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Calling all beta readers. At the end of August, we will be sending Anvil out for beta reading. If you’re interested, comment and we will be in touch. #HistoricalFiction #beta #readers

Auspicious quote, seeing as the baddies in Anvil are gladiators. #gladiators #historicalFiction #readingcommunity #BookTwitter #booktwt

The implication from #Tacitus is that #Domitian had #Agricola poisoned. Whatever the truth, it gives me great source material for the #finale of #TheIronBetween, #Anvil. #HistoricalFiction #amwriting #readersoftwitter

Oh, how I love this #writerslife. 😀

Coming in the spring. #epicfantasy #fantasyadventure #BookTwitter #booktwt

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Coming December 6th. The long-awaited finale of The Iron Between trilogy. Join Agricola and Clíodhna in the thrilling climax to the award-winning series. #historicalfiction #booksbooksbooks #BooksWorthReading

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Happy publication first birthday John De Búrca 🎶🗡. Hard to believe it's a year already. #BooksWorthReading #epicfantasy #irishmade

Happy birthday John.

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“The Alcoholic Mercenary is excellent.” — Holmes Editorial. “The only thing worse than a violent man who drinks is a violent man who drinks and considers himself Rachel’s enemy.” NCI Agent Rachel Welsh is thrown in the deep end in Naples, Italy. amazon.co.uk/dp/B09V8XSP76

Currently working on, The Reluctant Mother. Rachel neither expected nor wanted to return to Naples. However, when a friend asks for help, she has no choice but to for and face her demons. Coming in the new year.

#writerslife #readingcommunity #BookRecommendation Really looking forward to this one.

I love this #writerslife even the research. Intriguing three emperors in a row, Vespasian, Titus, and Domitian. Father and two sons, respectively. Did Domitian bump them off? The prize was obvious. Agricola died suddenly after Domitian became Emperor! Intrigue.