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The Bumpkinton Tales: The Bachelor - Out Now!
Today (21st June) see's the release of the second Bumpkinton novella, The Bachelor.
Here's the blurb:
If there is one thing Fenton knows, it’s that he’s a ladies man. With a stylish suit, perfect hair and a seductive smile that can send women weak at the knees, he knows he’s got it all.
However, Fenton has a secret. He’s no longer single.
As the Bumpkinton Singles Night draws close, Fenton arrives in the village to woo the ladies. Even a secret lover won’t stop him from indulging in his favourite hobby, flirting, but how much can he get away with?
I am also running a free download run on my Bumpkinton short story, Last Christmas as well as the first novella, Bittersweet until Wednesday 25th June.
You can check out all of my stories on amazon by following the link below.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bumpkinton-Ta...Matthew Drzymala
Here's the blurb:
If there is one thing Fenton knows, it’s that he’s a ladies man. With a stylish suit, perfect hair and a seductive smile that can send women weak at the knees, he knows he’s got it all.
However, Fenton has a secret. He’s no longer single.
As the Bumpkinton Singles Night draws close, Fenton arrives in the village to woo the ladies. Even a secret lover won’t stop him from indulging in his favourite hobby, flirting, but how much can he get away with?
I am also running a free download run on my Bumpkinton short story, Last Christmas as well as the first novella, Bittersweet until Wednesday 25th June.
You can check out all of my stories on amazon by following the link below.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bumpkinton-Ta...Matthew Drzymala
The Fantastical Gregory Shortbread - Buy Your Book Today!
It’s time to celebrate, for The Fantastical Gregory Shortbread is available from today to dazzle and entertain you!
Today, 10th March is Shortbread Day, or as it’s known in Bumpkinton: Sara Hawthorne Day.
Sara who?
You’ll see.
As you celebrate the arrival of a theatrical genius, the villagers have never heard of him, but they have heard of Sara Hawthorne.
How is she important?
And what does she mean to Amelia Goose?
And speaking of Amelia…
What the flippin’ hell has happened to her voice?
All these questions and more, such as:
Who is Gregory Shortbread?
Where did he get his red sequin jacket, and
What on earth is that hanging on the wall in the Bumpkinton Rectory?
will be answered today.
It has been three years in the writing, and I hope you all love revisiting Bumpkinton again. The thing I have loved about expanding the village into a novel is that it gives the characters a chance to breathe.
To me, a novel helps to make characters more three-dimensional. We get into the minds of Father Whitworth O’Grady, Amelia Goose, Marjorie Fairfax and Father Harrison Stawker more than ever before.
We see how Amelia sees the world. Is she as bad as she’s been made out to be? Or is the rest of the village the problem?
You’ll also meet the much mentioned but never before seen Farmer Paterson.
Oh, and I’ll answer a secret that Chief Inspector Bertram Elderflower has been hiding in plain sight, but nobody in the village has been remotely aware of.
Intrigued?
I hope so.
Pick up your copy today and celebrate with a bit of Parsley!
Parsley? What?
You’ll see…
And stay tuned for an exciting Bumpkinton competition coming this week!
Buy The Fantastical Gregory Shortbread
Until next time,
Matthew
Today, 10th March is Shortbread Day, or as it’s known in Bumpkinton: Sara Hawthorne Day.
Sara who?
You’ll see.
As you celebrate the arrival of a theatrical genius, the villagers have never heard of him, but they have heard of Sara Hawthorne.
How is she important?
And what does she mean to Amelia Goose?
And speaking of Amelia…
What the flippin’ hell has happened to her voice?
All these questions and more, such as:
Who is Gregory Shortbread?
Where did he get his red sequin jacket, and
What on earth is that hanging on the wall in the Bumpkinton Rectory?
will be answered today.
It has been three years in the writing, and I hope you all love revisiting Bumpkinton again. The thing I have loved about expanding the village into a novel is that it gives the characters a chance to breathe.
To me, a novel helps to make characters more three-dimensional. We get into the minds of Father Whitworth O’Grady, Amelia Goose, Marjorie Fairfax and Father Harrison Stawker more than ever before.
We see how Amelia sees the world. Is she as bad as she’s been made out to be? Or is the rest of the village the problem?
You’ll also meet the much mentioned but never before seen Farmer Paterson.
Oh, and I’ll answer a secret that Chief Inspector Bertram Elderflower has been hiding in plain sight, but nobody in the village has been remotely aware of.
Intrigued?
I hope so.
Pick up your copy today and celebrate with a bit of Parsley!
Parsley? What?
You’ll see…
And stay tuned for an exciting Bumpkinton competition coming this week!
Buy The Fantastical Gregory Shortbread
Until next time,
Matthew
