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Donna Kerr says

June 18, 2015 at 11:00 am

Mrs Owen,
I just finished reading When I See You. I loved this book! When I got to the end my mouth dropped open. I need more, I got caught with the characters and i hope you write more about them, please!

I kept saying I can’t wait to get to the end, now I have and I’m feel lost, not knowing what happened to the characters, Brock & Jordan’s baby, Ashleigh & Tates marriage, was the restaurant opened.

Thank you for an enjoyable read,
Donna

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- Katherine Owen says
  
  June 18, 2015 at 9:15 pm
  
  Hi Donna,
  
  Thanks for the note and for reading When I See You. I loved writing Brock and Jordan’s story. I have a few readers who want more of these two and I usually go where the inspiration takes me so you never know. Hmmm… I’m woefully behind on a few works-in-progress but I will think about another story line for these two some time soon. Thanks for writing to me and for reading my book!
  
  Best,
  
  Katherine Owen
  
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"You know what they say about air and water when it comes to fire, don’t you?” she asks.
Now, I’m curious. She hasn’t spoken for the last ten minutes of the drive. “What?”
“Too much air blows out the fire. Too much water destroys it.”
I nod trying to determine what she’s really comparing us to. “The idea would be to keep the flame going, right. For years?” She nods. “Like a relationship. Like a marriage.” She cringes at the word marriage. Noted. “So you need the air—to stay constant—to fan the flames of the fire, and you know, grasshopper,” I smile at her and catch sight of the corners of her mouth turning slightly upward in response to the endearment, “a hot enough fire will burn water, so you have to be careful with the water too.”
“That I do know,” she says softly. “So that’s the truth about air and water.” She sighs deep.
“Which is?”
“It’s hard to maintain the balance to keep the fire going. You have to fan the flames without putting it out with too much water. But too little water will burn the fire right up. Too much fire. Too much destruction. We’re out of control.”
“You’re talking in circles,” I say.
“No. That’s us,” she says with certainty."— Katherine Owen

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