April's Affections and Intrigues: Love and Mystery Bloom

Ella Carey

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24 comments posted.

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:48am May 1, 2014):

Hi Penny, I think your mystery sounds quite perfect, you know! xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (12:58pm April 30, 2014):

Hi Dexterity, Yes, I agree, looking at the pictures of the apartment is like
stepping into the past. It just fascinated me that everything sat there, through all
second half of the twentieth century, until 2010 ... just waiting. Wow, your
dreams sound like the ultimate mystery! Thank you for posting! All the best,
Dexterity xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (7:05pm April 29, 2014):

Hi Denise, Thanks so much for your kind comments about the cover and the
story. Good luck with the competition and lovely to meet a new reader here. xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (7:03pm April 29, 2014):

Hi Laura, old photographs are fascinating, aren't they? Your grandfather's WWII
album sounds very special. The church safe also sounds interesting! In
Norwegian! Thanks so much for calling in here today. xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (12:52pm April 29, 2014):

Hi Elaine, Thanks for calling in here today! I am so pleased that you like these sorts of stories, and I hope you enjoy the novel! Thank you, xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (12:51pm April 29, 2014):

Hi Linda, thanks so much for your kind comments regarding the cover. The painting on the front of the novel is the portrait of Marthe de Florian that was found in the real abandoned apartment in Paris. On the back of the print book, there are vintage perfume bottles, a stack of letter tied in silk ribbon, and a view of Paris, looking down the Seine. Wow - what an amazing story you have shared here today! Thanks for that! I do hope you enjoy the novel. xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:44pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Sarah! That made me smile! Great to find a novel that contains such wonderful mystery, and ... I'm still smiling about your husband. ;))

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:42pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Rosemary, what a lovely gift for you. I think telling stories to young children is one of the most important things. Enchanting children with stories enriches their lives in ways that have a myriad of positive results for them in the future. Thanks for sharing this today. x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:40pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Ken! Good luck! Thanks for posting today. :)

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:40pm April 28, 2014):

Thank you so much Julie! I do hope that you enjoy it! xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:39pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Joanne! Now, that is a good mystery! It is so strange when that happens, isnt' it? The subconscious is the most fascinating thing. Thanks for sharing that and for posting today. xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:37pm April 28, 2014):

Hi there Mal, I agree. It is almost as difficult to name the best mystery that you have heard of on the spot as to solve it! These sound interesting. Thanks for posting! :)

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:36pm April 28, 2014):

Thank you L Lam! That is very kind. x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:35pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Debbie! You can't see me but I'm giggling about the socks! It is so funny as to where they go. The best answer I heard was a little girl I know who told me that of course, there was a tunnel running behind her house that took the socks to fairyland. Magical socks! Thanks Debbie. xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:34pm April 28, 2014):

Hi there Bonnie! I know - truth is stranger than fiction so often; I do agree with you. Thanks for calling in today. x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:32pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Jean, so thrilled to hear of your interest! Thank you for posting. x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:31pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Tina, thanks so much for that. Yes - the question of mediums is an intriguing one! x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:30pm April 28, 2014):

Thanks Pamela, for calling in today and hope you enjoy the book! x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:30pm April 28, 2014):

Hello Nancy, thanks so much for your kind comments! Keep fingers crossed. The original story did inspire me so much. x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:29pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Sharon, thanks so much for that. I agree - the world war two era is so meaningful. I was intrigued with women from different generations; it is incredible how much the time in which we are born affects our attitudes - everything. So lovely to share that you love Art, as I do. I hope you enjoy the novel.xx

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:19pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Peggy! Wow - truth is often stranger than fiction, isn't it! Thanks for sharing this today - I am not sure what is going on with your electrical appliances at all! These do sound like perfect mysteries. Thank you for your comment about the cover. I love the fact that the cover designer's name is Giovanni, just like the artist who painted Marthe de Florian in the real abandoned apartment! Thanks for posting today. x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:16pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Bonnie! Thanks for posting. I do hope that you enjoy the book and good luck with the giveaway! x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:14pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Denise, thanks so much for your kind comment. I hope you enjoy the novel. x

Re: The Paris Time Capsule (4:13pm April 28, 2014):

Hi Pam! Thanks for posting. I'm so pleased that you enjoyed the photographs of the abandoned apartment. The Oak Island mystery looks fascinating! I just went and looked it up! xx