck
E-Mail:	webmaster@roadtoromance.ca
City/State:	Small Town, Ontario
Country:	Canada
Date:	Fri Aug 2 13:54:21 2002
Wrote... Hi Mary, I've had a request to feature you on my website, The Road to Romance, from a reader in South America. We will soon have a review of NO MAN'S MISTRESS on the site because a reviewer who works for me loves your writing