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Thank you to all those who entered the The Ghosts of Glenaster giveaway, and many congratulations to the winners! When you've read the book, if you could post a review here on Good Reads, and indeed anywhere else you fancy (Amazon, your blog, etc.), I would be very grateful - positive or negative, as long as your comments are constructive, I welcome them.
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Hi Jessica,Good to hear from you! How are things?
You'll be pleased and/or frustrated to learn that I am deep into the third (and final) Glenaster book, but it is still in very rough form and at times has been difficult to write, perhaps becasue it's the last one and I really need to try and end it right. It would be lovely if it saw the light of day next year, and that's what I'm aiming for, but I can't promise anything - except that there will be no further cliffhangers! I think you'll like the ending I have in mind, I hope so anyway.
Thanks again for all your support and kind words, and I hope all is going well with your own writing - how's the historical novel coming? It sounded like you had some really great ideas there.
Right, just off to have a gander at your blog.
All the best,
Jonathan.
Jessica wrote: "Just updating my new blog with previous blog posts (as a procrastination, of course, what else would a writer be doing...) and Esther comes into my peripheral.
I know I have to, but I can't wait f..."
Just updating my new blog with previous blog posts (as a procrastination, of course, what else would a writer be doing...) and Esther comes into my peripheral.I know I have to, but I can't wait for the third in this series. Just wanted to remind you of that. :) Because of the cliffhanger, yeah?
