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  1. Why you need to check and check again – Charlie Cochrane – Mysteries with a dash of slash, romances with just a pinch of spice

    […] at Love Byte Reviews discussing the importance of research, even for contemporary stories. Do drop in and leave your […]

  2. charliecochrane
    charliecochrane at |

    Thanks for hosting me.

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  3. Trix
    Trix at |

    This one sounds very intriguing!

    vitajex(at)Aol(Dot)com

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    1. charliecochrane
      charliecochrane at |

      Thanks, Trix.

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  4. Serena S.
    Serena S. at |

    Congrats on the new release! I can’t wait to read it.
    serena91291@gmail(dot)com

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    1. charliecochrane
      charliecochrane at |

      Thanks, Serena.

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  5. ELF
    ELF at |

    Ugh. I am not great at history so I am very likely to be tripped up by anachronisms and end up looking up way too many details, and falling down the rabbit hole. Good luck on the new release! elewkf1 at yahoo dot com

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    1. charliecochrane
      charliecochrane at |

      Thanks! We all have to avoid that rabbit hole. 🙂

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  6. susana
    susana at |

    I loved Adam and Robin in the first book, and I’m looking forward to reading book two (and now book three as well). Congratulations on the release, Charlie, and thank you for the interesting post!
    susanaperez7140(at)Gmail(dot)com

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    1. charliecochrane
      charliecochrane at |

      Thank YOU – all round!

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  7. suze294
    suze294 at |

    Have started this one today, and enjoying so far – good to catch up with Robin, Adam and Campbell.
    I do find in some historicals especially, conversations can sound far too modern. If I feel I am in that period then the author has done a great job!

    Littlesuze at hotmail.com

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    1. charliecochrane
      charliecochrane at |

      I agree ref historicals sounding too modern. Language and speech evolves!

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  8. H.B.
    H.B. at |

    I think research can be fun and the more hands on it is akes it more fun although just sitting down and read about a subject can be intriguing too. Thanks for the post =)
    humhumbum at yahoo DOT com

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    1. charliecochrane
      charliecochrane at |

      My pleasure. Research needs to be fun, doesn’t it? Not a chore.

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  9. batchelorboy55
    batchelorboy55 at |

    Somewhere else I said I am busy reading it. WRONG, I’m busy enjoying it. With brief glimpses of Roman villas in the UK, & forts in Portsmouth (don’t ask)

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    1. charliecochrane
      charliecochrane at |

      Thanks! And now, of course, I have to ask. Especially about the Pompey forts.

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  10. 16forward
    16forward at |

    I love your blog postings! I always find myself grinning! This one was great. I think being a researcher for a book would be a wonderful job…

    dfair1951!@gmail.com

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    1. charliecochrane
      charliecochrane at |

      Thank you so much. Research can be fun – and also very distracting. You find yourself down all sorts of alleyways (not literally!)

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