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A comp title board for my work in progress historical fiction duology, Project French Crown and Project French Flag. The comp titles are Michael Morpurgo's Sparrow, Saving Private Ryan, 1917 and The King. 

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I plant roots so deeply in the people I love that I always lose a piece of myself when they go.

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Project French Crown and Project French Flag are companion books to one another, you can read both of them or one of them and you can read them in whatever order you like, it is the same story told from the different POV of the two main characters but that being said they are two very different stories. Just clearing that up in case there is any confusing as to why I am releasing information about them at the same time

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Readers, do you like companions books? what is your favorite companion series? and what book/story do you wish would be told from a different character’s POV?

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Work in Progress Title Reveal...Project French Flag

There it is the working title for my current work in progress is Project French Flag which I know sounds like a strange name but trust me once you know what the actual title is and what the story is about. I do have the real title in mind but I want to make sure that I am one hundred percent happy with it before I reveal it to you. The real title reveal is coming soon but for now I will be referring to it.

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I am very excited to start documenting my author journey as well as start sharing details about my work in progress. The duology that I am working on is almost done with the round of editing that it is on and almost ready for it’s second round of beta readers and once that is done I have loads of interesting and fun details about the project to reveal. 

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It’s Time for an Introduction

I am a bookworm, history nerd and author of historical fiction. I have loved history and reading for as long as I can but it was only when I was eleven and I read Michael Monporgo’s Joan of Arc, a retelling of the tale of Joan of Arc written as if it were fiction, for the first time, was I inspired to start writing my own historical fiction stories, I started writing my first historical fiction story that day and have not looked back since. When not writing I can be found binge-watching tv series like Downton Abbey, The Crown, The Gilded Age and Derry Girls or re-watching films like Bohemian Rhapsody, The Downton Abbey movie or basically any historical fiction, period piece or biopic that I can, doing research for my latest story or reading.