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Month: August 2013

Recipe: Cider Crumble Slice

  This recipe comes from High Tea, recipes with a sense of occasion. Ingredients: 20 grams butter (3/4 oz) 1 1/2 tablespoons of golden syrup or light treacle 150 ml apple cider (alcoholic) (5 fl oz) 250 grams (2 cups) self-raising flour pinch of ground ginger 45...

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The King of Threadneedle Street

I bring you a historical with a very interesting title today—The King of Threadneedle Street. It was the title that grabbed my attention and made me look closer. Please welcome, Moriah Densley, and make sure you leave a comment to go into the draw to win some...

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A Writer’s Life – The Bottom Line

The Bottom Line, the first book in my Love and Friendship series is out a blog tour this week, and Past Regrets, the second book in the series is due out on 10 September. Today I'm visiting: Sky Purington at A Writer's Mind - interview Fierce Romance Author Group -...

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Earthquakes and Art Deco!

I'm visiting Heart-Shaped Glasses where I'm talking about earthquakes among other things. Heart-Shaped Glasses has a travel theme this month and there are lots of excellent posts to check out.

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Do You Know Your Kiwis?

I've visiting The Whole Shebang Site today and talking about kiwis. Do you know your kiwis? Check out my post to see...

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Recipe: Bread Made in Crockpot

Firstly, I’m visiting out and about on the web today: I’m with Taige Crenshaw and have a post and contest. I have an interview and contest with Kate Hill. And I have a writer craft post over at Savvy Authors. During the weekend I experimented with two different...

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Recipe: Ginger Oat Slice

This is a new to me recipe from Robyn Martin’s book called Bake. Ingredients: 150 grams butter (5 oz) 1/4 cup golden syrup 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup coconut 1 1/2 cups wholegrain oats (that’s oatmeal to Americans) 1/2 cup wholemeal flour 1 1/2 teaspoons baking...

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Thirteen 18th Century English Resource Books

I’m busy researching in preparation to write a new historical romance series. My chosen time period is 18th century England, and here is a list of my current reading. Thirteen Non-Fiction Books on English History 1. Great Houses of London by James Stourton, Publisher...

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