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Joy, the protagonist in The Trick Is To Keep Breathing, doesn't seem to connect with other people and we learn a lot about her from her interaction with inanimate objects.

Book giveaway time!

Win one of three paperback copies of The Victoria Lie. Giveaway is free to enter!

5-star review for The Victoria Lie – from Readers’ Favorite

The second book in The Butterfly Effect series has been awarded a 5-star review from Readers' Favorite.

The Second Cup finalist in Readers’ Favorite Book Awards

I’m thrilled to announce that my debut novel The Second Cup has been named a finalist in the Readers’ Favorite Book Awards 2018. View all finalists here The announcement is perfect timing because the ebook of The Second Cup is FREE across all Amazon websites until MIDNIGHT. Download your FREE copy

The Second Cup is FREE on Amazon TODAY!

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Author Spotlight – Guest Two – Sarah Marie Graye

Originally posted on Karen's Book Buzz Blog:
#pictpublishing #ADHD Sarah Marie Graye was born in Manchester, United Kingdom, in 1975, to English Catholic parents. The second eldest of five daughters, to the outside world Graye’s childhood followed a relatively typical Manchester upbringing… until aged nine, when she was diagnosed with depression. It’s a diagnosis…

RELEASE DAY – The Victoria Lie

My second novel, The Victoria Lie, is now LIVE on Amazon!

Does the marshmallow test measure anything other than wealth?

The test suggests that those who learn delayed gratification at a young age will do better in later life. But could choosing one marshmallow now measure entrepreneurial potential?

How chaos theory informs my writing

“The butterfly effect” is the idea that a butterfly flapping its wings could be the beginnings of a tornado: that life can be irrevocably affected by something completely disconnected from it.

The idea that, no matter how much you try to be in control, chaos can enter you life at any moment has fascinated me for a long time – and it has influenced and informed my writing.

My article about chaos theory and my writing has been published on Medium

Ending the stigma: Should we change the name of ADHD?

I think the name ADHD is not fit for purpose. But I didn’t want to write an article about just my own opinion. So I got in touch with ADHD Action and ADHD Foundation to ask them what they thought.

I chatted to both Michelle Beckett, founder of ADHD Action, and Dr Tony Lloyd, CEO of ADHD Foundation, and they shared their views on the pros and cons of a name change.

Although both Michelle and Tony both have concerns about renaming ADHD, they...