Bronn Francis

eBook, ePUB

Mireille (Tales From The Bookcase) (eBook, ePUB)

Beschreibung

Mireille came to Australia as a refugee with her husband when the Reprisals finally ended. Only to discover that her marriage wasn't what it seemed. Her husband started acting most strangely.

Fortunately she did know one person that she could turn to for help and advice.

Not only was Mireille given a whole new career but she was introduced to a new man. But what to do about her husband.

This story is set in the 2050's so it could happen

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Barrierefreiheit

• Text-to-Speech

Autor

Bronn Francis is an empty nester who lives with her husband and spoiled moggy cat in the Eastern part of the State of Victoria in Australia.

When Covid 19 came and made everyone do things differently, Bronn and a couple of friends decided that they would stop being just readers and try their our hands at being authors too.

One of their small group had been playing at creating a world for his stories to be located in. When Bronn asked to be allowed to use the world her friend has created, she was told to "go for it". As long as she agreed to let the others in the group use her characters in cameo roles. Bronn agreed in a flash.

Bronn is a woman of a certain age, as they say in books. Bronn and the other group members wanted to publish as many books as possible which led to a group decision to focus on writing short stories.That way Bronn and her friends could get more stories written and published for you to read. Maybe some novellas will appear over time..

Bronn loves to read romances with a HEA so she's sticking to writing them for a while.

When she's not writing Bronn loves to go and photograph interesting places in the bush. Then try painting them. Some are recognisable.

If you enjoy Bronn's stories, do please tell your friends. If you don't, Please tell Bronn. So she can learn from her mistakes.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bronn Francis
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. August 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201144968
• Artikelnr.: 62457998