Susan Mallery

This book is not an anthology, but there are three stories intertwined in it. Three Sisters is the nickname for three Victorian houses on a cul-de-sac and with a name like that, it is easy to see that the three women who own it will become as “sisters” in their friendships to one another. Romantic [...]

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Only Mine is Dakota’s story, the first story of the Hendrix triplets in the Fool’s Gold series. Heroine: Dakota Hendrix can’t have kids and she wants one so she’s in the process of adopting. Meanwhile there isn’t a guy on her radar (could be because of the man shortage) and she’s doing a favor for [...]

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Keira: “The world needs another reality dating show,” says producer Geoff Spielberg, apparently without irony, “and Fool’s Gold is perfect. You’ve got lonely women, I’ll bring the sexy men.” What inspired the reality TV dating show? Do you play on how fans and nonfans view reality TV? Susan Mallery: Fool’s Gold has a man shortage, [...]

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I had some issues with Cruz Rodriguez, the hero of the story. First, he’s paying his nasty evil father blackmail money like a little kid with a secret when he’s supposed to be extremely powerful and self-confident now. Second, and more importantly he eschews all contact with his daughter, Kendra. He clearly doesn’t want to [...]

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Keira: What was the spark for your latest book, Already Home? Susan Mallery: I was half-listening to a TV news program one afternoon, and there was a story on about an adult woman who had been reunited with her birth parents. The question, “What if she never wanted to meet her birth parents?” From there, [...]

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