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Vicky Jones

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Born

in Essex, The United Kingdom

Website

http://www.VickyJones.uk/

Twitter

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Genre

Historical Fiction, Gay and Lesbian, Romance

Member Since

July 2015

URL

https://www.goodreads.com/vickyjones

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Vicky Jones was born in Essex. She is an author and singer-songwriter, with numerous examples of her work on iTunes and YouTube. At 20 years old she entered the Royal Navy and, after leaving, realised she was drifting through life. Feeling a loss of direction, she wrote a bucket list of 300 things to achieve before she was 40, an adventure which took her travelling, helped her to face her fears and encouraged her to go after her dreams. At the time of printing, she is now two-thirds of the way through her bucket list.
One thing on her bucket list was to write a song for a cause. An anti-bullying track called ‘House of Cards' is now on iTunes to download whereby 100% of proceeds go to charity.
Writing a novel was also on her bucket list and t ...more

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