I could compile a consistent top ten authors, and on it would be Sebastian Faulks, Isabel Allende, Amy Tan, Robert Goddard, Kate Mosse and Vikram Seth but probably not a specific title.ĥ. I don’t have one, mainly because depending on my mood, I might pick a different one each time I’m asked. When the words are sluggish, I bake a cake or play the piano. I’m partial to builders’ tea, but I also enjoy Red Bush tea or peppermint. Is there a drink or some food that keeps you company while you write? Sometimes I like music in the background, something without lyrics, as words distract.ģ. I write when the kids are at school or quiet. I’ve used this split style of keyboard for years and struggle with a laptop one and touch pad.

I write at a desk with an ergonomic keyboard and mouse, the kind my husband finds infuriating. I am very happy to share an interview with the auther with you. In a story full of drama and mystery, the sisters discover there is more that connects them than they realise, and that only together can they discover exactly what’s behind Rose’s prophecy. Just who is Ethan? And what isn’t he telling Naomi? Leia’s search takes her to a remote farm in Ohio on the trail of the truth behind a tragic death. She begs Leia, now living in the US, to investigate. Rebecca suspects Naomi’s new boyfriend is hiding something. As for Rebecca’s twin, everyone admires Leia’s giant brain, but now the genius is on the verge of a breakdown. Rebecca rarely ventures out of her house. Naomi needs to master the art of performing. But now that Rose is dead, and Naomi has a new man in her life, should they take heed of this mysterious warning? Rose’s granddaughters, Rebecca, Leia and Naomi, have never taken her prophecies seriously.

“Beware of a man named Frederick and his offer of marriage.”

Choice by A.J. Walkley