Take it away Francene,
At the age of forty five, I arrived alone in
England, prepared to work as a nanny as a way to support myself after a
disastrous failed marriage. Within a week, I landed a job with an advertising
executive (similar to my husband's job) and a film representative. During my time off, I visited Cornwall, the place of my forbears. The area stirred my imagination as did England, the green and pleasant land, so different to the blasting heat and withered plains of Australia.
During the year of working with their baby, I
accompanied the family around the world, stopping off to stay with my mother in
Adelaide, S.A. for a week.
After a new marriage and extensive travels, I
started writing, using my heritage, my experiences and a star moonstone ring
set in pure gold, which intrigued me with two cuts in the finger shaft.
My first book, Still Rock Water, echoes my life except for the ring projecting
my main character into visions where, unable to control her own life, Liliha
works out how to help others in difficult situations.
Members of the Internet Writers Workshop
helped me hone my writing skills, and there, I formed a close link with Edith
Parzefall. Her first novel, Strays of Rio, inspired me so much I wrote one of
the vision encounters based on a character in her book. Edith and I formed a
writing partnership and co-wrote a series of post-apocalyptic adventure novels,
two of which have been published to date. Wind Over Troubled Waters
Two more will follow six months apart. All
four mentioned books have been published in the past year.
My books: http://tinyurl.com/944kqxm
To buy links for Still Rock Water:
Solstice: Smashwords: Amazon:
Fictionwise: Barnes & Noble:
2 comments:
Thank you Sherry, for letting me speak on your blogsite.
Hey :-) Francene, it's been apleasure to have you guest here. And I love ths sound of your book and it's now on my wish list. I'n hoping that I may catch up on some of my reading over the holiday.... Wishful thinking?
All the best with your sales. :-)
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