Jeanette Hornby Books: September 2014

Tuesday, 23 September 2014

Blonde or Brunette?

I'm currently taking a break from writing but that doesn't mean I've stopped thinking about my next project. The first draft of 'Serendipity' has been written but I have a long way to go before publication. I have also started to think about hair colour. The main female character has been written as a blonde and the main male character has black hair but I'm now leaning toward having the female character as a brunette.

This was the first novel I wrote, many years ago, so it needs a lot of tweaking. What is your preference? Blonde or brunette?

Thursday, 4 September 2014

Being Creative

My latest novel ‘Escape Down Under’ has just been released.

It is the fifth book I've published since 2010 and I’ve decided to have a little break before jumping into my next Work-In-Progress. The sixth novel ‘Serendipity’ has been written but needs a lot of work before publication. So, in the meantime, I have swapped the keyboard for my crafting tools. I rarely watch TV so making beaded bookmarks and a variety of trinkets keeps me busy.

Tools of the trade

I have a little etsy shop which is a lot of fun. You’re welcome to come by for a visit.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/BeadSparkleZ

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Jeanette's bookshelf: diversity

In Love With Death

by Y. Correa

I liked the authors take on the Angel of Death and enjoyed learning about the individual characters. The story was interesting and I liked the way the author simplified the subject matter. With a little more editing and polishing, this ...

tagged: from-dec-2011-to-now and diversity

An Offer He Can't Refuse

by Theresa Ragan

A thoroughly enjoyable tale. I liked the characters and the situation they were in. A good read for romance lovers.

tagged: from-dec-2011-to-now, 4-stars, diversity, and favourites

All In Time

by Ciana Stone

An interesting and enjoyable story. I would have liked the unique events to unravel slower and continue longer, but overall, the tale was quite engrossing. A good read.

tagged: from-dec-2011-to-now, 4-stars, and diversity

Bloodtrail

by David R. Lewis

An intricately woven vampire tale that keeps you wanting more. The historical and scientific content was unique and engrossing. I particularly liked the way the author separated each character's story in the beginning and then tied the...

tagged: diversity, 4-stars, and from-dec-2011-to-now

House Guest

by John Paul Allen

A short, creepy and enthralling story. The development of the main character and situation was strangely enjoyable. A good read.