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Behind Closed Doors at West Barnes Library with S.E. Lynes and Lily Samson

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  We had a great evening with S.E. Lynes and Lily Samson last night at West Barnes Library. As both of them write psychological thrillers, we looked at what might happen 'Behind Closed Doors'. Their books: The Switch   by Lily Samson Whose life do you want? Elena and her partner Adam are house-sitting in Wimbledon and find themselves instantly seduced by their upscale surroundings and their enigmatic new neighbours Sophia and Finn. When Sophia proposes a wicked game to Elena whereby they will swap partners in secret, it's not long before Elena starts to experience a sexual awakening that blossoms into an illicit love affair. But Sophia's plans are far more complex and dangerous than Elena could ever have imagined… How far will she go to fulfil her desires?   The Perfect Boyfriend   by S.E. Lynes I know it’s him. He says we’ve never met. Why would he lie? Her When I see him, my heart stops dead. I tell myself it’s impossible, but I would recognise those s...

Back to work!

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 Sometimes, things happen in life and then all of a sudden, you realise that you've lost a month - just like that! I'm not sure what happened to October but it disappeared under the weight of hospital trips, two operations and now a long recovery period for my husband. Writing wasn't on my agenda at all. However, I need to get back to it. I was on a roll before and was powering through the soggy middle of the book. Unfortunately, having stopped for a month, I think I'll be wading through treacle when I restart. Will I get to the end of my book by my next post in December? I'll let you know! In the meantime, I do have something to look forward to. I run author events at my local library with the help of the Friends of West Barnes Library and w e have an absolute treat for you this November! Janice Hallett and Joanna Wallace will be joining us on Tuesday 19th Nov at 7.30pm. Janice's debut, 'The Appeal', turned normal prose on its head as the story is cleve...