During my break from blogging, I have been back at my desk, (beachside office) writing a new Cornish novel
and immersing myself in the years 1913 - 1919.
Beachside Office at Poldhu Beach Café, Cornwall |
I have a good feeling about this book.
The words flowed from my head through my fingers. Sometimes I felt as though I
couldn't type fast enough. It’s wonderful that all the characters which have kept
me awake for many months have now been born onto the page.
I love writing all parts of my novel. First getting
the bare bones of the story down is such an amazing feeling. The passion and urgency
to tell the story, keeps me writing long into the night. Fortunately I have
more time my hands now, so I am
free to write until I am bone tired…which I do. Oh what a wonderful feeling. The second draft put the flesh onto the bones and the third draft is practically a re-write. After many edits and re-writes the story is ready to go out into the world.
Hopefully published very soon.
Set between the years 1912 to 1920, the story is an intimate portrayal of two young star-crossed lovers swept along by circumstances beyond their control.
Gweek circa 1920. Courtesy of cornishmemory.com |
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Taken from the back of the book.
‘The Glittering Sea ’ is an enduring story of love, loss, duty and friendship.
From the moment
Lyndon FitzSimmons, a master hedge layer, encounters beautiful Jenna Trevone
drawing in a Cornish corn field, they find themselves instinctively drawn
together by their shared love of nature and spend an idyllic, golden summer
together. But when autumn falls, Jenna is forced to make a heart-breaking
choice between love and duty.
Through the pain of separation their
hearts continue to beat as one, but when a glimmer of hope promises to reunite
them, the dark clouds of war are gathering. As the world finds itself
thrusts into a conflict unlike any had seen before, Lyndon is dragged into a
hell-on-earth scenario. All they can hope for is to try and find their way
safely back to each other …
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