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Hi everyone!
I’ve added a couple more pages to this website with the hope that they’ll provide a bit more information for my readers!
1. Free Rein Book Covers looks at the book covers that have been designed for the series and where the photos came from.
2. Australian Glossary provides some terms that you will come across in my book, but may not be familiar with – especially if you’re not from Australia or just learning about horses.
Enjoy 🙂
Hi everyone!
I’m working hard to get the Free Rein series known to as many people as possible! To help people get a feel for the series, New Beginnings, book 1 in the Free Rein series will be available for free on Amazon Kindle at the end of this month!
Feel free to share this link – http://www.amazon.com/New-Beginnings-Free-Rein-Book-ebook/dp/B00HX82WIK/ – and tell people that it will be available for free download on the dates of Friday July 24th to Monday July 27th!
Hi everyone! Linda Ballou of The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon has kindly interviewed me on her blog! Why not take a look?
Here you’ll find 10 interview questions answered, including a sneak peak into a new novel that I’m writing!
It was a nice place where Ben worked. Good physical work, great views and accommodating bosses. He definitely couldn’t complain. And to be honest, if he could, it tended to be toward the end of the season when he’d had enough of clients, but that didn’t matter – he was moving on in a short while by that stage.
The business – Happy Trails – focused on providing just that; trail rides that customers could truly enjoy and have a good time on. It was seasonal work, running through the spring and summer months with a break in February due to the heat, then back on for the autumn months and slowing down over winter.
Generally this meant one of two things for Ben – he did maintenance odds and ends in the early mornings and late evenings of February and then went back to taking clients out over autumn, or he headed off for a break and a scene change at another job an hour down the road until spring came around again.
Read on at Linda Ballou Talking to You.
Hi everyone! Linda Ballou of The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon has kindly interviewed me on her blog! Why not take a look?
Here you’ll find 10 interview questions answered, including a sneak peak into a new novel that I’m writing!
It was a nice place where Ben worked. Good physical work, great views and accommodating bosses. He definitely couldn’t complain. And to be honest, if he could, it tended to be toward the end of the season when he’d had enough of clients, but that didn’t matter – he was moving on in a short while by that stage.
The business – Happy Trails – focused on providing just that; trail rides that customers could truly enjoy and have a good time on. It was seasonal work, running through the spring and summer months with a break in February due to the heat, then back on for the autumn months and slowing down over winter.
Generally this meant one of two things for Ben – he did maintenance odds and ends in the early mornings and late evenings of February and then went back to taking clients out over autumn, or he headed off for a break and a scene change at another job an hour down the road until spring came around again.
Read on at Linda Ballou Talking to You.
Hi everyone!
I’m rapt to be featured in the May/June edition of Pony Magazine Australia. There is an author profile, a review of New Beginnings, book 1 in the Free Rein series and a giveaway!
For your chance to secure a copy of Horse Country or New Beginnings, check out the Pony Magazine Australia latest edition!
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