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Feedback Form ClosedI also wanted to make a quick announcement that updates will be sporadic for the next month as I’m currently swamped with work. Things should return to normal in October.
Love the interactive maps. Previously, I would Google a map of Manhattan to follow the locations of the action. This is great. Thanks!
Thank you! I’m glad you find the maps useful. They’re probably my favourite new feature in the site as well.
Thank you for the current updates. GREAT Newsletter and useful information.
I will try to find his newest book “The Legend of Broken” and look forward to Alienist part 3.
I love Part #1 And Part #2 a triliogy would be so fulfilling. I was a young girl when i read part #1 i was hooked. Keep up the great work and updates.
Maria
Yes keep all current coming. Hope to be able to get his book signed some day.
Thanks, Maria! I agree, a trilogy would be a satisfying conclusion for the Alienist books, but I’m glad to hear that you’re giving The Legend of Broken a go as well. I felt it was well worth the effort, so I hope you enjoy it.
Thanks so much for allowing me a chance to receive the newsletter. I have spent the last few years being a caregiver and did not have the time to spend on the things I was interested in. I have been a CC fan for many years and believe that The Alienist and The Angel Of Darkness are two of the best books ever written. Thanks for all the work you do to keep the books alive.
Thank you so much, Beth; that really means a lot to me. It should come as no surprise that I completely agree with your assessment of The Alienist and The Angel of Darkness. They’re such rewarding books, and it’s great to see that so many people still care about them this many years on.