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August 22, 2015
Guest Post: author Lizzie Lamb discusses the use of locations in her novels
Originally posted on Marcia's Book Talk:
Today we warmly welcome author Lizzie Lamb to Marcia’s Book Talk. Lizzie, author of TALL, DARK AND KILTED, SCOTCH ON THE ROCKS and BOOT CAMP BRIDE,discusses the fascinatinguse of locations for her novels, and how, and why she chose these particular places. Without any further ado, let us hear from Lizzie aboutthe employment of locations in her books, andwhy she chose to spotlight thesebeautiful places…
Lizzie Lamb, author photograph
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Location. Loca...
Guest Post: author Lizzie Lamb discusses the use of locations in her novels
Guest Post: author Lizzie Lamb discusses the use of locations in her novels.
Check out where my novels are set and the creative process which fires my writing.
August 16, 2015
…presenting Author friend, Lizzie Lamb… in all her glorious Scottish-dom…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…every now and then, along comes a Guest Blog Post that doesn’t just ask to be included on here, but batters down the barricades and climbs in regardless… with my dear scribbling pal, Lizzie Lamb’s immersion in full-on Scottish-dom, how else could it be ?… here’s her effervescent offering for yeez to enjoy :
THE EVER-WINDSWEPT AND INTERESTING, LIZZIE LAMB
I’ve always loved romantic heroes, be they highwaymen, pirates, Regency bucks or men in kilts.
I t...
…presenting Author friend, Lizzie Lamb… in all her glorious Scottish-dom…
…presenting Author friend, Lizzie Lamb… in all her glorious Scottish-dom….
Many thanks to Seumas Gallacher for featuring me on his fabulous blog today. Read about me, my books and my heritage – Scottish, of course.
August 11, 2015
50 Shades of Reader – What makes a great Bestseller?
Are there really 50 shades of reader or do we all basically want the same thing from the books we read? The vast majority reading this blog will know of the hype surrounding 50 Shades of Grey and possibly a large number of those will have read the book, but is an almost equally large number criticising the way it was written? It would appear so. There were, apparently,...
July 22, 2015
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July 17, 2015
A MOST DEADLY AFFAIR – LONGLISTED FOR COVETED AWARD
Picture by John Jackson
Adrienne’s first historical novel, A Most Deadly Affair, set in the 1950’s, was longlisted for the coveted Elizabeth Goudge Trophy at the Romantic Novelists’ Association (RNA) conference held at the Queen Mary University in London, recently.
The annual competition, which is judged on the first chapter of a so far unpublished novel, received a record number of entries this year and Adrienne was bowled over when it was announced A Most Deadly Affair had made it into the...
July 15, 2015
The 20’s Girl, The Ghost and All That Jazz #Romance w/a supernatural touch @june_kearns #wwwblogs #bookreview
A great review of TWENTIES GIRL on this blog today.Go June !!
Originally posted on BetweenTheLines:
Author: June Kearns
Published: November 2013 by New Romantics 4
Category: Romance, Historical, Paranormal
1924. The English Shires, after the Great War.
When her jazzing flapper of an aunt dies, Gerardina Mary Chiledexter inherits some silver-topped scent bottles, a wardrobe of love-affair clothes, and astonishingly, a half-share in a million-acre ranch in south-west Texas.
H...
July 13, 2015
July 10, 2015
New Release! Scotch On The Rocks by Lizzie Lamb
New Release! Scotch On The Rocks by Lizzie Lamb. Thanks to a woman’s wisdom for posting news of my latest novel on her blog.
