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(99p/99c for a limited time. http://mybook.to/DandelionClock Bill and Florrie are separated by the Great War when Bill is sent to fight in Egypt and Palestine, taking with him Copper, a horse volunteered by the duke's daughter. Florrie is left at home in England, caring for her siblings and drunken father. Will Bill keep his promise to marry Florrie and bring Copper home safe? Can love survive five years of war? He loves me, he loves me not...

I was delighted to discover this morning that Touching the Wire has been awarded a Gold Medal in the Historical fiction - event/era genre in the Readers' Favorite 2019 Book Awards. it's now also available as an audiobook. mybook.to/TouchingtheWire

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Touching the Wire by Rebecca Bryn has been chosen as one of the 100 books you should read before you die!
Get it at http://mybook.to/TouchingtheWire

Fancy a collection of very short stories? They're FREE if you go to https://www.facebook.com/rebecca.bryn... and click on the SIGN-UP button. I shan't bombard you with e-mails, but I will let you know when I have free book offers or a new release - mystery, historical, and fantasy fiction with a twist. Thank you. I really appreciate your interest.

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An historical tale of murder, exile to the colonies and unbreakable love.
'For Their Country's Good' series by Rebecca Bryn

A final plea to anyone who can spare a moment to vote: voting ends tomorrow. I care passionately about bringing the truth of the Holocaust to a new generation. Touching the Wire has a chance to be Read Freely's book of the month complete with review, which will bring it to a wider audience. The women of Auschwitz can't ask you: they were silenced. http://www.readfree.ly/help-choose-ou... I couldn't stay silent. Thank you everyone who has already voted. It means a lot to me.

Research into an old family story led me to delve into my family history. The story, it seems is true. My great-great-great-uncle James was convicted of the very aggravated manslaughter of one of Lord Northampton's gamekeepers and was transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1841 along with his two cousins.
Further research unearthed trial transcripts, newspaper reports of the committal hearing, convict records, behaviour records on board HMS Tortoise, crew logs, probation records, and on and on.
Book One in the series is entitled On Different Shores and is based on real events. It deals with James's crime and his separation from Ella, the girl he loves.
Book Two is called Beneath Strange Stars and chronicles Ella's attempts to follow him.
Book Three, On Common Ground, my work-in-progress, will bring together the disparate threads and complete the story of James and Ella.
This series is a journey of discovery, and affords a fascinating glimpse into life in the 1840s and the men and women born into poverty who were transported to build a colony on convict labour.
I hope to publish On Different Shores later this year.

Come and join us at First Chapter, https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/... - a new group for readers and Indie authors. Authors can post the first chapter of their books for readers to browse. We also have sister groups at https://www.facebook.com/groups/15379... where you can share your chapters to other groups, and https://plus.google.com/u/0/communiti... where authors and readers can also post their favourite review or reviews of their favourite books. Help us make these groups a useful platform for books and a great resource for readers.

I am very pleased to have been invited to answer a few questions by Christoph Fischer on his blog at https://goo.gle/lbgBXK
Christoph is interviewing all twenty-seven of the authors from around the world who have contributed short stories for the YOU'RE NOT ALONE charity anthology in support of Macmillan cancer nurses. All profits will be donated to the Pamela Winton Trubute fund. Do pop in and ask questions,and get to know me better: I'll be delighted to see you there.

YOU'RE NOT ALONE - AN INDIE AUTHOR ANTHOLOGY http://smarturl.it/YoureNotAloneAnth release date 11th July 2015
Take a look at www.facebook.com/yourenotalone2015 and help spread the word. A group of very talented Indie authors from across the world, inspired by Ian D Moore,author of Salby Damned, have come together to produce an anthology of short stories in aid of volunteer cancer nurses. The nurses we've chosen to suppport are Macmillan nurses via the Pamela Winton fund. Pamela sadly died earlier this year, and this is a way for her friends and family to honour her memory and give something back to the organisation that supported them through a difficult time. We've all been touched by cancer, or will be. When we need help, Macmillan nurses are there to give it.
Share this post and keep an eye out for publication on 11th July 2015: the facebook page already has almost 500 likes but we need more publicity to raise awareness. My contribution is an embarrassingly true story, 'Ooh, Air Margrit'.
Spread the word and make sure Macmillan nurses are there if you need them!The link again is http://smarturl.it/YoureNotAlneAnth and it's available to pre-order now. Help us push it up the rankings and raise a shedload of money for a great cause.