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Thankyou for reaching out to my new site. I’ll be working on setting up a new and informative website with links to my old one. Please be patient while I work on it to give you the best site I can offer. It will take me a while, so please be patient. In the meantime,…
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Family Reunion, New Book, Food For Thought – Difference between a Memoir and a Novel l-r, back-Judy, John, Mark, Rob, Marc; front- Tanya, Bradley, Evelyn, Julia, AJ (June) They say time flies over the years. What was once a future that seemed out of reach, becomes our present, in the blink of an eye. It…
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I’m delighted to announce my book is finally getting out there! Due to the fact that I went with a different publisher, D2D, who is fairly new, especially to the European market, it took longer than usual to process and market my latest book, Across the Pond: Torn Between Two Worlds. The book has now…
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Hi Dear Readers, The process of publishing and getting this new book launched has taken longer than expected. I changed publishers and the new one is still working out it’s ‘kinks.’ The cover has been updated and some photos redone, as you can see above. The book should be available on Amazon and Goodreads any…
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For e-book:https://books2read.com/Across-the-Pond /Print at Barnes & Noble ( Coming soon to other outlets and sites such as Amazon, Good Reads, Indie).
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Another milestone was completed! My second book, Across the Pond, Torn Between Two Worlds, is a wrap! I am so relieved but so happy I stuck to it and saw it through. It was truly a labour of love! Written from an anthology of stories through the years, from my childhood as an orphan to…
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Sequel to I Heard the Alps Call His Name Storm Across the Prairies “The storm is where?” I asked incredulously. “It’s coming from Montana, planning to make its debut sometime tomorrow morning,” my cousin Bonnie said, sitting across from me in her kitchen, sipping her coffee on a dreary Thursday morning in late October 2012. …
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Sequel to I Heard the Alps Call His Name Introduction (Synopsis): Inspired by my first book, I Heard the Alps Call His Name, it is a captivating and powerful exploration of identity, trauma, and heritage. It explores themes of resilience and the quest for belonging. It is both a personal journey and a broader exploration…
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And when he told me he needed no one, His life was his art, his passion, his life, It kept him going, It kept his dreams alive – it was enough. Then I answered. Who will make you an English breakfast to go with your coffee? Who will listen to your stories when you come…
