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Chapter Three of Fiona

Posted on September 23, 2011 by Linda Andrews

Chapter 3 The cab thumped in and out of a pothole. A shoulder bumped his. Hugh Gurnsey-Barrett, sixth Marquess of Kingslea, ninth Earl of Bookingham, locked his jaw. Cold brushed his exposed flesh. He hunkered further into his borrowed sailor’s … Continue reading →

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First Chapter of Fiona

Posted on September 2, 2011 by Linda Andrews

Chapter 1 London Docks, England May 1892 Someone was behind her. Awareness prickled the back of her neck. Fiona Grey peered through the darkness and the thick pea-soup fog, searching the alley for a place to hide. There. Perhaps the … Continue reading →

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Excerpt from Fiona

Posted on August 26, 2011 by Linda Andrews

It’s been an exhausting last couple of days, so I’m posting an excerpt from my latest novel, Fiona thus allowing my brain to relax a bit. Enjoy! In this scene, my hero gets the first inkling that Fiona might not … Continue reading →

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Review: Soulless by Gail Carringer

Posted on August 25, 2011 by Linda Andrews

Alexia Tarbotti is a Victorian spinster who is just trying to get a decent meal when a vampire attacks her. Despite repeated warnings, the vamp won’t take the hint and an unfortunate accident leaves her with no choice but to … Continue reading →

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