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Author Archives: Lynne
Jigsaw Island at Mslexia
Jigsaw Island in the latest edition of Mslexia, the women’s literary magazine. Links to Jigsaw Island and prequel Terrible With Raisins at: https://lynnemcvernon.com/get-books/ Mslexia content
Posted in Contemporary Women's Fiction, Fiction, Greek Islands, Leros, Life on the edge, new writing, Refugees, Single mother, Single mothers, Writers, Writing
Tagged contemporary Fiction, Fiction, Greece, Greek Islands, holiday reading, new novel, new writing, psychological thriller, Symi, Women writers, women's fiction, Writing
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Review: The Unravelling of Maria by F J Curlew
It’s always a bonus when a book takes you travelling and The Unravelling of Maria offers much to learn about place and recent history. Two lovers separated by war and mischance provide the emotional theme, and an unlikely friendship adds … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary Women's Fiction, Fiction, new writing, Refugees, Writers, Writing
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Thank you to Pauline Barclay and CHILL WITH A BOOK readers
Many thanks to Pauline for her enthusiasm for promoting Indie writers and to the readers who make the award possible… Delighted that JIGSAW ISLAND is your choice.
Posted in Contemporary Women's Fiction, Fiction, Greek Islands, Humour, Leros, Life on the edge, new writing, Refugees, Review, reviewers, Writers, Writing
Tagged contemporary Fiction, Dodecanese Islands, Fiction, Greece, Greek Islands, holiday reading, Humour, Leros, Lynne McVernon, new novel, new writing, psychological thriller, Refugees, Symi, Women writers, women's fiction, Writing
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Two new reviews for Jigsaw Island
Thank you, Jenny and Bob for taking the time to read the book and share your thoughts. bob A very readable life enhancing book that addresses contemporary issues without being rose tinted. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary Women's Fiction, Fiction, Greek Islands, Leros, Refugees, Review, reviewers, Single mother, Single mothers, Writers, Writing
Tagged contemporary Fiction, Fiction, Greece, Greek Islands, holiday reading, Jigsaw Island, Leros, new novel, new writing, psychological thriller, Refugees, Symi, Women writers, women's fiction, Writing
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Kristallnacht and Remembrance
Thanks to Guy Verhofstadt for posting about Kristallnacht yesterday. Known, too, as the Night of Broken Glass and the November Pogrom(s), it was a pogrom against Jews and civilians throughout Nazi Germany on 9–10 November 1938, carried out by the Sturmabteilung, the Nazi party’s … Continue reading
Posted in European Union, Fiction, Greek Islands, new writing, non-fiction, Refugees, Writers, Writing
Tagged Aegean Solidarity UK, Angela Merkel, British immigration policy, child refugees, Dodecanese Islands, Guy Verhofstadt, Immigration, Krystallnacht, Refugee Support Devon, Remembrance Day, Symi
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New book CROW COURT by Andy Charman
Today I received a signed copy of CROW COURT – my friend Andy Charman’s debut novel set in C19th Dorset. Andy and I met on an Arvon Editing course in 2018. He read an extract to the group and I … Continue reading
Posted in Crowdfunding, Dorset, Fiction, Life on the edge, new writing, Unbound publishing, Writers, Writing
Tagged Fiction, Historical fiction, new novel, new writing, Unbound publishing, Writing
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Friday Fiction Feature for Jigsaw Island
Many thanks to LORRAINE MACE, creator of the hugely popular D.I. STERLING series (https://www.lorrainemace.com/d-i-sterling-series/) for including JIGSAW ISLAND in her blog today. Find it HERE
New Goodreads review of Jigsaw Island
Thank you to David Tucker for this lovely review on Goodreads September 22, 2020 A very timely, humane book, full of heart and humour. It is believable and its structure is never contrived. One is drawn in through the alternating … Continue reading
Posted in Greek Islands, Leros, Lesbian interest, Life on the edge, new writing, Refugees, Remain in EU, Single mother, Single mothers, Writers
Tagged contemporary Fiction, Fiction, Greece, Greek Islands, holiday reading, Jigsaw Island, Leros, new novel, new writing, psychological thriller, Refugees, Symi, Women writers, women's fiction, Writing
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Review: The Girl from the Hermitage by Molly Gartland
Published by Lightning Books 2020 Fascinated by this period of Russian history since a teenager – after watching Dr Zhivago – I wanted to review Molly Gartland’s The Girl from the Hermitage, and I’m glad I did. Inspired by a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Contemporary Women's Fiction, Fiction, Life on the edge, new writing, Writers, Writing
Tagged Historical fiction, new novel, Russia
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Herkos odonton – a barrier of teeth i.e. keeping secret
OK, opening the barrier, and about to give away one of my secrets. Not that I have a bronze medal for Scottish Highland and Country dancing, not that I was asked to give up maths in 5th year because I … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary Women's Fiction, Greek Islands, Humour, Leros, new writing, Review, reviewers, Single mother, Single mothers, Writers, Writing
Tagged contemporary Fiction, Fiction, fiftieth birthday, Greece, Greek Islands, holiday reading, Humour, Jigsaw Island, Leros, Lynne McVernon, new novel, new writing, psychological thriller, Symi, Terrible with Raisins, Women writers, women's fiction
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