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Together they must decide whether it is time to lay Bronwyn to rest. Anthony intends to ensure that whoever implicated Bronwyn pays for the treacherous deed. Whatever happens, Sebastian and Anthony must prepare to face an unknown future together.
Cover Artist: Anne Cain
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What advice do you have for new authors?
I actually still think of myself as a relatively new writer, but if there is one thing I say to any who asks for advice on how to get published it is this: FINISH THE FIRST DRAFT! I’ve lost count of the number of writers I know who never finish writing what they started. Their ideas are amazing, they write wonderfully, but without a complete story they’re not going to get any further. I’m a firm believer in getting the first draft down, and then I play, edit, slash at the monster until I get what I call my official first draft, ready to be seen by more pairs of eyes. I would also recommend learning to love editing. This is where you craft and sculpt your flabby beast into a toned masterpiece. Embrace your inner editor, learn the grammar rules and apply them. Yes, if you get published you’ll be assigned an editor, but you’ve got to get to that point, and if you’re not presenting your very best work then there are hundreds, thousands, of others out there who are and will catch the eye of the submissions editor. Then finally, I’d say don’t give up. It took seven years from initial conception to publication of my first novel. For 99.9% of us, getting out of the slush pile takes time and hard work, but it is worth it in the end. And when you do land your first publishing contract, remember you’ve got to do it all again for the next one! Good luck!
Excerpt:
“So what did the sheriff want?” asked Sebastian once they were in private.
Bronwyn sat down, panting slightly, and pulled at her bodice. “Do you really wear this thing so tight every day?”
“I’ll call for Miriam, and she can loosen the bodice a little. There’s no need for it to be so tight when there are no guests—but once they arrive, it’ll have to be retied.”
Bronwyn groaned. “It wasn’t this bad last time I visited.”
“Childbirth does change a woman’s body,” said Anthony, a comment that received a very dark look from Bronwyn.
Sebastian thought it best to intervene, and quickly. “What was going on outside?”
“Parson is being an idiot. Someone in the village said they had seen Bronwyn buying a number of special herbs and plants last week.”
“Anthony, we can’t just overlook something like that—not after everything else,” said Sebastian.
“Everything else?” asked Bronwyn. “Sebastian, are you in trouble?”
Anthony and Sebastian exchanged glances and Anthony nodded. “I found a mandrake fixed under Anthony’s desk.”
“Who wants Lady Crofton hanged for being a witch?” she asked bluntly.
About the Author
Rebecca Cohen is a Brit abroad. Having swapped the Thames for the Rhine, she has left London behind and now lives with her husband and baby son in Basel, Switzerland. She can often be found with a pen in one hand and a cup of Darjeeling in the other.
Blog: http://rebeccacohenwrites.wordpress.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/R_Cohen_writes
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rebecca.cohen.710
DSP author page: http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/store/index.php?cPath=55_462
Amazon author page: http://www.amazon.com/Rebecca-Cohen/e/B007UEFIXS/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1
Tour Dates: June 23 – July 7
Tour Stops:
June 23: Hearts on Fire, Parker Williams
June 24: 3 Chicks After Dark, MM Good Books
June 25: Amanda C. Stone, Pants Off Review
June 26: Love Bytes, Iyana Jenna
June 27: Havan Fellows, Kimi-Chan, LeAnn’s Book Reviews
June 30: My Fiction Nook, Tara Lain
July 1: Nephylim, Cate Ashwood
July 2: Jade Crystal, Scattered Thoughts & Rogue Words
July 3: Elisa Rolle
July 4: The Hat Party
July 7: Prism Book Alliance
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What advice do you have for new authors?
I actually still think of myself as a relatively new writer, but if there is one thing I say to any who asks for advice on how to get published it is this: FINISH THE FIRST DRAFT! I’ve lost count of the number of writers I know who never finish writing what they started. Their ideas are amazing, they write wonderfully, but without a complete story they’re not going to get any further. I’m a firm believer in getting the first draft down, and then I play, edit, slash at the monster until I get what I call my official first draft, ready to be seen by more pairs of eyes. I would also recommend learning to love editing. This is where you craft and sculpt your flabby beast into a toned masterpiece. Embrace your inner editor, learn the grammar rules and apply them. Yes, if you get published you’ll be assigned an editor, but you’ve got to get to that point, and if you’re not presenting your very best work then there are hundreds, thousands, of others out there who are and will catch the eye of the submissions editor. Then finally, I’d say don’t give up. It took seven years from initial conception to publication of my first novel. For 99.9% of us, getting out of the slush pile takes time and hard work, but it is worth it in the end. And when you do land your first publishing contract, remember you’ve got to do it all again for the next one! Good luck!
Excerpt:
“So what did the sheriff want?” asked Sebastian once they were in private.
Bronwyn sat down, panting slightly, and pulled at her bodice. “Do you really wear this thing so tight every day?”
“I’ll call for Miriam, and she can loosen the bodice a little. There’s no need for it to be so tight when there are no guests—but once they arrive, it’ll have to be retied.”
Bronwyn groaned. “It wasn’t this bad last time I visited.”
“Childbirth does change a woman’s body,” said Anthony, a comment that received a very dark look from Bronwyn.
Sebastian thought it best to intervene, and quickly. “What was going on outside?”
“Parson is being an idiot. Someone in the village said they had seen Bronwyn buying a number of special herbs and plants last week.”
“Anthony, we can’t just overlook something like that—not after everything else,” said Sebastian.
“Everything else?” asked Bronwyn. “Sebastian, are you in trouble?”
Anthony and Sebastian exchanged glances and Anthony nodded. “I found a mandrake fixed under Anthony’s desk.”
“Who wants Lady Crofton hanged for being a witch?” she asked bluntly.
About the Author
Rebecca Cohen is a Brit abroad. Having swapped the Thames for the Rhine, she has left London behind and now lives with her husband and baby son in Basel, Switzerland. She can often be found with a pen in one hand and a cup of Darjeeling in the other.
Blog: http://rebeccacohenwrites.wordpress.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/R_Cohen_writes
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rebecca.cohen.710
DSP author page: http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/store/index.php?cPath=55_462
Amazon author page: http://www.amazon.com/Rebecca-Cohen/e/B007UEFIXS/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1
Tour Stops:
June 23: Hearts on Fire, Parker Williams
June 24: 3 Chicks After Dark, MM Good Books
June 25: Amanda C. Stone, Pants Off Review
June 26: Love Bytes, Iyana Jenna
June 27: Havan Fellows, Kimi-Chan, LeAnn’s Book Reviews
June 30: My Fiction Nook, Tara Lain
July 1: Nephylim, Cate Ashwood
July 2: Jade Crystal, Scattered Thoughts & Rogue Words
July 3: Elisa Rolle
July 4: The Hat Party
July 7: Prism Book Alliance
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