14 Comments:

• At 12:27 PM ,  Anonymous said...

  just writing cos 0 looks bad

   

• At 12:34 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Thank you!!!!!

   

• At 4:08 PM ,  Anonymous said...

  Dear Mr. James,
  Are you planning to resolve the issue of Sandy's disappearance in an upcoming book?
  Also, I live in the U.S. and would like to know when Dead Tomorrow will be on sale here. (Regarding its cover, is anything ever going to be done about the West Pier? It's a great loss).
  BTW, one of the joys I get from your books is reading about Brighton and Hove where I spent many years and my family lived. (My mother died in Hove 2 years ago and as she was the last member of my family I may not be back to visit in person--but just in spirit, through your books.
  Forgive my rambling comments.
  Thanks,
  Pauline Cohen

   

• At 4:39 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Dear Pauline
  
  Yes, I would never leave my readers in suspense for ever..! In the book I am writing now, some is set back in 1997 when Roy and Sandy were still to get and you will see some insights from her POV.
  
  I don't know when Dead Tomorrow will be on sale in the US - should be able to tell you in a couple of weeks. You can get it right away from www.amazon.co.uk
  
  I'm passionate the West Pier should be restored!
  
  Not rambling at all, your comments are great and it is lovely to hear from you!
  
  All my best
  
  Peter

   

• At 12:59 PM ,  Marcel said...

  You've got my vote... Hope you take the Champagne (since you might have missed it after your 2cv adventure.)
  
  All the best,
  Marcel

   

• At 1:04 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Thank you, Marcel!!! Yes, sadly missed that podium drenching.....

   

• At 10:03 AM ,  Anonymous said...

  I have recently discovered your wonderful books. I am hooked and have just bought two more. I have never found an author who makes me want to continue reading for hours and hours!! My husband is starting to get jealous!
  Thank you and you have my vote at the awards too
  Laura

   

• At 11:07 AM ,  Peter James said...

  Laura, what a lovely message! Thank you soooooo much! And for your vote, too!
  
  All very best
  
  Peter

   

• At 8:54 PM ,  Allan said...

  I was on a BA flight to Frankfurt from Heathrow on Tuesday afternoon when a stewardess remarked on my choice of reading, Dead Tomorrow and that she lived near to you. She was suitable impressed that I had met you at Crawley Library earlier in the year and that I have read all of the Roy Grace books. Thank you for many hours of reading pleasure. You certainly get my vote. Allan (Filofax)

   

• At 12:43 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Hi Allan
  
  That is a really lovely email and put a big smile on my face!!!! Thank you - I love it when someone sees someone readng one of my books and comments on it!
  
  All best
  
  Peter

   

• At 11:48 PM ,  oniebaloney said...

  Hi peter,
  For the last few weeks i have been on a roy grace marathon, i just cant put them down, i just want to thank you for so many hours of pleasure, i am also working my way through your novels such as faith, which i read in one sitting, and have just started denial and was so happy to see glen, it was like meeting an old friend.
  take care

   

• At 7:44 PM ,  Graham said...

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• At 7:52 PM ,  Sue Brown said...

  Hi Peter,
  
  I was given a copy of Dead Simple back in June and after picking it up I read the whole book in one go. I have just finished the rest of the series on holiday and am about to start Dead Tomorrow, I am totally addicted!! What an amazing series, you certainly get my vote!
  All the best
  Sue

   

• At 8:06 PM ,  Peter James said...

  Thank you for these incredibly kind words!
  
  My readers are everything to me! You are far more important than any trophy1 I wish I could have statuettes of all of your on my mantelpiece!!!

   

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