Here we are again. Thursday has dawned, and there are some wonderful new opening lines to read. This week Jan Ellis, friend, fellow RNA member and contemporary fiction author, is with me to share the very beginning of her novel, An Unexpected Affair. Over to you Jan… The 500 words I’ve chosen for you come from An […]
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I’m delighted to welcome the multi-talented Jan Ellis to my blog today! Writer, historian, Nobel prize winner, and pole dancer – apparently… Hello Jenny and thanks for inviting me to share my deepest darkest secrets on your blog. Okay. Confession time: when I said I was an ex-pole dancer and a Nobel prize winner, […]
I’m delighted to be welcoming the fabulous Jan Baynham back to my blog today after the recent release of The Secret Sister. Take a peep at the background to Jan’s latest novel, and enjoy her #openinglines. The Secret Sister is my fourth novel. It has all the features which are becoming my trademark – a […]
This week I’m delighted to be welcoming Elliot Thorpe to my place to tell us about his latest story, World War When. Over to you Elliot… I was involved in a book project back in the distant past of 2016, an anthology of stories and verse to commemorate the (then-upcoming) centenary of the end of […]
This week’s Opening Lines welcomes back the fabulous, Jan Baynham, with her brand new novel, Her Nanny’s Secret. Over to you Jan… ‘Her Nanny’s Secret’ is my third novel. It has all the features which are becoming my trademark – a dual timeline, contrasting locations, family secrets and forbidden love. In this book, there is […]
Today I’m welcoming fellow author, Jane Risdon, back to my place for a cuppa and a slice of cake, while we chat about her latest novel writing venture. So, grab a coffee, put your feet up for five minutes, and have a read. Hello Jenny, Thanks so much for hosting me on your lovely blog […]
This week I’m delighted to welcome Jan Baynham back to my blog with the Opening Lines from her latest novel, Her Sister’s Secret. Over to you Jan… ‘Her Sister’s Secret’, with its sub-heading of ‘the Summer of ‘66’, is my second novel of three I’ve been contracted to write for Ruby Fiction. All three novels […]
This week I’m delighted to welcome fellow historian, and fellow Exeter Author’s Association member, Dr Janet Few to my blog, to share the Opening Lines from her brand new novel: Sin as Read as Scarlet. Blurb Sins as Red as Scarlet – the true story of a Devon town in turmoil by Janet Few It […]
This week, I’m delighted to welcome Jan Baynham to Opening Lines, to talk about her debut novel, Her Mother’s Secret. Over to you, Jan… ‘Her Mother’s Secret’, with its sub-heading of ‘the Summer of ‘69’, is my debut novel. It is the first of three I’ve been contracted to write for Ruby Fiction. All three […]
Today I’m delighted to welcome Jane Risdon back to my place- although I fear we should be wary. She’s talking about her criminal mind! Over to you Jane… Jenny, many thanks for inviting me to share some of my experiences with you and your followers today. It is so generous of you and I really […]