Ghost Wife: From Inspiration to Publication #Romanticsuspense #Gothicromance

This post is about the inspiration and publication journey of Ghost Wife a Contemporary Gothic romance by Luccia Gray, published in July 2022.

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#BookLaunch Snow Moon at Eyre Hall #5 #TheEyreHallSeries #Histfic #JaneEyreSequel

Snow Moon at Eyre Hall is the fifth novel in The Eyre Hall Series, the exciting and intriguing sequel to Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, including more mystery, drama, action, and romance, set in Victorian England. In the latest addition to the series, readers will experience births and a christening, deaths, burials and exhumations, prophesies,Continue reading “#BookLaunch Snow Moon at Eyre Hall #5 #TheEyreHallSeries #Histfic #JaneEyreSequel”

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Insecure Writers Support Group #IWSG ‘Defining Success as a Writer’ #amwriting #September2021 #BookBlogger

This post was written in response to the Insecure Writer’s Support Group monthly (first Wednesday of every month) blog hop to where writers express thoughts, doubts, and concerns about our profession. By the way, all writers are invited to join in! The awesome co-hosts for the September 1 posting of the IWSG are Rebecca Douglass, T. PowellContinue reading “Insecure Writers Support Group #IWSG ‘Defining Success as a Writer’ #amwriting #September2021 #BookBlogger”

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Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys (1966), The Prequel which inspired the Sequel to Jane Eyre: The Eyre Hall Series

I would never have written The Eyre Hall Series if I had not read Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (I was about fourteen the first time I read it). Many of the characters and events in The Eyre Hall Series were inspired by Jane Eyre, however my main inspiration for writing The Eyre Hall SeriesContinue reading “Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys (1966), The Prequel which inspired the Sequel to Jane Eyre: The Eyre Hall Series”

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What happened after Jane Eyre and Mr Rochester married? Find out in The Eyre Hall Series, Book One Blood Moon at Eyre Hall is out now! #FridayReads #BookLaunch

Book Launch Blood Moon at Eyre Hall, Book One of The Eyre Hall Series, the breathtaking sequel to Jane Eyre, on 22 August 2021

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Insecure Writers Support Group #IWSG ‘My Favourite Writing Craft Book’ #amwriting #August2021 #BookBlogger

This post was written in response to the Insecure Writer’s Support Group monthly (first Wednesday of every month) blog hop to where writers express thoughts, doubts, and concerns about our profession. By the way, all writers are invited to join in! August 4 question – What is your favorite writing craft book? The awesome co-hostsContinue reading “Insecure Writers Support Group #IWSG ‘My Favourite Writing Craft Book’ #amwriting #August2021 #BookBlogger”

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Could you help me choose my book cover for Blood Moon at Eyre Hall?

Many of you know I already have a cover, which I loved, until I suddenly thought there was something missing, so I asked the designer to add a silhouette by a window, and at first I preferred it to the first cover, but I’m not sure anymore. This is the original cover: And here isContinue reading “Could you help me choose my book cover for Blood Moon at Eyre Hall?”

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Insecure Writers Support Group #IWSG ‘What would make you quit writing?’ #amwriting #July2021 #BookBlogger

This post was written in response to the Insecure Writer’s Support Group monthly (first Wednesday of every month) blog hop to where writers express thoughts, doubts, and concerns about our profession. By the way, all writers are invited to join in! July 7 question – What would make you quit writing? The awesome co-hosts forContinue reading “Insecure Writers Support Group #IWSG ‘What would make you quit writing?’ #amwriting #July2021 #BookBlogger”

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Blood Moon at Eyre Hall, Book One in The Eyre Hall Series, is available for #Preorder on Amazon! #Victorian #Gothic #Romance #ARC

Blood Moon at Eyre Hall, Book One in the Eyre Hall Series is available for preorder on Amazon. ARCs available. It will be published on 22 August.

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