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hello fiona,this is kristin anyways,I don't normally read fantasy novels. But my boyfriend introduced me to your books and I kind of got hooked on your books. although i cant borrow some of your books in the Tea Tree Gully library because all of them are checked out. I was just asking because I am from the Philippines (i am a new migrant by the way),did you release your books anywhere in Asia? because i was planning to let my dad buy me your books. It's more cheaper there. he!he! please answer ASAP because my dad will be leaving next week. Thanks >,>,kristin

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Hi Kristin Lovely of you to write and say hello and thanks for giving my books a go, especially as you're not a traditional fantasy reader. To be honest, I don't really know the answer to your question. I saw my books in Kuala Lumpur a couple of years ago and yet no one told me they were going to be there in the airport. What tends to happen is that you sell into a market such as the UK and the publisher over there may have rights to send the English version into Malaysia for instance. Now I suspect that Britain or U.S. may have rights to sell into the Philippines. It might be easiest if your dad can ring a major bookstore in the capital and just find out if they stock any of the McIntosh range - most likely it will be The Quickening but Trinity is also possible - the titles are: Myrren's Gift, Blood and Memory and Bridge of Souls (The Quickening) Betrayal, Revenge and Destiny (Trinity) Sorry I can't do more - I'll make a few calls but I'm gathering that you need urgent info. Good luck. F

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The National Bookstore, which I think is in Manila, has no record of any of my books - so sorry, K. F

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oh well. thanks for informing me though its so sad   i have to stick into reading from the library and borrowing from jeremy!!! LOL anyways,i emailed you a few weeks back regarding janos but you didnt reply back oh well is he trying again? hope you have a good day >>Kristin