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Romancing September #RomancingSeptember Just days away from the start.

Adrienne, LIzzie and June will be taking part in this tour.

Rosie’s Book Review Challenge – Manda reviewed The 20’s Girl, The Ghost and All That Jazz by June Kearns

Nice review for June’s book from Manda Ward via Rosie Amber. Thank you.

Rosie’s Book review Challenge – Alison reviews The 20’s Girl, The Ghost and All That Jazz by June Kearns

Thanks to Rosie for another great blog

Rosie’s Book Review Challenge – Stephanie reviews Tall Dark and Kilted by Lizzie Lamb

Many thanks to Stephanie (via Rosie Amber) for this lovely review of Tall, Dark and Kilted.

SUMMER READING – take me with you to the beach . . .

This started off as a post on Twitter and look how I got sucked in !!

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Lifes a beach poster FINAL

It doesn’t seem possible that two years have passed since I, and the other members of the New Romantics 4, decided to stop tweaking and editing our novels and publish them on amazon. Its been a whirlwind but worth it. So, here we are, published authors and working hard on our third novels and with a poster to prove it. We have a social media presence on FacebookTwitter and WordPress. launched our books in Waterstones and produced a video which will appear on YouTube and our blog in September. Added to that we have the satisfaction of knowing that we’ve done it ourselves – with a little help from our many, talented writer friends and supportive readers.

Thank you for buying our novels and for writing us a review on amazon or Goodreads

Other fledgling (and not so fledgling!) authors have asked me what my path to publication…

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‘The 20’s Girl, the Ghost and All That Jazz’

My Writing Day – with Carol Hedges

Our mate, Carol Hedges

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Author Carol HedgesLizzy, thank you so much for inviting me onto your blog. I hope there will be cake and coffee shortly. And an appearance by Jasper the parrot!

You asked me to describe a typical writing day. I’d answer that it depends on where I am in the writing process. If I’m actually writing a novel, I try to put in a good four hours of solid work – afternoons are my best time. But there are other times, like now, when a book is being planned, when I might just read, download articles form the internet, and do some preliminary sketching. And I frequently take the plot for a long walk, just to straighten out bits when I’m not sure where it’s going to go.

Most writers when planning a book start at the beginning of the story and work their way through a sequential narrative until they reach the…

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Rosie’s Book Review Challenge – Alison reviews The Hollow Heart by Adrienne Vaughan

Another great review from Rosie Amber’s team.

Yes, it’s the RNA Conference, July 2014

Adrienne Vaughan – ‘The Hollow Heart’