by Kate Mosse
My family have been a tremendous support during the writing of Citadel and without such practical help and encouragement a big writing project is nigh on impossible. So love and thanks to my sisters Caroline Grainge and Beth Huxley and their husbands Chris Grainge and Mark Huxley. My love to my fabulous mother, Barbara Mosse, to my much-loved, much-missed late father, Richard Mosse, and to my brilliant mother-in-law, Rosie Turner (for all the coffee and dog-walking!).
Finally, as always, my largest thanks, love and gratitude go to my wonderful children Martha and Felix – who are always so enthusiastic and proud – and to my amazing husband, Greg, for his tireless hard work and editorial support, love and incredible patience. Without these three, nothing would matter at all.
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Also by Kate Mosse
Fiction
Eskimo Kissing
Crucifix Lane
Labyrinth
Sepulchre
The Winter Ghosts
Non-Fiction
Becoming a Mother
The House
Chichester Festival Theatre at Fifty
Plays
Syrinx
Endpapers
Dodger
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