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Crow’s Song based on a True WWII Love Story

By |2022-01-20T14:06:18+13:00December 12th, 2021|Coming Soon, Crow's Nest, Crow's Song, News Letter, News Updates|

Sending you warmest good wishes for Christmas this year.

I’m holding my breath, hoping 2022 will be the end of the virus madness. Early indications are that Omicron is very contagious but has symptoms like the average cold. A scientist told me, as viruses mutate, they become more contagious but have weaker symptoms. I’m holding onto hope!

You may enjoy a distraction […]

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Based on a True WWII Love Story

By |2022-01-20T14:10:15+13:00December 6th, 2021|Coming Soon, Crow's Nest, Crow's Song, News Letter, News Updates|

I’d like to make a big shout out to a few wonderful people who have helped me hone, Crow’s Song, BEFORE it went to the Editor.

Many thanks for reading the first draft, along with the wonderful advice and ‘Where’s Wally’ skills  detecting missing words, details, and inconsistencies. Some glaring mistakes too – as always after working on getting the words […]

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Third Daughter

By |2021-10-05T10:31:26+13:00September 29th, 2021|News Letter, News Updates|

I am supporting an Afghani mother and five children trapped in Kabul.

As a contemporary and biographical author, I undertake many hours of research. I see the similarities throughout history of the plight of refugees. This crisis is no different to the mass exodus of people trying to escape the Nazis during WWII.

The Taliban have plunged Afghanistan and it’s people back […]

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Top 5 Tips

By |2020-08-06T13:45:59+12:00May 23rd, 2020|Duplicity, News Updates|

Top 5 Tips to Improve Your Writing.

Most writer’s celebrate the completion of their first draft.

It’s wonderful to see writers toast themselves with their favourite tipple and post photos on social media. Finally, the masterpiece is complete! Sadly the euphoria is short lived as harsh reality becomes a bitter pill to swallow.

NOW the REAL WORK begins. ‘Completing’ the story is only […]

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Can’t See The Woods For The Trees?

By |2020-09-11T11:01:12+12:00February 6th, 2020|In The Deep End, News Updates, No Ordinary Man, Push Over|

You Can’t See the Woods for the Trees?

Here’s TEN tips for planning your next book. When I’m half-way through writing a new book, I’m already making notes and planning for my next book.

In this way, I’m working across two projects at once. When my book is with editors and going through the proof-reading process, I have a few weeks to […]

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Not a Push Over – excerpt

By |2020-01-30T12:22:51+13:00January 30th, 2020|Push Over|

See Who Isn’t A Push Over

Excerpt from Push Over – a short story about betrayal and revenge.

When Dr Alan Quinn returned home from the medical conference in Auckland three days later, his wife met him at the front door. His tall, muscular stature filled the open door frame, while his broad smile seemed to light up the entryway. Unruly hair […]

BOOK TWO Reader Reviews

By |2020-01-28T12:57:05+13:00January 20th, 2020|In The Deep End|

FIRST Book Reviews of In the Deep End – Book Two

NEW book in this series and already hitting a 5-STAR rating

“Thoroughly enjoyed Book Two, their relationships continue to be complex and interesting. “The Project” had me totally captivated and intrigued and became a “couldn’t put down “page turner.” Raewyn Viljoen

“I’ve known author Nicky Webber for some time and she’s just […]

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Getting the Job Done

By |2020-01-28T12:59:19+13:00January 12th, 2020|News Updates|

Getting the Job Done

I am working on two books this year – my 2020 goals!

If it’s anything like my exercising and healthy eating goals, I won’t stand a chance.

But I’ve committed myself to churn out 2,000 words a day on my new book, “Sophia,” which I started in December last year. So far, I am up to 44,000 words. YES, […]

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How Much Sh*t Is An Overload?

By |2019-12-12T14:51:26+13:00December 10th, 2019|In The Deep End, News Updates|

How Much Sh*t Is An Overload?

It’s almost New Year so it’s time to let go of all the accumulated sh*t that stuck to you during 2019. Take a big breath and let it go.

I should know. I live in a bird house. A grapevine on our deck is home to 30 nesting birds. That means my home reverberates with noise […]

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