Question 1

Will (insert character here) be getting his/her own book?

Accepted Answer

I get asked this alot. All of the Hawthorne siblings (Miranda, Georgina, Trent, and Griffith) have their own stories. Amelia and Anthony have their own story as well.  All of those books can be found on my Hawthorne House Series page.(javascript:void(0)) 
 
Jess, Ryland's parlor maid, is a main character in the Haven Manor series. Her story is told in A Pursuit of Home.(undefined)

Lord and Lady Blackstone had a novella in the collection A Return to Hawthorne House (https://www.kristiannhunter.com/BookPage/ARTHH)as in a novella for Lydia and Finch, the married servants in An Uncommon Courtsthip. 
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Got someone else from Hawthorne House you're hoping to see? Let me know! You never know what your interest could inspire.

Question 2

Who is married to who again? I can't seem to keep them all straight.

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Question 3

Who was your inspiration for (insert character here)?

Accepted Answer

All of my character inspirations can be found on my page Regency World of Kristi Ann Hunter.

Question 4

Will A Lady of Esteem be available in print?

Accepted Answer

Currently A Lady of Esteem is only available as a free e-Novella. 
 
UPDATE 1/4/2018- The answer is now yes! A Lady of Esteem  will be available in May 2018 in the print collection All for Love.

Question 5

Did faith like that of the Hawthornes really exist in Regency England?

Accepted Answer

Oh, yes. Despite the general debauchery across much of the culture, there were people who were devoutly Christian. This was the generation laying the groundwork for greats such as Charles Spurgeon and D.L. Moody to rise up and change the world. While the faith was certainly present, evangelism as we know it today was not a priority yet.

Question 6

Colin's faith seems different thant the other Hawthornes'. Am I imagining things?

Accepted Answer

No. The Hawthorne family are Anglican. Colin is Presbyterian, a denomination much more common in Scotland than in England at the time. This leads to a slightly more evangelical leaning in the practicing of his faith. All Christian characters firmly believe in the saving power of the risen Savior, Jesus Christ and the need to gives one's life to Him.
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Edit 1/4/2018- I greatly apologize that I accidentally mistyped Protestant instead of Presbyterian when I first put up this FAQ. Presbyterian and Anglican are both Protestant denominations.

Question 7

What is wrong with Georgina? Why don't you name it? (Spoiler warning)

Accepted Answer

Georgina has dyslexia. Unfortunately for Georgina, dyslexia had not yet been "discovered". It would be more than seventy years before the first recorded diagnosis, then termed as word blindness.

Question 8

Could the scene with Griffith in the cottage during An Inconvenient Beauty actually happen? (Spoiler Warning)

Accepted Answer

The real question is... would it be possible to get a man of Griffith's size drunk? And the answer is... maybe? I honestly don't have a lot of experience with it. But, according to science, for a man of Griffith's size the equivalent of 4-5 shots taken in a row like he did would give him a blood alcohol level that qualified as drunk. Combined with the fact that he's injured, on the verge of shock, isn't accustomed to alcohol, and has been working outside most likely without having eaten in a while, and... Yep. I'm going with it. He got drunk.

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