Pauline Barclay : Sitting Round My Pool: Madalyn Morgan talking abou...

Pauline Barclay : Sitting Round My Pool: Madalyn Morgan talking abou...: Today, I have the lovely, Madalyn Morgan sitting round my pool talking about her latest book, best seller, The 9:45 To Bletchley. The ...

Pauline Barclay : Sitting Round My Pool: Madalyn Morgan talking abou...

Pauline Barclay : Sitting Round My Pool: Madalyn Morgan talking abou...:



Today, I have the lovely, Madalyn Morgan sitting round my pool talking about her latest book, best seller, The 9:45 To Bletchley. The ...

Romantic Novelists' Association Blog: Madalyn Morgan: Foxden Hotel

Romantic Novelists' Association Blog: Madalyn Morgan: Foxden Hotel: Welcome to Madalyn Morgan who visits the RNA blog as her novel, Foxden Hotel is published. Thank you for inviting me to talk about my l...

Foxden Hotel Book 5 in The Dudley Sisters Saga

Foxden Hotel.

Book 5 in the Dudley Sisters Saga

The war is over. It is time for new beginnings.

Celebrating the opening of Foxden Hotel, New Year’s Eve 1948, an enemy from the war years turns up. He threatens to expose a secret that will ruin Bess’s happiness and the new life she has worked so hard to create. Bess’s husband throws the man out. So is that the last they see of him? Or will he show up again when they least expect?

Bess had hoped fascism was a thing of the past, buried with the victims of WW2. Little does she know the trouble that lies ahead, not only for herself, but also for her family. 

                                     Video to accompany book link for promotion.

                   

                              

Super time talking to a reading group about Foxden Acres

A super evening chatting to a reading group of lovely and very interesting people who had read my novel, Foxden Acres, in January 2017.  Thank you for welcoming me into you beautiful home, for reading my novels and for the food and wine.

I had a great evening.

                                                          Back left: Wala, Me, Lesley,
                                                          Bottom left: Laura, Tony, Gill

The Dudley Sisters Saga by Madalyn Morgan

Wishing everyone a happy New Year and a successful 2017

Posters that I created to advertise my novels
on Twitter New Year 217

                               

                                  

SEASON'S GREETINGS TO EVERYONE & HAPPY NEW YEAR

 AND 

A HAPPY NEW YEAR 

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HAVE FUN FRIENDS

A couple of posters designed for Christmas 2016

All designed to accompany links on amazon to the four novels

about the lives of The Dudley Sisters in WW2

- for Twitter.

Christmas Posters

This poser designed by Gary Walker at www.look4books.com

This poster, Churchill's Secret Army, worked.  The Christmas tree poster didn't work.

Both designed and created by me with Canva and Serif

The Applause poster was successful. 

Designed by me, as was the summer one of Margo sitting on her suitcase.

My design. Tells some of Claire's story.

    I like this poster. I like all the China Blue Ads.

This is the first of the 9:45 To Bletchley posters.                           My favourite Poster.

 Gary Walker's original line-up

My design - Canva and Serif

More posters to follow.

A go at making a postcard with Serif.

Having a go with Serif. 

I bought the software a couple of years ago, looked at it, decided it was too complicated for what I needed and used Canva. Canva is good, I shall still use it, but you can do so much more on Serif. Saying that, Canva is a great  tool for beginners. It got me used to creative technology. 

I shall print my novels onto a postcard to give out when I do talks. 

And I did. 

However, blank postcards and the amount of ink needed would have cost more than 

Vista Print charge, so, when they VP were advertising a voucher with 30% off I ordered 150.  

4 Novels of The Dudley Sisters' Saga

On the back of the card/flyer

Links to the novels on Amazon. 

First I designed a post card that could be posted, then I remembered that I might not be able to use the photograph of the lady on the station with the policeman on a postcard,so it's a hand-out.