FLYING HIGH ON Maria Grazia’s wonderful blog.
Lizzie’s latest blog appearance – Maria Grazia’s this time.
Many thanks to Maria Grazia for featuring me on her wonderful blog talking about my travels.
http://flyhigh-by-learnonline.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/author-guest-post-lizzie-lamb.html
#RomancingSeptember Day 13 Twins Of A Gazelle by Margaret Cullingford @CullingfordMags
Mag’s turn on Rosie Amber’s blog
#RomancingSeptember Day 11 Secrets Of The Heart by Adrienne Vaughan @adrienneauthor
Adrienne’s turn on the fabulous Rosie Amber’s Romancing September blog tour.
Romancing September Across the World Blog Tour – Day 10 Lizzie Lamb
If you;d like to read more about me and my latest novel – Scotch on the Rocks. Here’s the place to do it!
Source: Romancing September Across the World Blog Tour – Day 10 Lizzie Lamb
#RomancingSeptember Day 10 Scotch On The Rocks by @lizzie_lamb #books
Source: #RomancingSeptember Day 10 Scotch On The Rocks by @lizzie_lamb #books
Today on Rosie Amber’s blog I explain why I am drawn to writing Scottish themed novels and tell readers more about the imaginary island of Eilean na Sgairbh where the novel is set. If you like feisty heroines, drop-dead gorgeous heroes, well drawn secondary characters and a happy ending, download Scotch on the Rocks.
THANKS FOR THE SHOUT OUT . . .
Thanks to Adrienne for drawing my attention to this fact in the shout out on Amazon
Thanks to amazon.com for giving my three books a shout out today
And to Adrienne Vaughan of New Romantics Press for the headsup.
If you would like to read the blurb or “LOOK INSIDE” one of my books, go over to my Amazon page
Scotch on the Rocks – a contemporary romance set on Eilean na Sgairbh on the west coast of Scotland. If you like crazy parrots, a determined heroine and a gorgeous hero, you’ll like this book. Download it today for £2.51
Talented holistic therapist Fliss, leaves London behind her and goes to Wester Ross to manage an ailing therapy centre. There she meet the laird – Ruairi Urquhart and sparks fly. Who said that the path to true love was littered with broken hearts . . .
Feisty Charlee Montague enters a marriage of convenience to get the scoop on what’s occurring in a Boot Camp for…
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Kindle Typesetting Improvements
Some kindle formatting updates we might mind useful.
KINDLE TYPOGRAPHY
When I turned on my Kindle Paperwhite today, I received a nice surprise.
It automatically downloaded an update: version 5.6.5. When it finished, a note popped up describing new Kindle typesetting improvements.
This is a cool development because Kindle typography has been very limited. The new Kindle typesetting has appeared on various devices over the course of the past several weeks. This is the first time I found a note with the update.
Before you publish a book with the new features in mind, you want to get a feel for how many devices use the new Kindle typesetting engine, as well as how many books implement it. Presently, the new features work for about 500,000 Kindle e-books, but within a year, that should be a few million. (There are nearly 4 million Kindle e-books at the moment.)
So if you publish today, the new…
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Travels with my parrot . . .
Here’s a link to an article I wrote for OAPSCHAT about travelling to research my novels and writing in the mornings. I took my parrot with me and, of course, my husband. Many thanks to Janice Rosser for having me on her blog.
http://www.oapschat.co.uk/lifestyle/holidays/666-have-caravan-will-travel
If you would like to win a signed copy of Boot Camp Bride via this website, follow this link.
http://www.oapschat.co.uk/competitions/677-win-a-signed-copy-of-boot-camp-bride-by-lizzie-lamb
Guest Post: author Lizzie Lamb discusses the use of locations in her novels
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 fascinating use of locations for her novels, and how, and why she chose these particular places. Without any further ado, let us hear from Lizzie about the employment of locations in her books, and why she chose to spotlight these beautiful places…
Lizzie Lamb, author photograph
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Location. Location. Location by Lizzie Lamb
How does a writer choose the location for her novels? Maybe it’s somewhere she loves and has revisited many times. Maybe it’s somewhere new which sparks off her imagination and she finds herself wondering what if . . . then the characters start forming themselves into an orderly queue, demanding to be given voice through the pages of her book.
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