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in February I released my debut fiction book, you may think it strange to hear,
but I was slightly nervous about my friends and family grabbing a copy. As an author,
I should be over the moon at the sales, but the majority of my friends aren’t
my typical audience. You see, I write
young adult fantasy fiction.
Supernatural stories about sixteen-year-old
protagonists who go on a demon hunt with a bunch of faeries and witches. As it happens, the feedback I’ve received has
been overwhelming. I may have converted
a few die-hard historical romance readers over to the dark side.
When
I receive reviews from my young readers,
they gush over the plot and tell me who their favourite character is. When I ask for feedback from my adult
friends, nine times out of ten I get, ‘Oh I wish I was creative, how magical to
be born with this talent.’
