Monica Reed
I just finished reading SSG for about the third time, I wanted to email you, because, though I am sure you get this a lot, I am starting to write again and I had some questions for you. I love this book, it is tied for my favorite with Beach Music. Thank You.
 Tue, Aug 26, 2008 14:21 pm  972 
 | Tami Treisch
Just came back from my beach vacation in Gulf Shores, AL. I always bring a book to read and was so happy that I brought SSG along. I just couldn't put it down. I finished it about the same time as my vacation ended and now can't wait to read other books you've written. Thank you for writing about "girlfriends" and their importance in our lives.
Mon, Aug 25, 2008 12:01 pm 971
 the 'real' ssg's meet in gulf shores, actuallly; i used dauphin island b/c i needed mobile bay for plot reasons. so, you were on our stomping ground!
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Angela C 
Dear Cassandra: Since I've been having some difficulty finding some good reading material this summer, I decided to re-read TSW and I'm so glad I did. Loved it as much as the 1st time I read it and once again, didn't want it to end. Pls. write a sequel to it. Would love to know if Dean succeeded going for her Master's after leaving that t-a Ben, and how her relationship with that great guy Maddox went. I'd love to meet a guy just like him. Love your writing. Angela!
Wed, Aug 20, 2008 07:55 am 970
angela, i've gotten a lot of emails like yours about maddox--my favorite was an older woman who said she wished she could meet maddox's grandfather--ha! i made him up but do know lots of sweet guys like him, including my husband and my sons.
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| Mandy Vance
I just finished The Same Sweet Girls - the first novel of yours that I read & what a wonderful read it was! I laughed & cried as I thought of my group of girls from college - I look forward to reading everything you write!
Sun, Aug 17, 2008 07:25 am 969
mandy, the same sweet girls is special to me because it's based on my own group of sweet girls whom i went to college with, so tell your friends hello for me, ok?
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| Jan Burke
Ms.King found Sunday Wife by accident-then went on a search and read em all mission. Your style of writing has inspired me to pull out my draft and really finish my book. Who cares if it gets published, I'm writing it now!Drop into Tampa/Brandon Fl anytime. We are part of the South you know!Keep on writing and touching the souls of so many Women. Thanks, Jan
Sat, Aug 16, 2008 14:36 pm 968
you might be interested to know that i have something about tampa in my new book, bridal falls. i was down there for my last book i think, and will be back for next one i imagine!
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| Julie C
Hi Cassandra, I was given Sunday Wife last year and finally got around to starting it yesterday.... also finishing it yesterday! Have been struggling with my concentration and haven't read a book in 5 years but I couldn't put it down, I cried and laughed... which was embarrassing as I was on a plane!! Many thanks for bringing back the joy of reading for me, I really appreciate it. Jewels from Aus!
Mon, Aug 11, 2008 15:29 pm 967
yours has to be one of my favorite emails, julie, and here's why: i write because i love to read, always have. if i can make just one person rediscover reading, then it's worth it.
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| Jackie Jerles
I just LOVE your books. I am from Mobile, AL, so I can really relate to the areas ie, Daulphin Island, Fairhope, etc. You really know that culture!!! I was introduced to your books by one of my best friends, who I lost to ovarian cancer, last year. She LOVED Sunday Wife, and that book will always be special to me for that reason. I will continue reading your books, because your writing style. You are fabulous!!!
Sat, Aug 9, 2008 23:51 pm 966
i'm so very sorry to hear about you losing your friend. one thing i've learned on this journey: it's much harder than i thought it'd be. a lot of joy, but so much sorrow too. all the best to you,
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| Cathy A Brown
I wanted to answer Sandra Meyer's question.
It doesn't matter which one you start with, they are all good.
My favorite is "The Sunday Wife".
I loved that book. I've read it twice now.
Cassandra, I am still awaiting your visit to Sarasota again.
I'm still dying to meet you!!
Wed, Aug 6, 2008 12:17 pm 965
thanks so very much, and i hope to be in sarasota for new book, bridal falls, since it has beautiful sarasota in it--my main character lives there! the action, though, takes place during the course of one summer in highlands, nc.
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| Annie Evans Loved Queen of Broken Hearts - thought of continuing the story with a sequal?
Sun, Aug 3, 2008 09:24 am 964
queen of broken hearts has just come out in paperback, btw. i'm not big on sequels but might try my hand at it one of these days,
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| Sandra Meyer
Hi Cassandra. I was trying to find info on your elusive husband. I've been an ardent reader of his books - constantly wondering if he'll write more than one every 10 years! True, an exaggeration, but it feels like that, or worse. I'd given up asking around, looking on the best seller list, etc. Finally looked on the web & found you. You and your books sound like me- a strong, independent woman of - must I say it - later years? One question - which of YOUR books should I read first?
Fri, Aug 1, 2008 18:28 pm 963
no exaggeration when you consider it's been 14 yrs since 'beach music', but you'll be glad to know that he has a new book of fiction coming out august '09. he refuses to have a website that's why he's hard to find on internet. later years? no no honey i'm pat's trophy wife.
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