I don't know about you but with the current lockdown situation and the Easter weekend the days seem to be blending into one another and I have completely lost track what day/date it is and have only just realised that today is my stop on The Fallout blog tour.
Unfortunately like so many other book lovers my reading mojo and concentration levels completely disappeared for a few weeks but the good news is that things seem to be looking up as I finally picked up this book yesterday and am almost half-way through reading it so hopefully I'll be able to host my review in the next couple of days.
The accident.
The lie.
The fallout will be huge . . .
When Liza’s little boy has an accident at the local health club, it’s all anyone can talk about.
Showing posts with label Rebecca Thornton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rebecca Thornton. Show all posts
Tuesday, 14 April 2020
Friday, 11 December 2015
Debut Spotlight: Rebecca Thornton
Today it's my stop on The Exclusives blog tour and it's my pleasure to be able to introduce you to debut author Rebecca Thornton and find out a little more about her publishing journey with Twenty7 books, an imprint of Bonnier Publishing.
Rebecca Thornton previously worked as a freelance journalist covering a range of topics from showbiz articles to working as a undercover reporter in Kosovo. She has worked in a range of countires from Australia to Jordan throughout her time as a journalist. Rebecca eventually decided to devote her time to her real passion, writing, and enrolled in the Faber Academny writing-a-novel course, where she was tutored by Esther Freud and Tim Lott. The Exclusives is the novel that came out of that course, which draws on her own experience of the pressures of teenage friendship and her reflections on the British boarding school system.
Rebecca lives in London with her husband and two young children.
Hi Sharon – thanks so much for having me!
When I got my book deal, my agent told me that my book would be published first in ebook and six months later, in paperback.
Rebecca Thornton previously worked as a freelance journalist covering a range of topics from showbiz articles to working as a undercover reporter in Kosovo. She has worked in a range of countires from Australia to Jordan throughout her time as a journalist. Rebecca eventually decided to devote her time to her real passion, writing, and enrolled in the Faber Academny writing-a-novel course, where she was tutored by Esther Freud and Tim Lott. The Exclusives is the novel that came out of that course, which draws on her own experience of the pressures of teenage friendship and her reflections on the British boarding school system.
Rebecca lives in London with her husband and two young children.
Hi Sharon – thanks so much for having me!
When I got my book deal, my agent told me that my book would be published first in ebook and six months later, in paperback.
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