Friday! Get in the Culloden Spirit!
Where on earth has this week gone? Mine has passed in a blur of art galleries, dinners out, hair dye (yes. It's now R-E-D! My scalp will thank me later, and it was time for a change), theatre and editing. I'm exhausted!
Thank you for bearing with me; I've been trying to get around to visit as many people as possible in the meantime. And next week, I have a wonderful writer pal from Spain visiting, then it's off to Hunton Park for the Festival of Romance. I've purchased a new dress for the Ball and awards ( The Hating Game is short-listed - wish me luck!).
So, with all of this going on, I hope you'll forgive me for being brief today and head over here, where I'm in the Gulf News! Gosh, I get around.
Today is Matt from the QQQ's Pay it Forward Blogfest . All you need to do is choose three blogs, and encourage others to pop off and follow. Mine are India Drummond ('coz she's given me loads of support and her posts always make me laugh) and Help! I Need a Publisher, for invaluable advice.
Number three is for writer Anita Davidson. I've known Anita from when I first started blogging under a different name, and she's beyond lovely. Her latest is called Culloden Spirit.
Carrie Gordon's season in her native York was an unqualifiedsuccess, until the young man who paid her so much attention married someoneelse. When her family takes a summer trip to her father's ancestral home in theScottish Highlands, her handsome Scottish cousin, Duncan McRae, takes animmediate dislike to Carrie, mainly due to her father's plans to refurbish CairInnes castle which is in need of extensive repair beyond the means of itspresent owner and resident, Iain McRae.
Carrie feels the vacation will be a disaster until she discovers a strangeyoung man while exploring the derelict castle, However, she soon learns RuairiMcRae is not what he seems, and the battle he intends to fight was lost by hisclan a hundred and fifty years before.
Will Carrie be able to accept that she cannot be part of Ruairi's world? Andwhen the Roma arrive to camp on Bucks Meadow as they do every summer, who isthe beautiful gypsy girl Duncan won't talk about?
Sounds fab, doesn't it? Happy Friday everyone, and have a great weekend!
Thank you for bearing with me; I've been trying to get around to visit as many people as possible in the meantime. And next week, I have a wonderful writer pal from Spain visiting, then it's off to Hunton Park for the Festival of Romance. I've purchased a new dress for the Ball and awards ( The Hating Game is short-listed - wish me luck!).
So, with all of this going on, I hope you'll forgive me for being brief today and head over here, where I'm in the Gulf News! Gosh, I get around.
Today is Matt from the QQQ's Pay it Forward Blogfest . All you need to do is choose three blogs, and encourage others to pop off and follow. Mine are India Drummond ('coz she's given me loads of support and her posts always make me laugh) and Help! I Need a Publisher, for invaluable advice.
Number three is for writer Anita Davidson. I've known Anita from when I first started blogging under a different name, and she's beyond lovely. Her latest is called Culloden Spirit.
Carrie Gordon's season in her native York was an unqualifiedsuccess, until the young man who paid her so much attention married someoneelse. When her family takes a summer trip to her father's ancestral home in theScottish Highlands, her handsome Scottish cousin, Duncan McRae, takes animmediate dislike to Carrie, mainly due to her father's plans to refurbish CairInnes castle which is in need of extensive repair beyond the means of itspresent owner and resident, Iain McRae.Carrie feels the vacation will be a disaster until she discovers a strangeyoung man while exploring the derelict castle, However, she soon learns RuairiMcRae is not what he seems, and the battle he intends to fight was lost by hisclan a hundred and fifty years before.
Will Carrie be able to accept that she cannot be part of Ruairi's world? Andwhen the Roma arrive to camp on Bucks Meadow as they do every summer, who isthe beautiful gypsy girl Duncan won't talk about?
Sounds fab, doesn't it? Happy Friday everyone, and have a great weekend!
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