Review + stuff

I got a review for Miss Prince that nearly gave me a heart attack, haha XD 

segnalibro.co.uk/guest-review-…

Also, I have been given the go ahead to convert the first chapter or so of Miss Prince into a comic, so you might be seeing some of that. We'll see how my motivation holds up.  I'm also going to attempt to make it into some other stuff, if for no other reason as a challenge to myself.

If anyone wants to read the first chapter as it is meant to be read, remember you can check it out for free at tannbourne.com oh please do. -makes puppydog eyes-

I've got a second draft of book four ready now - ah, that's what I opened my e-mail for, I forgot, I got distracted - it still needs more work, lots of trimming and stuff but I feel okay and... progress.  The completion of books 2 and 3 inches closer.

WOO~

Thanks for reading~

Alicia


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Sara led Lucinda down an odd corridor full of doors. That is, even more full of doors than corridors usually are. It was more door than wall, and it seemed to go on and on. Sara stopped abruptly.

“I thought I'd start you off with something simple,” she announced. “So today you're going to fight a dragon. Just remember not to get married,” she added sternly, opening the door.

~ from Miss Prince

You can read a sample here - tannbourne.com

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"Ambrosia. The Drink of the Gods. Thick, syrupy and vanilla flavoured, for some reason. It also contains enough calories to kill a mortal on the spot, so it's just as well that mortals are no longer mortals by the time they finish drinking it. Like Seralina, for example. She hadn't really meant to become a god. She hadn't taken the warning 'This will make of ye a god' seriously. It was her general policy not to trust any claim beyond 'It tastes all right, really'. She certainly didn't trust anything that sounded made-up or used words like 'dynamic'. Going round trusting words like 'dynamic' could get you into trouble. As it turned out, so could ignoring warning labels."

~ from Eggs, Butter, Sugar and Disaster

You can download a sample chapter of EBSD here: tannbourne.com

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