Hazel Gaynor / 23 May 2016

Win an advance copy of The Girl From The Savoy!

Who would like the chance to win one of five Advance Readers Editions of THE GIRL FROM THE SAVOY, plus some gorgeous Franklin Mills Art Deco journals? My publishers in the US have a lovely competition running. To enter, click this link and complete the entry form. Don’t forget to tell your friends too if they would like to enter. Good luck!

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Deb Brisbin says

24 July 2016 at 3.21am

Pick up your book a Memory of Violets today on a wim. Love it. Thank you for transporting me away after a particularily rough week

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- Hazel Gaynor says
  
  10 August 2016 at 9.31am
  
  Thank you for reading, Deb. So pleased you enjoyed it. 🙂
  
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