The Legacy Series Books: April 2013

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What People Are Saying About The Price of Deception

"I am completely obsessed and can't put your book down. It's amazing!!!!!"

"The Price of Deception grabs you from the first page and never lets go as the characters come back together for a heartfelt novel full of twists and turns that keeps you guessing!"

"As a huge fan of The Price of Innocence, I knew the author had a huge task ahead of her when it came to creating a sequel that would meet my expectations. However, Vicki Hopkins has not only met my expectations.. but exceeded them!"

"I have been a fan of Ms. Hopkins' work for quite a while now and she has definitely delivered again with The Price of Deception. I love how the tension of the book remained constant throughout. Her characters were extremely well conceived and developed. I am already eagerly awaiting the conclusion of the Legacy Series with The Price of Love in 2012."

It's Hereditary

My friend at work, who is Russian, thinks I write the way I do because of my Russian heritage on my father's side. They always pen books of tragedy and tortured characters. However, my mother was English. I've traced the Holland family back to the late 1700's in England. The English, of course, are all about drama when it comes to literature. I've decided that makes for a lethal combination in my genes as a writer. Blame it on my hereditary tendencies for writing books about people who struggle in life and go through drama. It's not my fault when the ghosts of my ancestors are my muses. (Vicki Hopkins)

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