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Harry's Makeover

22/6/2017

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Discrete Reversal
Discrete Reversal has won the voting and Harry the Louse has now been renamed. Here is the new cover and thank you to everyone for their input.

'Discrete Reversal' looks at two mature professional women’s quest for some latter-day romance in a tourist hotspot where, apparently by coincidence, they meet Harry a plausible Cretan businessman. Unknown to them Harry, who has been driven to the brink by the Greek debt crisis, has targeted them as part of his desperate summer activity to find and sweet talk a well-heeled ‘soft-touch’ woman out of her nest egg. The two women play-down their true occupations and Harry reckons either one of them could be the answer to his prayers. Yet has he bitten off more than he can chew? 

Visit here to read more about the the book including extracts and pictures of the beautiful island of Crete

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renaming of 'the louse'

16/6/2017

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Concrete Affair new name for Harry the Louse
Discrete Reversal new name for Harry the Louse
Screted Intentions new name for Harry the Louse
A reader contacted me saying she had read Harry the Louse on the recommendation of a friend and enjoyed it immensely. She said the reason she contacted me was that she would never have bought the book unprompted with such an unappealing title and felt others could also miss the opportunity of a good read.

She suggested one possible new title and other friends have helped me with a couple more and the three options I favour are here. Changing a book title is a one-off event so the more people that give their opinion the better.

To all those that respond, I will advise them personally the date on which the re-branded book will be offered free on Kindle.

You can find out more about the book here
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Olives for life

10/6/2017

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Interesting Facts about Greece:-
Ancient Olive Tree at Vouves Crete
The Ancient Olive Tree of Vouves by Michalis Polychronakis
The world’s third leading producer of olives, the Greeks have cultivated olive trees since ancient times. The Ancient Olive Tree of Vouves here on Crete, said to be around 3000 years old, is still producing olives.
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