Formatting isn’t really fun – but it is one step closer to Torn Veil being finished and released. The dedication and prologue were written last night. The “thanks” and “reference” pages are in the works and I’ve got a few character descriptions to tuck neatly into place. A quick reread of Divine Guidance tweaked my […]
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Torn Veil, the long-awaited sequel to Divine Guidance, is planned for release in paperback and e-reader versions in late October to early November 2020. It is currently in proof-reading and editing. Yay! Torn Veil picks up where Divine Guidance left off . Marnie Reilly, the reluctant clairvoyant and hot-headed psychologist, is back. She’s analyzing her
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A huge thank you goes out to Richard from Book Haven, Stockland Baulkham Hills, for hosting my book signing on Saturday, September 12th. Â So many lovely people came along to lend their support, The day was a bit surreal. Â I think back on the dreams and goals set so many years ago and how I
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A bit more ink supporting the Divine Guidance book signing on Saturday, September 12th from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm at Book Haven, Stockland Baulkham Hills.
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As I write Torn Veil, the sequel to Divine Guidance, the storyline changes and the characters evolve. Â Quite simply, the characters come to life – their personalities take shape and I rewrite paragraphs, chapters, moments in their dialogue and actions to support their evolution. The first chapter of Torn Veil has been updated on the
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When a reader’s review pops up on Amazon it is the most wonderful feeling ever — especially when it’s a five-star review. Someone important — a lover of books — is validating the hard work you have dedicated to creating your fictional world and the characters who inhabit that world. There’s a sense of pride
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Writing does exactly the same thing. I can write for hours and days, feeling quite content, as if I am surrounded by people. I have my characters to keep me company and fictional places to explore. Ahhhh…
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As I casually strolled through the mall this morning to buy a chocolate croissant, I discovered Divine Guidance on a bookshelf at  my local retailer.  What a fabulous morning!  Â
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