Hi everyone,
So I’m feeling a wee bit
smug. I’ve managed to finish the first draft of ‘Seizing Heaven’ in just over a
month. Yes, I know there are a heap of authors who can write entire novels in
that time period – but for me it is an achievement. ‘Seizing Heaven’ is the
second book in the Foxwoods Annals; the first was ‘Capturing Bliss.’
The story takes place just
over a hundred years after William & Blissot. It deals with the new Lord
Reynard, Savaric. He is intent on marrying the widow of Blackstone Manor, that
is, until fate and the Reynard betrothal ring get in the way. On his way to
meet the widow, Savaric is waylaid by Rosamund, an artist and a traveller. You
can run from Fate, but somehow it always seems to catch you in the end. This is
a lesson that Savaric should have taken to heart.
I’m excited to revisit
Foxwoods Hall and the Reynard family... especially the Reynard men! (Oh dear, I
think I’m developing a taste for them. J)
I liked the thought of visiting a family
through pinpoints in its history. To explore the traits, beliefs and traditions
that can bind a family together and help it endure.
So, does the Reynard
betrothal ring really have the power to choose the true bride? Or is it just a
quaint family legend? Sorry, I’m not telling – perhaps you will find the answer
in Seizing Heaven!
Warm Regards,
Nicóle xx
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