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March 8, 2016
The Magic of Seven
Numbers aren’t usually at the forefront of my mind, unless of course I’ve forgotten my PIN number or a family birthday. But there’s one auspicious number I’ve been giving some serious thought of late.
However, you don’t need to be telepathic to know which number I was thinking of. The title’s a bit of a giveaway.
Yes, this post is brought to you by the number seven. 
February 23, 2016
I DID IT!
I’m a huge Audrey Hepburn fan, so this scene from My Fair Lady felt like a fitting way to mark my moment of triumph! Hoorah for Henry Higgins. Couldn’t have said it better myself 
December 31, 2015
The Highs and Lows of My Year
It’s been many moons since I last updated my blog. I know – bad Wendy, bad Wendy. Shame this isn’t a vlog because that last sentence would sound so much better read in my best dobby voice.
See what I mean.
Anyhoo, I couldn’t let Hogmany pass without taking some time to reflect on my own highs and lows of 2015. On the whole, it’s been a productive year of personal growth and consolidation, as well as one of hard work and hard truths.
Highlights I’ve been working like a demon to finish the...September 13, 2015
EXCLUSIVE COVER REVEAL
The moment has finally arrived. I’m thrilled to unveil the cover and title of the second book in The Crystal Keeper trilogy – The Book of Seven. I hope you like it as much as I do.
Cover artwork by Nahum Ziersch ONE CRYSTAL • TWO SOULS • ONE DESTINY
Hidden in the Sea of Sirens lies a mysterious city. But the great crystal that protects its inhabitants is dying. A prophecy is realised. A champion is chosen. And a deadly quest begins…When fate throws Josie into an abyss of monsters and merfolk...
September 9, 2015
Cover Rebrand for The Caves of Tavannar
Over the last three months, I’ve been working with my brilliant and talented graphic designer, Nahum Ziersch, on a major rebrand of all three covers in The Crystal Keeper trilogy. I decided to move away from the symbolic illustration of the pendant on the original cover of book #1 and replace this with a character-driven cover, which I felt would better connect with my readers and convey its genre more effectively. Each of the new covers are still illustrated rather than photographic, but dep...
