Coming Soon
Mainstream
Coming up for April 2012 is the release of my new historical saga that is set in France against the backdrop of a wartorn Europe during WWll. The year is 1942 and the place where the story begins is in the lavender fields of Provence.
The novel is written to first draft and is now heading into the intensive editorial period.
Adult Fantasy
I am busily working on the next adult fantasy, which will be published in the latter half of 2012.
This book signals a shift from the familiar format of trilogies into standalone fantasy novels. I know for the fantasy purist this news may be greeted with some regret, but I prefer that readers are not kept waiting for three years as a story unfolds. So one volume, one story. And this read will take us back to the land of The Quickening.
Children’s Fantasy
The sequel to The Whisperer is at second draft stage and we are anticipating the release of The Rumpelgeist for around mid 2012 if not sooner. Back to Drestonia we go, some twenty years after we first met Lute, Griff and co where Pearlis is being disrupted by the early morning rampages of a mysterious and unwelcome visitor.
Crime
Thank you to all the crime readers who have written to me and urged another one. It’s been a long time coming, I know, but I haven’t been twiddling my thumbs, I promise. The third book in the crime stories featuring Scotland Yard’s DCI Jack Hawksworth will be written in the next 12 months….I hope! It’s contracted to Penguin and I have a rough synopsis so it’s a case of pushing all other projects aside and getting on with it.
I read 3 of your books “The Quickening”. It was wonderful I am a fan now. I hope to read more of your work in the furture.
Denise
Thank you Denise. Hope you enjoy all the others. F
I have read the Valisar and Percheron trilogies and am working on the last half of bridge of souls, and they are awesome! I can’t wait for the new books you are writing.
Thanks Charles, so glad to know they’re a hit with you. Really appreciate the lovely post.
I love your fantasy trilogies! I first read Myrren’s Gift probably five years ago, and I’ve been in love with them ever since – I just finished King’s Wrath about a week ago. I always recommend them to people, and I’ve given a few out as gifts, as well.
Hello Megan
I say this from the heart that I feel privileged to have readers such as yourself, who are so loyal. Thank you for reading and enjoying my books enough to tell others about them…and to present them with my tales. Very happy to know that The Quickening pleased you hugely and you may be glad to know that I began a new adult fantasy yesterday which will take readers back to Morgravia, Briavel, The Razors and the empire that King Cailech and Queen Valentyna formed.
OMG your books r superb. I’ve read all your fantasy novels to date in less than a fortnight and crave more. Please keep busy my desire is building and my patience wavering….
I want the crime, I so want to know what happens next
I’ve read all of your fantasy trilogies – today finishing the last of the Valisar! I NEED MORE!
It would be great if you revisted each story to maybe add a book to each – letting us know how the characters have got on in later life – if there should be anything eventful. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed reading your books (luckily not discovery them until they were all published – being able to read them all through without the breaks in between!). I will be looking forward to your new book, although will miss the three instalments – lets just hope the new one is big and fat! Thank you for keeping my imagination alive.
Roxanne.
Hi Roxanne – thank you so much. Always fabulous to start my working day with a lovely letter from a reader. Most grateful that you have devoured and read all the fantasy. Now I know learning how the various characters ‘got on’ is tempting for all who have enjoyed the tales – and indeed for me – but the daily grind may not be nearly as interesting as the conflicts resolved in the various stories and the trials and tribulations of the heroes to overcome their terrible ordeals. So it would need some upheaval to keep it interesting. If I were to throw in an ‘event’ or two, then i know I’d suddenly be off on a new adventure and we’ll be back to back to square one when it’s over, with readers – and me – wondering about how they got on! So really I suppose I should think about some sequels to keep any eager readers content. In the meantime you know I’m working on a new fantasy that will return all of us to the land of The Quickening. It’s great to be back. One character you’ll remember and be pleased to meet again. And this will probably make you smile, Roxanne. I have done my best to write a standalone fantasy book but as always I get carried away with a huge tale and a cast of thousands and I suspect, now that I only have about 50,000 words to go, that I must accept and come clean to my patient, lovely publisher that this is probably going to be a two volume book…sigh. I guess I should stick to trilogies, eh?
I love your books. i’m coming to see you when you come to the Mt Gambier Library.
My Favourite book of yours is Bye Bye Baby Keep writing .
Hi Amy
Make sure you say hello! Look forward to seeing you in about a week. Thanks for enjoying the crime!
Dear Fiona,
Have just found Jack albeit it in his 2nd appearance…..hope he returns soon. particularly after the final ‘cliffanger’ sentence in ‘Beautiful Death’. Am also mad fantasy fan, so shall now be on the lookout for any of yours I can lay my hands on aaagghhh more bookshelves needed!!!!
Hi Justine
Ooh I’m glad you’ve enjoyed Jack. You did read Bye Bye Baby first didn’t you? Because his life and that ending will make a lot more sense. Anyway, I’m thrilled he kept you good company and I do love a mad keen fantasy fan! Thanks again. F
I have now read all of your fantasy series and I think they get better each time!! Trinity was my favorite so far! You always have such great characters and the twists and turns keep the story so fresh! Can’t wait for your next fantasy novels to come out.
Thanks for keeping me up late into night not wanting to put the books down!!
- Terri
Hi Terri
Thank you so much for your generous comment and for becoming such a loyal reader of my stories. There’s another one brewing, I promise. Just finishing off the final couple of chapters and off to the editor it goes!
Hello Fiona. I work part time in a library in Vic and have loved books since childhood. I had only glimpsed into the fantasy world however via Lord of the Rings trilogy (usually preferring crime/mystery/action adventure/sagas, etc). A collegue from work recommended your fantasy novels starting me off with Tor and Alyssa in your Trinity series. It took me 5 days to read all three books! I simply could not put them down. I am now halfway through the Quickening series and have fallen in love with Wyl, Knave and Fynch. I know that by Christmas I will have read every single one of your books (inc the crime and sagas) and will be waiting for more! Thank you for such incredibly written stories with gorgeous characters (not to mention the evil nasties that abound and revenge that is sweet). I am a new fan.
Hello Cathy
It’s rewarding to read a note like this. Thank you so much for giving my books a go and I promise to keep writing if you keep reading! You’ll be happy to know that I have three new novels coming out next year…including a fantasy that will return you to the land of The Quickening. The first, though, is an adventure/romance set in Occupied France during WWll and that will be followed by a new children’s fantasy novel that is a sequel to The Whisperer. Anyway, I loved reading your message, so thank you again. I’m working now on the sequel to the WWll story that is coming out in 2013.
Happy reading!
I can not wait for your new novel that will take us back to the land of The Quickening! I lost myself in this trilogy and always wondered what would happen to the characters next. I love it when the baddies get their cumuppance, especially celimus! My husband would laugh, when i’d gasp or shake my head when I was reading as I would be so engrossed with what was happening. I hate to put a book down when I’m reading ‘in case I miss anything’. My family now tell me to ‘pause’ the book, so we can have tea! Don’t know how you do it, but thanks for such brilliant characters and stories!!
Just finished Betrayal, the second book of yours that I have read, and can’t remember where I have put Destiny
You are a truly wonderful writer and you have me hooked! I love how the Trinity Trilogy seem to be set in the Medieval times (which interest me a great deal) however you never tell the reader exactly when they’re set, just to keep us guessing.
Can’t wait to read more of your novels and thank you for sharing Alyssandra Quin and Torkyn Gynt.
Hi Zoe
Thanks for your lovely note. Betrayal was the first book I wrote, so I’m intrigued to know which one you read first but I’m really happy to know that you’ve had a good time with the story and I’m especially thrilled to hear that I can keep you guessing. That’s a fantastic compliment! Another one on the way, I promise!
Happy reading.
Fiona,
Purchased every book you’re done, read them in order to get a feel of your develpoment loved them all from the fantasy, crime and even the kids all kept me intrigued and looking for more.
Looking forward to your next piece – please soon.
Hi Bill
Thanks for your lovely note. Readers like you are just priceless and I appreciate your support across all the genres I write. Have you also read Fields of Gold? Amazing if you have and thank you again. Next book coming out is some historical fiction set in Paris in WWll – that’s in April 2012 and then later in 2012 will be the new children’s books and after that – and still in 2012 – will be the new fantasy (probably end September). Plenty to look forward to and do hope with all my heart that you enjoy them. All best, Bill and happy reading! F
Hi Fiona,
I am anxiously awaiting your next novel set in wartorn Europe. Have now read all your novels and now have my daughter and sisterinlaw hooked on your books!
Have a lovely Christmas…..but please keep writing xx
Vivienne
Thanks, Vivienne for such loyalty! Please thank your family for enjoying my books too. I am writing hard, I promise! Three books coming out next year.
Dear Fiona, My friend Margot Burns loaned me your two Jack Hawkesworth novels as she knows I love crime. Thankyou for giving her the second novel at your Friday coffee morning. They are absolute rippers and I look forward to you publishing the next in the series. My friend Julie Wells (2nd Ave, St Peters) knows you as a fantasy writer, so now I have lots of holiday reading to look forward to.
Kindest regards
Yvonne
5th Ave, St Peters
Hi Fiona
I love your books and I am always anticipating the next gripping read, which is why I thought I’d let you know that I appreciate so much that you’re changing your style from trilogies to a stand alone novels. I cannot count the number of times I have read and re-read your books. It’s like coming home to old friends. Thank you for sharing your wonderful worlds with us, I can’t wait for the next few books!
Merry Christmas
Lauren
Merry Christmas Lauren and thank you for your kind sentiments. I have never read one of my books after writing it. Always amazing that someone is re-reading mine. Thank you, I feel very chuffed. Three new novels out next year. Don’t say I don’t spoil you! Again, my thanks for your generous loyalty and I’m wishing you a Christmas full of books and pleasure.
F
Hi Fiona, I have only recently discovered you, I read Beautiful Death first and then Bye Bye Baby, I assumed you were Scottish (didn,t read the fly leaf) then when I read someone becoming “untidy”as to mean having too much to drink etc. I thought this is an Aussie expression I have never heard it in U.K. Then I read about you and all is revealed. I don,t read fantasy but love DCI Jack Hawsworth, is there a third book out yet. You are the best crime writer I have read, however do you think up the plots.
I have just ordered “The Lavender Keeper” from the library
Best regards Christine Wright
Hi Christine…forgive my late reply but I’m travelling at the moment and only picking up my mail infrequently. Thank you so very much for your incredibly generous comment. No third book…no time! I want to keep writing crime but there are lots of books queued ahead and I think you’re going to love The Lavender Keeper! Thank you for trying it and for enjoying my work. Happy reading! F
Hi Fiona,
I stumbled upon your book The Lavender Keeper through the internet, and I read an excerpt from the Australian Penguin site……It looks and sounds great!.. I have but one problem. I live in Ireland. When will it hit the book shops in this neck of the woods?
Hi Fiona
I really enjoyed The Lavender Keeper at the end it said that a sequel will be released soon called Luc. Can you tell me when that will be released.
Cheers
Carol
Hello Carol – so happy to hear that you enjoyed TLK…thank you for reading it. The sequel will be released at the end of March 2013. I’m just working on the second draft now and enjoying it all over again!
I have The Lavender Keeper waiting for me to finish my current book – really looking forward to it. I love your Fantasy, Crime and History novels. Absolutely brilliant. I’m really looking forward to your next Fantasy being a stand alone book – it’s pure torture waiting three years!
Kerry, thanks so much for your generous words. I’m thrilled you love all my books – the standalone fantasy is but a few months away now and I do hope you enjoy The Lavender Keeper. My apologies for the delay in responding but I’ve been overseas and on the high seas with such poor internet connection I gave up on it! F
Dear Fiona,
It’s such good news to read that your fantasy novel is in the making!!; i have thoroughly enjoyed both the Percheron and Valisar trilogies, i was swept away in a wonderful world,
and whoever reads receives the gift of wisdom, well, thank you for your written wisdom!
I am Dutch and prefer to read in English; your Fantasy novels put a lot of smiles and sometimes a tear on my face; i can’t wait to buy your new book….
Lots of love, Sandra van der Leeuw
Hi Sandra…thank you for being so loyal and for enjoying the book so much. I think you will love The Scrivener’s Tale because it takes you back to the land of The Quickening…although you haven’t mentioned that series but I’m sure you would know it. It’s been published for ages and perhaps my most popular. Anyway, I’m thrilled that you’re so happy. F
Love all your work!!!Cant wait for your next book.!When will that be?
Thank you so much, Saskia. Next book is The Rumpelgeist in August for younger readers but then the big one – the new fantasy standalone called The Scrivener’s Tale. Can’t wait! And then the sequel to The Lavender Keeper is out in March 2013. I start my new adult fantasy this month too – in readiness for next year!
Hi Fiona,
It’s great to see a female Australian writer doing so well!
I’ve read all your adult novels to date and have loved every one. I started out being an exculsive reader of fantasy and the occasional crime but your books have expanded my reading taste. I’ll read anything as long as its written to your standard.
Keep up the fantastic work!
Looking forward to reading your next novel, I don’t care if it’s crime, fantasy, historical, you write it and I’m sure I’ll love reading it
Cheers,
Lyndell
Camden, NSW
You are very kind Lyndell…thank you so, so much for this fantastic support. I hold a quiet dream that readers will feel as you do…and I promise as long as you keep reading whichever stories I write, I will keep writing novels that make you turn the pages.
Lots of gratitude….the next one is a children’s book
) But wait for November, when the new adult fantasy is out if that’s stretching the tolerance boundaries!
All best to you and happy reading. F
Will you ever write more books with Tor and Alyssa?
Hi Shane
I would never say never. And if that’s what readers want maybe I should. But at present I have no plans to return to their story. Convince me!
I really hope you do. Reading is the one thing in the entire world that I can’t go without. I have read hundreds of books and I can honestly say that I haven’t read a series that made me want to read non-stop for a very long time. The Trinity Trilogy had my heart pounding and left me breathless on so many different occasions. Based on how the story ended I know it will probably be hard to continue their story but I really hope you do. You have re-ignited my passion for reading books. I’m just not ready to let Tor and Alyssa go
I would love for you to write more books that involve them. Thank you for all of you Wonderful books.
Biggest fan,
Shane
FIONA!!!
Ive since bought and read all of your Adult Fiction novels and your more recent Fields of Gold and The Lavender Keeper! I think we’re all hangin out for Luc’s Promise 
The first time i entered into your Fantastic world was about 7 years ago, i was in the middle of High School, and reading about Tor and Alyssa made the hour bus rides some of the best time in my day
As one of your longest serving and most loving fans, I have to agree with Shane. I would love to have Tor and Alyssa back in my life once again, when i think of how many times ive gone back and re-read your books, Inheritance has always been your crowning jewel. It started my love for your books and I can never thank you enough for the joy that your stories have brought me
Wether you decide to or not, i’ll always be here on the edge of my seat, dying to know what you’ll come up with next
Good luck finishing Luc’s Promise
Travis
Hi Travis – thanks for saying hello and for making my Monday morning with your lovely note. Plenty coming your way, I promise! And I’m thrilled that Luc’s Promise is finished and my editor really, really happy with it so now while I wait for her to get the copy edit back to me I’m working on a new adult magic realism novel for next year. Look out for The Scrivener’s Tale – the new adult fantasy out for November 2012. Thanks again for all your loyalty and good wishes.
Cheers, F
And thanks to you for finishing my monday off with yours
I cant tell you how awesome it is to have you reply to my note!!
Cant wait for November!! Haha!
My fiancee – Naomi – and me are planning on November for our wedding so its going to be an ULTIMATE month
LOL! How embarressing!!
Not much of a fan am I… Then again, my Fiancee knows enough about my books to know that i got my names mixed up 
Naomi just pointed out that I refered to “Trinity” as “Inheritance”
Dear Fiona,
Just finished reading The Lavender Keeper, can’t wait for Luc’s Promise. I live in a town called Kiama which is on the south coast of NSW. We have a cafe called The Manning Street Deli which I think serves the best hot chocolate in the world – depending on who is on duty that day! I have travelled around the world and am yet to find a cafe that does a better hot chocolate, the use of liquid chocolate is the secret, cheers Jan
Hi Jan
Lovely to hear from you and I’m so happy to hear that you have enjoyed TLK. Thank you for letting me know and for the detail about hot choc! That is a big call and so if I ever pass through Kiama (I have been there a few times when I was living in Sydney three decades ago!) then I will definitely make the effort to pay it a visit and roadtest its hot choc. I am wondering how it will beat my Parisian or Belgian experience but I’m up for it! Thanks for the tip and give them my regards – it’s wonderful to hear about cafes giving their customers such excellent product. Thanks again for writing and especially for reading my novel. F
Hey Fiona,
I was wondering is the Scriveners Tale suitable for young adult readers say between the ages of 15-17?
Thanks!
Absolutely, Alex it is. In fact all of my books are. I usually draw the line at around 13 but so many YA readers are reading above themselves anyway, but by around mid teens, I think it’s open slather on my books. Enjoy and thanks for asking. Scrivener is out in Oct/Nov. Happy reading. F
Hi Fiona!
I have missed reading your books so much. I was just about to start reading The Quickening again when a friend was so desperate for something to read; I took the series to her. Of course she loves it! Through you and your wonderful books I have learned to love reading again. I look forward to the new book. You and your books are never far from my thoughts. Thank you!
Fairlyn
I have just finished reading your The Lavender Keeper, the first of your books and eagerly await the 2nd volume of Luc’s Promise. Can you tell me when this will be published. I enjoyed your book very much.
hi loved the Lavender Keeper, so please tell me when Luc’s Promise will be out. thank you. joy.t.
Hi Joy
I did reply to you on the run from Tasmania. Hope you got my note and thanks for enjoying The Lavender Keeper!
Enjoyed The Lavender Keeper so much when will Luc’s Promise be released
Hi Anne
So love that you enjoyed TLK. The sequel is out in March 2013 and I will be touring for it so hopefully I can say hello in person somewhere! Thank you so much for reading Lavender…you’ll love the next book. F
Hi Fiona,
My daughter gave me The Lavender Keeper for Mothers day, I couldn’t put it down, read all the way from Australia to Paris. Then came home and read Fields of Gold. I thoroughly enjoyed both books and am wondering if the follow on from The Lavender Keeper or Fields of Gold are out yet – I can’t wait Thanks ans keep writing these fab books Cheers Colleen
Hi Colleen – what joy to read your message, thank you hugely. Made my day! And you were on the way to Paris when reading The Lavender Keeper…how perfect. The sequel to Lavender is moving steadily through its editorial process. I’m about to do the copy edit and we will most certainly be ready to launch as planned at the end of March 2013. And I will be touring and hopefully might be close enough to you to sign a book! I have no plan at this stage to write a sequel to Fields of Gold but never say never…it certainly demands one, doesn’t it? Next book for Penguin will be set in the 1920s. Starting it November 1. Can’t wait! You keep reading – thanks for loving my books!
Hi Fiona, The first two books of the trilogy of Myrren’s Gift has kept me awake night after night, as well as ignoring the pleas of my children, and my lunch time at work was stretched a tad longer than it should have, as I was so taken up and escaped within them, I look forward to reading the last and final book of the quickening.
The death of Romen saddened me though, that he was ‘sacrificed’ to further Wyl’s quest. For some reason I think I fell a little bit for the rogue, and it was incredible the way in which all the characters were bought to life. Was he based on anybody?
I now have “betrayal” in front of me, but I must not start it as it is nearly 1am and I have to get up for work.
ps On a side note, I am pleased to discover we both live in Adelaide
Hi Robyn
It’s always thrilling to get a note like this – and on a Monday morning to boot! Thank you. I’m extremely glad to know that the first two volumes of The Quickening kept you in very good company. Believe me, I was very unhappy when that particular character you mentioned (forgive me I removed that part of your post so that when it appears here it won’t be a spoiler) was sacrificed. It was as sad for me as it was for you but then I don’t plan my stories so I’ve learned not to be shocked by what might suddenly occur. That was a great character too, not based on anyone but when you read Trinity (you’ve got book one in front of you and don’t you dare read that until you’ve finished The Quickening!) you’ll see there’s another character in there with similar traits. I’ll see if you can pick who I’m talking about and whether you find that new character as easy to like. Thanks again for trying my books and for reading on. You’ve got plenty to go now! Trinity series, then Percheron series, then Valisar series and in a few days my new standalone is out and it’s taking readers back to the land of The Quickening. One of the characters you’re reading about now will make a return!
That new book is called The Scrivener’s Tale. But then there are children’s fantasies, crime books, and my adventure romances that are sprawling historical sagas set in Britain, India and France. My, my, I reckon I can keep you entertained for quite a while but sounds to me like you’re a big time reader and a fast one. Don’t forget to feed the children!
Oh My Goodness!!! SOOOO EXCITED!!!
Perth by any chance?? and what dates have you planned?
I just preordered The Scrivener’s Tale! I am honestly about to jump out of this seat, chuck on some music and Explode!
Still hanging out for LP in March, but thankfully i have a lot to occupy my mind till then, what with getting married in december and all
Where are you touring Fiona?
Would love to see you in person and thank you so much for your amazing works
Trav
Hi Fiona
Thank you so much for replying, since I wrote the above, I have virtually devoured everything you have written, including “Fields of Gold”, and the Valisar series. I have nearly finished the last book of The Trinity, ‘Destiny’. I have ready to read The Percheron series then onto the Lavender keeper, and Bye Bye Baby. I know they have mostly been read out of order, but it hasn’t diminished the amazing adventure you took me on with your writing.
Also to top this off, I was very pleased to read that you are appearing at next weekend’s Supanova in Adelaide, and I can’t wait to say hello.
ps my daughters are learning to fend for themselves ;”) as there is nothing better than sitting in the garden, in the sunshine reading an excellent book, and with your books all the boxes are ticked
Hi Fiona,
I thoroughly enjoyed the lavender keeper it was really hard to put it down. Soooooo looking forward to the next one.
Thanks Kellie….I have just completed the copy edit on The French Promise so now it’s on the home straight and last minute tweaks before we print, distribute and get it ready to be on shelves for March. Very happy with the sequel – hope you will be too. F
Hi
Have just finished reading the Lavender Keeper and loved it. Is there a sequel coming soon – “Lucs Promise”?
Hi Wendy…thrilled that you loved TLK. Oh yes, indeed, the sequel is roaring at you. I am in the process of reading the final galleys and signing it off to the publisher for printing. It’s now called The French Promise….and will be available in the final week of March 2013. Not so far away! Thanks again for reading Lavender. Best to you for the festive season. F
Hi Fiona, I heard you speak some years ago at Clare at a Women’s Gathering and when I saw your book “The Lavender Keeper” it reminded me of your entertaining talk and that I promised myself to read some of your books one day. So I bought it and thoroughly enjoyed it as I had spent a week in the South of France a couple of years ago and remember travelling through lavender fields with the scent of lavender permeating the air. I have just sent out a hint to my son that I would like Fields of Gold if he was stuck for a Christmas present. Looking forward to Luc’s Promise.
Hi Rosie…thank you. I had a great day that day. Thanks for reading Lavender and especially for giving Fields of Gold a try. Luc’s Promise is now called The French Promise and is due out end March. I can’t wait either. Love this story!
Hi Fiona,
My partner and I really enjoyed your crime novels featuring DCI Jack Hawkesworth. I was in Dymocks the other day and was told you wouldn’t be pubilshing any more crime novels. What a cliffhanger you left for us at the end of the second book. It would be great if you could just bring out the third book and finish the series off. I know so many of us who would appreciate it.
Hi Melissa…..I really, really want to write a third instalment of Jack Hawksworth and will do my utmost to get to it. I do have a third story idea all ready to start working on but I’ve been on a roll of writing three novels a year for the last three years and so I seem to be heavily committed to fantasy, historical and adventure romance for the time being but I do promise you that I won’t forget Jack. Thanks for the loyalty. F
Dear Fiona,I loved your books the lavender keeper & fields of gold. I believe you are writing (or going to)a sequel to the lavender keeper .When can we expect it I can hardly wait .
Do you have any other books planned Regards Edith
Hello Edith, lovely to hear from you. Thank you so much for enjoying my novels. Yes, the sequel to The Lavender Keeper is called The French Promise and your timing is very good – it’s released next month so look out for it toward the end of March. I have just finished writing another novel for release in November that is set in the 1920s. I love it – very romantic story.
But if you can’t get enough of me…why don’t you try some of the fantasy. You may be pleasantly surprised. I don’t know…it’s not everyone ideal read but it has such wonderfully sweeping tales and epic love stories. Let me know if you’re interested and I can suggest a couple.
Again, thanks for your loyalty and for giving my books a go. I’m so thrilled they brought you such pleasure to read. All best, F
Hooray, bring back jack
Dear Fiona
I just finished reading The Lavender Keeper and i loved it.
Where would i be able to get a copy of Luc’s Promise?
Thank you
Jane.
Hello Fiona,
Thoroughly entertaining talk at Joondalup Library yesterday evening. Ever think of taking up Public Speaking or even comedy in another lifetime? I’m looking forward to reading The Lavender Keeper, which you so kindly autographed and sprayed with lavender perfume. It was great to hear the genesis of this tale – a great springboard to dive into the pages of this book.
Regards,
Joan