jennyeditor.bsky.social
Freelance line/copyeditor/proofreader of fiction. Massive romance fan 💕 Professional Member of the CIEP. She/her. https://www.warrenproofreading.co.uk/
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I'm reading yours at the moment, and so far I think it is better... will report further at the end :)
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'The Worst Guy' springs to mind. I'm pretty sure the protags are late 30s / early 40s.
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Oh, and @katecanterbary.bsky.social romances of course!
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Have a look at @jesskhardy-author.bsky.social
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Congratulations on the move, Sylvia! No more dodgy water supply issues (hopefully!).
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Easily done. We've all been there... Excellent tree-climbing dress too. Practical
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Yeah, he looks 'exceedingly' prim on that cover :)
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This looks and sounds amazing!
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:)
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I assume he'll be the dead body in your next book :) Hope you heal quickly!
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Ouch!
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Katherine Kirk! 😮
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Butting in here to agree! I loved Shadowplay.
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Perfect!
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💕
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Beautiful! Happy Christmas, Sylvia!
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And this one, I loved! #Romancelandia www.goodreads.com/book/show/23...
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I don't know if you like historicals, but I have two for you! 1/ This novella by Erin Langston is very sweet and steamy. www.goodreads.com/book/show/19...
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Congratulations!
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Hi Nigel. Yes, me too! I'm fine, thanks. Quite busy work-wise. I hope you're still enjoying your writing.
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😅
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Apparently, the first editions enclosed a crossword puzzle linked to the clues the crossword-loving hero was completing in the book. It had a generous (esp for 1963) prize of £50 for the first ten solutions received. Pretty good marketing effort! www.deightondossier.net/Miscellany/c...
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Gawd, I know. The struggle is real :)
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I really enjoyed this book, although I'd agree with your quibbles if I hadn't turned my quibbling brain off. I love the warmth of her romances.
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Yes, they give good advice.
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Exciting news! Best of luck!
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Wow! Couldn't you seek an agent on the back of that offer?
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Hello! 👋