Where Are All The Lionhearts was a moderate success despite several critical reviews. Global Times reviewed the book as, 'nostalgic, but one needs to forget,' while Readers Gazette praised and viewed the collection as, 'essential reading by an up-and-coming...
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Where Are All The Lionhearts was a moderate success despite several critical reviews. Global Times reviewed the book as, 'nostalgic, but one needs to forget,' while Readers Gazette praised and viewed the collection as, 'essential reading by an up-and-coming authoress.' Two weeks after its initial publication the book was highly sought after at the lending library and after a card from Agatha in which she wrote, 'You see, I told you I was right,' Marcus Collins was forced to admit that perhaps after all, this is the kind of book people want. Marcus didn’t let Agatha know that perhaps her recent involvement with the Royal Park scandal might have something to do with the book being a success. Agatha agreed to a short book tour across England, then a rare thing for an author to do, and where amongst startled crowds who had gathered to see who this person was, she would stand, dressed in her finest and wearing her mother’s pearls and read parts of the book before signing a few copies. It wa
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