Hi! Welcome to my Dreamwidth journal. This is being used solely as a backup for my Livejournal, and will not be updated. For all fresh blogs as of 2nd January 2017, please see my Wordpress site: https://jlmerrow.com/

Thanks, and hope to see you there! :)

I think most of the people who follow me here will be aware of the move of LJ's servers to Russia - if not, you'll find some useful links here:http://rahirah.livejournal.com/695706.htmlRead more... )

And does so with some confidence - after all, how can 2017 fail to be better than 2016?

(Don’t answer that. Please, please don’t answer that!)

Here’s a snippet from my lesbian fairytale, Capture the Moon, which came out for the first time as a standalone ebook today:

They kissed, and Adrien felt as though her body were on fire. Her breasts tingled ( Read more... )

I’m delighted to say that my f/f fairytale, Capture the Moon, is out for the first time as a standalone ebook today.


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And today’s snippet is taken from To Love a Traitor, my historical novel set in the winter of 1920-21 but looking back to the Great War ( I did warn you Christmas makes me go all historical! *g*)

Our hero George is undercover investigating whether disabled veteran Matthew could be the traitor who cost George’s older brother his life during the war ( Read more... )

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I’m travelling back to Victorian times today - I’m off to see Conan Doyle and William Gillette’s Sherlock Holmes play in London in a mo. So why not travel with me? Here’s a snippet from my time travel novella, Trick of Time (which is, appropriately enough, set in and around the Criterion Theatre in Piccadilly):
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This is Trans Awareness Week, so to celebrate, today’s snippet is taken from my novel Out! (3rd in my series of romantic comedies, The Shamwell Tales - and I’m also celebrating finishing writing #4, which has the provisional title of Spun! and should hit the shelves sometime in 2017). Out! features as a secondary character Lex, who is non-binary ( Read more... )

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