Claire-Merle

Hey! Another chapter of my new Contemporary Romance is up and it's getting passionate. (No graphic s*x.) Check it out if you feel. like a sweet romance between a movie star and a recently divorced single Mom. Romantic northern France setting!

Claire-Merle

Hey! Another chapter of my new Contemporary Romance is up and it's getting passionate. (No graphic s*x.) Check it out if you feel. like a sweet romance between a movie star and a recently divorced single Mom. Romantic northern France setting!

KristalMorse

Shadow Weaver. What a ride that was. Thank you for writing. I hope all is well for you Claire (spelling sorry if it is wrong). I hope some day you come back to finish book 2 & prequel.

Claire-Merle

@KristalMorse Hey, thanks so much for the feedback. Yeah, I tried many times to finish book number 2. Maybe one day xx
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Aneesastar

Hey, I just finished Shadow weaver and it was absolutely breathtakingly mind-blowingly awesome. Thanks so much for putting it on Wattpad. 
          I have a question, though. So how come Prince Jakut had a sketch of Mirra and her little brother in his book even before they met? Before he saw her at the hybourg

MoreThanCinders

Hello! 
          I noticed you said you were British in your introduction to Shadow Weaver, and me being me (I'm American, btw), I felt like this would be a cool chance to learn something new. I hope you don't mind if I ask you a few questions.
          
          What are sone of the biggest differences that you've noticed between our countries? Are the oceans warm over there? Do you drink coffee or tea more? 
          
          Personally from what I've seen online, we're pretty similar, but British are usually a bit more laid back. We have a lot of warm sunny coastlines here, like California and florida, and we drink A LOT of coffee. (Though not me, because I think it's bitter)
          
          Anyways, thanks, and have a good day :)

MoreThanCinders

@MoreThanCinders   oh, ok. That's really fascinating. I've never left the US. Are there alot of tourists in France?
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Claire-Merle

@MoreThanCinders Hey there! I've actually been living in France for the last 20 years and I've never lived in the US so I couldn't tell you the difference between UK and US. The difference between the French and the English would be a little easier for me--though still not obvious. Hard to group a whole nation under a couple of descriptives!
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